Template:Event

This template provides a standard format for event pages. It takes the following arguments:

{{Event
|description = a short summary description of the event (Property:Description)
|occurred = when an event occurred (for instantaneous events) (Property:Occurred on)
|start = when the event began, or when it is scheduled to begin (Property:Start)
|end = when the event ended, or when it is scheduled to (if at all) (Property:End)
|location = where the event happened (Property:Has location) [Deprecated]
|locations = where the event happened (Property:Has location)
|constitutes= suitable descriptions of this event (e.g. "censorship", "war propaganda") (Property:Constitutes)
|involves = person affected by or otherwise relevant to the event (Property:Involves)??
|cause = agent/cause/creator/precursor of the event (Property:Has cause)??
|effect = other events directly caused by this event (Property:Has effect)
PROPERTIES ABOUT THE OFFICIAL NARRATIVE:
|ON_involves = person affected by or otherwise relevant to the event (Property:Involves)??
|ON_constitutes= suitable descriptions of this event (e.g. "censorship", "war propaganda") (Property:Constitutes)
|ON_cause = agent/cause/creator/precursor of the event (Property:Has cause)??
|ON_effect = other events directly caused by this event (Property:Has effect)
...
}}
How useful is it to have separate properties for separate namespaces? The idea of a,b,c is to allow chains of cause and effect to be worked out.
A is_immediate_cause_of B, B consitutes War, => A constitutes Casus_Belli and the like...