Fnielsen added a comment.
I am wondering if it is possible to ask for any Wikipedia, i.e.,
"https://*.wikipedia.org/";. Is there any verb defined for that?
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Smalyshev added a comment.
Actually for commons I have no idea what "in language" means. In general, it
lists getLanguageCode() of the site, but I'm not sure what it means for commons.
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Nikki added a comment.
What is `?sitelink schema:inLanguage "en"` for in that query, and why do I
get different numbers with (7167) and without (8375) it?
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Nikki added a comment.
Couldn't it use the keys (or whatever the proper word is) from the database
for the supported sites? Like Commons is "commonswiki" and then something like
`?item wikibase:hasSitelinkTo someprefix:"commonswiki").` for the query. That
wouldn't depend on specific Wikidata
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Smalyshev added a comment.
The first query has 2M triples matching, but the second one only 300K, so not
the same sizes. Also, the second one does join for two relationships, while the
first one works on the same `?item`. So that may explain the differ
