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[08:04:22] <kiwi_5>	 Hello! I need a help please
[08:08:05] <yannf>	 kiwi_5, yes?
[08:08:40] <kiwi_5>	 how do i add a language to the wikidata?
[08:10:44] <yannf>	 kiwi_5, it depends on the languages mentioned on your userpage
[08:11:06] <kiwi_5>	 oh isee
[08:11:08] <yannf>	 {{#babel:fr|en-4|hi-2|gu-1|sa-1||}}
[08:11:11] <yannf>	 for me
[08:17:25] <kiwi_5>	 can we add book links in wikidata?
[14:54:57] <k-nut_>	 Hey all, I'm going to give a couple of talks about Wikidata in a while and was wondering about good examples for wikidata not claming that there is always once truth. I used to use Chelsea Manning's given name as an example that might be unexpected for people that are used to traditional databases but don't like it too much.  Do you have any good examples of Wikidata containing seemingly contradictory statements that are true nevertheless?