A domain is the more technical term for Commons and bases. A domain is simply a collection of types. For example, the Music Commons contains the types Musical Artist, Musical Track, and Musical Instrument, among others, that, taken together, constitute a domain. For more information, check out What Are Bases, Types, Properties, and Topics?
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- What Are Bases, Types, Properties, and Topics?
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Freebase Terms
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