[04:07:19] <dynaparagon>	 just saying hi. new here, going to start as an editor to learn the ropes. Looks really interesting and looking forward to contributing.
[15:32:12] <pingiun>	 are people using wikidata as a general database? https://test.wikidata.org/wiki/Q36661
[15:32:16] <pingiun>	 oops this is test
[15:32:16] <pingiun>	 nvm
[15:51:30] <chris64>	 Do you see a reason why for the following SPARQL query all rows are returned twice? i.e. as duplicates although the raw data in https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q854130 is fine? https://w.wiki/Ki7
[15:52:56] <chris64>	 pingiun: How do you know edits from https://test.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/10.68.17.118 are tests?
[15:53:16] <pingiun>	 chris64: it's on test.wikidata.org
[15:53:44] <chris64>	 lol :-)
[15:54:03] <chris64>	 it's even so obvious ;-)
[15:54:56] <pingiun>	 still a weird item to add, even to the test wiki
[15:57:10] <chris64>	 regarding the query I can add the distinct keyword, but this sounds like an odd work around to me
[16:01:26] <pingiun>	 if a property proposal is "Ready", does that mean it's ready to use?
[16:29:14] <chris64>	 Writing sparql is a truly fascinating experience
[20:47:25] <dsaez>	 hi all. does anyone know if there is an easy way to know when (timestamp) a propierty was added to an item?
[21:36:46] <hyperknot>	 Hi, i'm looking for some help in the query system. We are writing scrapers for COVID-19 data and we'd need to download latest population data for all countries for province / state / county level to pair with the Natural Earth dataset. I get the ids from Natural Earth dataset, what I'm looking for is a JSON with Q.....: population values.
[21:37:08] <hyperknot>	 btw, our open source COVID tracker is at https://github.com/lazd/coronadatascraper