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EVENT_OR_FACT_CLASSIFICATION:= {Size=1:90}

A descriptive word or phrase used to further classify the parent event or attribute tag.&nbsp; This should be
used whenever either of the generic EVEN or FACT tags are used.&nbsp; The value of this primitive is
responsible for classifying the generic event or fact being cited.&nbsp; For example, if the attribute being
defined was one of the persons skills, such as woodworking, the FACT tag would have the value of
&#x2018;Woodworking,&#x2019; followed by a subordinate TYPE tag with the value &#x2018;Skills.&#x2019;
 1 FACT Woodworking
   2 TYPE Skills
This groups the fact into a generic skills attribute, and in particular this entry records the fact that this
individual possessed the skill of woodworking.&nbsp; Using the subordinate TYPE tag classification method
with any of the other defined event tags provides a further classification of the parent tag but does not
change the basic meaning of the parent tag.&nbsp; For example, a MARR tag could be subordinated with a
TYPE tag with an EVENT_DESCRIPTOR value of `Common Law.'
 1 MARR
   2 TYPE Common Law
This classifies the entry as a common law marriage but the event is still a marriage event.&nbsp; Other
descriptor values might include, for example, &#x2018;stillborn&#x2019; as a qualifier to BIRTh or &#x2018;Tribal Custom&#x2019; as a
qualifier to MARRiage.