Topic on User talk:Hannolans

somehow the label of Q106694917 seems malformed. Shouldn't it be "Wim van Duyn"?

I checked a few others with the same identifier and a "/". . Maybe they can be improved and the "/" avoided. Is "v/h" the same as "c/o" in English?

i will have a look. "v/h " means "formerly known as"

In Dutch?

I made Q109407351 for this

"/" looks like it was meant as a newline in the dataset. Good idea when I set up a page for malformed/suspicous labels.