What status indicates that an Ontology resource may undergo significant changes?

The status indicating that an Ontology resource may undergo significant changes is "Experimental." This designation signifies that the resource is still under development and is subject to modification based on ongoing research, user feedback, and testing.

An "Experimental" resource is often not fully stabilized, meaning that its structure, relationships, and functionalities may evolve as developers refine the ontology based on practical applications or new findings. This allows users to experiment with the resource while being aware that it might change significantly as improvements are made.

In contrast, other statuses like "Active" denote that the resource is fully operational and stable, "Deprecated" suggests that the resource is no longer recommended for use but may still exist for legacy reasons, and "Example" typically refers to resources meant for illustrative purposes and are not intended for functional use. Therefore, identifying a resource as "Experimental" uniquely highlights its potential for significant future alterations.