Hi, User:Ainali/common-properties.js don't work anymore. Or at least it give no result.
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Ok, it seem to work on correctly Chrome, but it give no result on Firefox.
Hello @Ainali
I can confirm that it works on Edge : yesterday, the queries failed with a syntax error on line 5 (sorry I did not note the exact place of the error)
Today, it works neatly on Edge, but on Firefox, the query returns an invisible result :
I can see "Most common properties that use "Saint-Elie-de-Caxton" as value", then
property propertyLabel count url
, but nothing displays, which seems strange, because if I copy the text, I get
property wd:P47 propertyLabellimitrophe de count5 url
do you know what can cause that ?
The results are there, they are just very far to the right. If you select a few rows, you can then scroll to the right to see the result. Unfortunately, I have no idea on how to make it look nicer.
ahhhhh, what's strange is that it's only on Firefox... Edge and Chrome seem ok
Hello Jan Ainali
When did you plan the hundredth? I read every Saturday: 20:00 - 00:00 GMT+1 on https://www.twitch.tv/janainali/schedule
Sorry to bother you again, but I can't wait to see the hundredth
Cordially.
Sorry, this week m:EU policy/Big Fat Brussels Meeting VIII came in the way. But next week we're on!
Hello Jan,
I advertised on our french Discord server:
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Please do not interfere (this way) when I am building the item. Also, in this case {{Q|Q114757615}} is explicitly not the (abstract) chemical element, but its {{Q|Q2512777}}.
Ok, my mistake. But in the future, this could be avoided if it is perfectly clear from the description that it is something different.
OK, thxs. Btw, making that clear would take some more time than one minute. Also, within chemistry the topic[[Wikidata_talk:WikiProject_Chemistry#Metaclasses_for_chemical_entities_and_using_instance_of_(P31)/subclass_of_(P279)|of substances]] is open for discussion & improvement. So meanwhile some unclarity might be unavoidable.
Höll du på med Indonesien? I så fall kolla User talk:Danil Satria#Merge suggestions on Swedish wikipedia. Maundwiki (talk) 12:05, 7 September 2022 (UTC)
I think you (or someone else) needs to continue the work on Turkey under Wikidata:WikiProject Govdirectory. Your presentation was interesting, but I didn't quite follow into the SparQL details.
Ok! Thanks for joining and asking good questions!
Hello Ainali,
I have a doubt, could you check the S1 gloss in veranda (L298936) and tell me if it's correct Swedish, please? Thanks in advance.
I am a native speaker, but I am not sure what the definition of a "veranda" in Swedish is :)
According to Svenska Akademiens Ordbok Q193508, it is about: glazed extension of a building. Are these the right words in Swedish in S1, otherwise you could put the right gloss. Plz
Great, I polished it!
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Cool project! Did you know about :en:User:SuggestBot that does something similar on English Wikipedia?
There are also some adjacent thoughts in the Growth team's Newcomer tasks.
Since the last post on the blog is from 2017 and it's only about the Wikipedia Weekly (Q13835647), I thought it should be removed. But, as the founder, I defer to you of course ;-)
I think I get how you see it now. The WWN is based on WW. WW will never again be the umbrella/brand for a new podcast (episode). So maybe modelling the link between WW & WWN with replaces (P1365) and replaced by (P1366) would make that clearer? Because then it makes sense that WWN has subsumed the online presence (twitter, website, ...) of WW. I say this as someone who only recently learned of these projects...
Oh, you are right, I misread the label. It's correct that it is not the website of the network, which is the umbrella and there have been new episodes, but unfortunately not posted to the website. I'll undo my undo.
Has [https://www.wikidata.org/w/index.php?title=Q1430548&diff=next&oldid=1371389690 en become the default for all languages]?
Your edit makes it impossible to spot which labels are not in Welsh, if they're filled in with a foreign language label. What reason did you have for doing this? ~~~~
I didn't create those labels, I just merged two items. It was ValterVBot adding them: https://www.wikidata.org/w/index.php?title=Q5347363&diff=478112156&oldid=413254994 Please take it up with that user.
Du kan inte bara skylla på roboten. Det var du som valde att slå ihop ett grensideobjekt med ett "vanligt" objekt och flytta dit alla grensidebeskrivningar och -etiketter. (Det kan säkert diskuteras hur meningsfullt det är att robotar lägger till alla de beskrivningarna, men jag antar att de någon gång godkänts för den uppgiften.)
Angående dina återställningar: Har du kollat diffen? Vad jag kan se är allt (i alla fall de med latinska tecken) beskrivningar av grensidor och alla etiketter är engelska. Det enda som blev rätt vara alltså de två etiketterna för en-ca och en-gb.
Nja. Även om jag inte hade slagit ihop dem hade det ursprungliga objektet haft kvar alla sina etiketter och beskrivningar, så på det sättet är det värt att gå till botten med botens användare.
Jag har nu manuellt tagit bort alla beskrivningar som jag förstod att de angav att det var en grensida.
Jag har också föreslagit en varning i finessen här: MediaWiki talk:Gadget-Merge.js. Fyll gärna på med tankar eller synpunkter där.
Jag provade ett nytt verktyg https://ordia.toolforge.org/text-to-lexemes
och lade med dess hjälp till några svenska ord. Det är lite underligt att man inte blir tillfrågad om någon betydelse, utan bara lägger till substantiv och verb med böjningsformer. För en del ord ändrade jag befintliga poster, som verbet hindra ([[Lexeme:L48009]]), men en del gammalt skräp verkar ligga kvar (som presensformen hindrar, utan angivelse av att det är en presensform). Kanske någon städar upp detta i framtiden, vad vet jag.
Ajdå. Men det verkar inte som att du redigerade med Ordia, det lät väl dig bara upptäcka orden? Från din redigering ser det ut som att du använde lexeme-forms. Och när du redigerar i befintliga lexem i det så ska du dra de befintliga formerna till rätt ställe från det gula fältet, annars skapar du dubbletter i onödan. Verktyget är väldigt otydligt med denna dra-och-släpp-funktion, men det finns alltså inbyggt så att du slipper skapa dubblettformer och behovet av städning kan alltså undvikas om du använder det på rätt sätt.
Aha! Dessutom behövs mallar för proper nouns (Göteborg, USA m.fl.), adverb och andra ordklasser.
Ja, verkligen. Detta görs på Wikidata:Wikidata Lexeme Forms/Swedish. En bit ner på den finns redan ett förslag för att komparera adjektiv. Jag har också startat förslag om fler böjningar för verb, men är osäker eftersom grammatik inte är min starka sida.