[05:31:56] <Ehsanullah>	 Hi
[05:32:09] <Ehsanullah>	 Like
[11:26:39] <MichaelSchoenitz>	 Anyone an idea to make this faster, so that it doesn't timeout? http://tinyurl.com/y9w29ac5
[11:27:44] <multichill>	 MichaelSchoenitz: You want to know the number of linked articles per site?
[11:27:56] <MichaelSchoenitz>	 yes
[11:28:39] <multichill>	 I'm pretty sure we have that somewhere on wiki already
[11:29:21] <multichill>	 MichaelSchoenitz: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/User:Pasleim/Connectivity ?
[11:30:10] <multichill>	 Seems to be updated every week
[11:30:28] <MichaelSchoenitz>	 that's something different
[11:30:57] <MichaelSchoenitz>	 I want the articles about a given topic (here humans) with the most sitelinks
[11:31:11] <multichill>	 Oh, that's much easier these these!
[11:31:48] <multichill>	 MichaelSchoenitz: Like https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:WikiProject_sum_of_all_paintings/Top_creators_by_number_of_Wikipedia_articles ?
[11:31:56] <multichill>	 (this is just painters)
[11:32:13] <MichaelSchoenitz>	 yes
[11:34:06] <multichill>	 MichaelSchoenitz: Use the wikibase:sitelinks field
[11:34:17] <multichill>	 It contains the number of sitelinks of an item
[11:34:48] <multichill>	 https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:SPARQL_query_service/queries/examples#Epic_poems_by_sitelink_count is probably a good example
[11:36:12] <multichill>	 Humans will usually time out :S
[11:37:03] <MichaelSchoenitz>	 yes, times out
[11:37:20] <MichaelSchoenitz>	 also the page says "#old method for sitelink count"
[11:37:44] <multichill>	 SELECT ?item ?linkcount WHERE { ?item wdt:P31 wd:Q5 . ?item wikibase:sitelinks ?linkcount .  } ORDER BY DESC(?linkcount) LIMIT 100
[11:37:47] <multichill>	 That just times out
[11:38:00] <multichill>	 You might have to switch to quarry.....
[11:48:23] <desperek>	 can i enter multiple names?
[11:48:48] <desperek>	 ok i knnow how
[17:54:03] <Lucas_WMDE>	 nikki: very late follow-up to the “most common descriptions”: https://lucaswerkmeister.de/posts/2017/09/03/wikidata+dgsh/
[19:06:15] <nikki>	 Lucas_WMDE: cool :)