[08:56:45] hello, I just had an idea for something... but apparently "classes" don't point to their "instances"? I.e. "Country" is member of the european union but european union has inverted relation to "country"? [08:56:54] *has no [08:57:02] did I miss something? [09:04:42] Oh found it... [09:05:40] ok... I guess that structure makes sense... [09:40:02] Is there something that indicates that a building was only planned and never build? [09:45:11] sjoerddebruin i think you just had an idea of a new taxonomy in wikidata [09:45:25] probably have to create a item yeah [09:45:29] alongside "fictional *", we could have "planned *" [09:45:34] we have items for former buildings, but this was never build [09:46:07] we have things as https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q16214696 tho [09:46:12] quite possibly with a new property too [09:46:23] "date the plan was abandonned" [09:47:23] by the way, why on earth is "ship project" a subclass of "ship class" ? oO [09:47:41] I added project now [09:48:10] Hm, "Proposed or planned buildings and structures"... what would you choose as main English label? [09:51:20] hm, enwiki chooses proposed [09:51:37] https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q25935444 [09:52:09] What the correct approach to adding this wind turbine? https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q25935430 [09:52:24] Should I create a wikidata item for the model of wind turbine, and make it an instance of that? [09:52:38] probably yeah [09:52:42] or do I add the manufacturer and model number to this item? [09:52:47] or both? [09:55:36] is there a "model" statement? [10:06:48] * d3r1ck checks in [10:07:57] I'm surprised there's not "product code" or "model number" property [10:08:17] Hi everyone :) [10:08:20] seeing as "serial number" explicitly mentions them as concepts.. https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Property:P2598 [10:08:20] P2598 (An Untitled Masterwork) - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/P2598 [10:08:47] should I open a property proposal? or have I missed something? [10:17:25] And if so, what category would the proposal go in? [10:26:29] * physikerwelt hi, I'm going to give a talk on "math support for wikidata" next week. Regarding this I have two questsion. 1. Is there a help page on this topic or is https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:WikiProject_Mathematics the best place to link to? 2. Can I query for the data type in SPARQL to see how many math expressions have been created? [11:25:31] physikerwelt: what kind of items did you want to count? [11:30:58] physikerwelt: here are all theorems http://tinyurl.com/gshye7w [11:45:39] johtso: thank you. Thats a nice list. Can I also figure out how many have the property defining formula [11:46:59] that's a good question, I'm not sure how you'd write that query... [11:47:18] nikki ? [11:59:31] physikerwelt: johtso: 16. please have a look http://tinyurl.com/jfyw78y [12:01:21] tseppelt: thank you. 16/1987 theorems have a defining formula [12:03:46] which reminds me of T137784 [12:03:46] T137784: Wikidata label service should render math - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T137784 [12:21:21] physikerwelt: Yes, that would be nice. [12:27:21] * physikerwelt tseppelt: I guess that should not be super hard if one knows where the code is located [12:28:20] physikerwelt: I can imagine many issues but I don't know anything about the code so it wouldn't make sense to worry ;-) [13:00:47] Lydia_WMDE: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T140891 [13:53:13] DanielK_WMDE_: ping [14:52:24] * physikerwelt can someone have a really quick look at T137784 please?