[00:02:05] <WikidataFacts>	 you might think that adding “instance of: human” to your query about authors would remove “anonymous” from the results, but you’d be wrong -.-
[06:30:11] <cam11598>	 Would someone be willing to teach me how to edit wikidata?
[09:12:37] <faqr>	 is there a property for x,y,z coordinates?
[09:13:27] <prtksxna>	 faqr: xyz coordinates on what plane? Could you share some details?
[09:13:41] <faqr>	 just in general, as a model
[09:13:43] <faqr>	 for something
[09:14:35] <prtksxna>	 faqr: Couldn't find anything in this search - https://www.wikidata.org/w/index.php?search=coordinates&title=Special:Search&profile=advanced&fulltext=1&ns120=1&searchToken=euym4ie4h7dykgipekrnadswq
[09:15:18] <prtksxna>	 faqr: It would be hard to justify adding a general property, if you have a use case in mind it might be helpful for (1) finding alternative properties, and (2) proposing a new one
[09:23:16] <faqr>	 it could be three separate properties
[09:24:01] <prtksxna>	 faqr: Which Wikidata object do you need this for?
[09:24:19] <faqr>	 none, yet… I'm just thinking about it
[09:24:35] * prtksxna nods
[13:42:50] <faqr>	 did I use that correctly?
[13:42:51] <faqr>	 https://www.wikidata.org/w/index.php?title=Q261335&type=revision&diff=637874258&oldid=637873228
[16:35:51] <Muzzy22>	 Hello all
[16:39:41] <geust_24>	 can someone help making this query work by grouping the occupation of a person? http://tinyurl.com/yd5tlhw2
[17:34:51] <geust_24>	 I have another simple question: Who can tell me how to express "logical or" in a query? For example I'd like to get a list of items who were born in London or Berlin. 
[17:36:12] <geust_24>	 I think it is simple for wikidatans :)
[17:37:50] <amz3>	 union
[17:38:12] <amz3>	 use sparql 'union'
[17:46:47] <nikki>	 you can also use "values", e.g. values ?place { wd:Q64 wd:Q84 } ?item wdt:P19 ?place
[18:11:05] <geust_24>	 yes, works! Thank you amz3 and nikki
[18:59:22] <geust_24>	 good evening. Who can tell me how can one specifies the default view of a query when saving a link, so that the run starts automatically as desired?
[19:06:32] <geust_24>	 or is there extra permission needed for that?
[19:33:44] <PinkAmpersand>	 is there a master list anywhere of supported languages that (exclusively) use Latin script?
[19:44:02] <WikidataFacts>	 geust_24, in case you read the logs – add a comment like #defaultView:LineChart to the query (the editor should offer some suggestions once you type the “#”)
[19:45:02] <WikidataFacts>	 PinkAmpersand: hm, how about the list in https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:AbuseFilter/48 ?
[19:45:15] <WikidataFacts>	 (not sure how complete it is)
[19:46:37] <PinkAmpersand>	 @WikidataFacts: Pretty sure that lists ones that *aren't* Latin
[19:46:43] <PinkAmpersand>	 Smart idea though
[19:46:57] <PinkAmpersand>	 I'm just going through the list of WMF lang codes and picking them by hand
[19:47:29] <WikidataFacts>	 oops, try this one then :) https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:AbuseFilter/33
[19:48:50] <PinkAmpersand>	 Hmm. Sadly seems to not have all of the Latin languages listed at https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Help:Wikimedia_language_codes/lists/all
[20:04:14] <WikidataFacts>	 PinkAmpersand: how about this? http://tinyurl.com/ydda8l4z
[20:30:06] <PinkAmpersand>	 WikidataFacts: That might work!