On 9. Aug. 2011, at 13:15, Pablo Mendes wrote: > >'yes, i also consider DBpedia buggy in this sense (hence the crossposting)' > Just a small note. > I think you mean that the SPARQL engine behind a particular deployment of > DBpedia is behaving differently from what you would desire. Although there > are bugs in DBpedia, this is not one of them. :) I think it is important to > make this distinction between DBpedia and the SPARQL endpoints serving its > contents exactly to point out that you could provide your own > implementation/wrapper that sorts/limits results the way you want.
Yes, this was imprecise. I was not talking about the SPARQL endpoint (which in fact is able to return more than 2001 triples per subject). I was talking about the standard thing that many people do with a http URI: dereference it. I agree that other / local SPARQL endpoints are useful for mass queries and to take load of the DBpedia servers, but i don't see how they help in my case, as dereferencing still goes to the server(s) at dbpedia.org. Cheers, Jörn
