Hello,
You have set to withdrawn several education property proposal from Andrews Lartey. FYI Wikidata:Property proposal/ISCED-ALevel has not been commented by anybody and is not included in the main proposal page.
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Thank you for proposing this Identifier. I just saw it in Wikidata weekly summary #543. I've noted my support for this proposal and tweeted to Wikimedia Australia as the Ping had not worked, or at least I didn't notice it. Hopefully, that will draw more response. ~~~~
Thank you @Oronsay:. I'm not sure why the project ping didn't work this time.
Hi Dhx1,
I noticed that the links in the properties JECFA database ID (P4852) and JMPR database ID (P4853), whose creation you had suggested, do not work anymore. Could you please have a look?
Thanks @Leyo: the link rot is impacting other property JECFA number (P9557) as well. It looks like all three properties had formatter or source URIs that are now dead, and seemingly don't have equivalent databases replacing them. JECFA number (P9557) is not a database identifier (an ID that is largely useless when the database dies) but rather a number similar to CAS Registry Number (P231) that is used and referred to elsewhere.
I have marked the old URIs as dead (link rot) and updated property descriptions to make it clear the properties are for former identification schemes.
It seems that links in the following form do work:
Could you please check, if this also applies to you?
Perfect, thanks for finding that new page! I've updated JECFA database ID (P4852) to use the new URL structure. The property lives on!
Thanks for updating! Could you please also have another look at JMPR database ID (P4853)? The original URLs seem to work again.
I have reset JECFA database ID (P4852) back to original state as the URLs are working again for JMPR. Thanks!
Hi, it seems your bot is living 1 day in the future… Could you please fix this?
Thanks for the heads up. I have fixed the problem at https://github.com/davidhicks/RfcBot/commit/900af95e95c784e106ee34c9f2fb8c01f1a99b92 so it won't have the off-by-1-day problem in the future.
Hi, Currently RfcBot is not working? Please see Special:Contributions/RfcBot. Last activity of RfcBot is 2022-01-25T12:31:00.
Thanks for the reminder. I used to run RfcBot manually every few weeks but have obviously forgotten to do so recently. I'm currently running it again right now. RfcBot needs to be rewritten as it is years old and very slow to run as it doesn't use batch processing or any other features to make it run quickly.
Thank you very much. I wanted to use RFC 9239: Updates to ECMAScript Media Types (Q111929478). So I was waiting for the RfcBot to create it.
Greetings,
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Hi, can i ask why? I have been using P18 as a support for the references since June after a discussion at the village pump months before, all my insertions of Wiki Loves Monuments ID and their (productive) use as references are based on this discussion and those previously existing uses. It's very useful in general to put it as a clear link to a document, a grave, a plaque. I therefore disagree with this constraint, where was it discussed?
It was just based on usage statistics at Property_talk:P18 where as main value (Q54828448) is the overwhelming use of image (P18). It is possible to add as qualifiers (Q54828449) and as references (Q54828450) if there is a use case for this. You've mentioned a few use cases where more applicable properties exist though. For documents, I suggest using described by source (P1343), for plaques commemorative plaque image (P1801), place name signs place name sign (P1766), and graves/tombs image of grave (P1442).
I Know they exist, I said "in general" for that reason, I was referring to the fact that you need to use an image as a reference. As a result, you simply cannot create always a set of specific properties for that, the general one has an intrinsic value per se. My images for example are letter of consents, for example. it looked to me that P1343 was designed to link to an item, not a file on commons.
The ideal approach would be creation of a new item which is instance of letter of consent (Q88798846) and then using document file on Wikimedia Commons (P996) on this new item to link to the Commons file. Alternatively or additionally a WikiSource item can be linked and/or Wikisource index page (P1957) used. Then in references, described by source (P1343) item-which-is-instance-of-letter of consent (Q88798846) would be used.
That doesn't rule out the need for use of image (P18) for use as a reference. A fact on Wikidata could be verified by observing a photo hosted on Wikimedia Commons. For example, what colour an object is, the name of a building on a sign in an old photo, etc. I generally support adding "as reference values" to the property constraint of image properties (and subproperties thereof).
Hello Vunj909or4n2btrv,
Really sorry for the inconvenience. This is a gentle note to request that you check your email. We sent you a message titled "The Community Insights survey is coming!". If you have questions, email surveys@wikimedia.org.
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I dont think this is correct, I started a discussion about this on the talk page. --Hannes Röst (talk) 15:57, 17 August 2020 (UTC)
Fixed, thanks for finding the error!