The styleguide lacks information about Enumerations.
https://schema.org/docs/styleguide.html

Here are some 'style topics' I'd love to see covered:

1. Are there any naming conventions for Enumerations?
Suffixes such as Enumeration, Type, Option, Category, Value are in use currently.

2. What are the criteria for turning something into an Enumeration?

Whereas there is a DigitalPlatformEnumeration, there's no ComputerLanguageEnumeration.
There is a ComputerLanguage is a class, but no DigitalPlatform class.
Would be nice if the documentation clarified the rationale here.

3. Do Enumeration Members always use Class-like casing?

My understanding is that Enumeration Members are instances (rdf:type) of the specific Enumeration. Yet, they use the same casing as classes, such as Online or AerobicActivity.

Something like AerobicActivity seems like a good case for punning, where it occurs as both an instance of the PhysicalActivityCategory and as a subclass of for example PhysicalActivity. This seems analogous to the Wikidata example here: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q1152037

Given that some Enumeration Members are unlikely (?) to be used as proper classes, what is the rationale for adopting the class casing? And more generally, would it be possible to provide some guidelines here, detailing typical characteristics that these Enumeration Members exhibit?