[00:38:52] <Reedy>	 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urgent_care_center
[00:38:55] <Reedy>	 It's not on Wikidata...
[00:39:04] <Reedy>	 Oh it is
[00:39:04] <Reedy>	 https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q7900484
[00:51:27] <CarlFK>	 thank you!
[00:52:48] <CarlFK>	 how should such things be capitalized? 
[00:54:35] <CarlFK>	 care to do another? Nursing homes: journal http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q27712331
[01:05:08] <Reedy>	 https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q837142
[01:05:48] <CarlFK>	 hmm.  now to figure out why my query didn't find that one
[01:25:06] <CarlFK>	 ah.  the s in homes.
[07:42:49] <CustosLimen>	 SothoTalKer: some examples on P1693 would be nice
[11:29:27] <SothoTalKer>	 CustosLimen oh i meant P1695 :P
[12:28:27] <CustosLimen>	 is there an easy way to make plantuml diagrams on wikidata pages?
[16:02:51] <kalle>	 Hi all!
[16:04:27] <kalle>	 How do I forulate a sparql query that list entities (limited by some set of claims) that has been changed since a given timestamp?
[16:05:24] <kalle>	 schema:dateModified ?date_modified ?
[16:10:43] <kalle>	 https://w.wiki/PSh
[16:10:55] <kalle>	 So that gives me the date. How do I get a timestamp?
[16:18:11] <Lucas_WMDE>	 kalle: https://w.wiki/PSm
[16:18:18] <Lucas_WMDE>	 is that what you mean?
[16:26:31] <kalle>	 Lucas_WMDE: I'm afraid not. That's still just a date, I need time resolution. What yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss it was last updated.
[16:27:48] <Lucas_WMDE>	 so, https://w.wiki/PSs?
[16:27:58] <Lucas_WMDE>	 the full timestamp is in the data, the UI just doesn’t show it by default
[16:28:03] <Lucas_WMDE>	 hover with the mouse over the date to see it
[16:28:33] <Lucas_WMDE>	 https://w.wiki/PSt if you want to see it more easily
[16:28:34] <kalle>	 Aww! Thanks a bunch! 
[16:29:33] <kalle>	 This is for the WLE 2020 protected areas map we're setting up. To pickup what items have new images uploaded. https://wle2020.kodapan.se/
[16:29:51] <kalle>	 Oh, you're in DE. So zoom in on Sweden.
[16:29:53] <kalle>	 :)
[16:45:55] <CustosLimen>	 hi
[16:46:06] <CustosLimen>	 I'm thinking, an arbitrary identifier field like short name may be nice
[17:01:50] <CustosLimen>	 🤔
[17:01:56] <CustosLimen>	 Maybe, maybe not
[17:12:28] <nikki>	 CustosLimen: people usually use catalog code for that
[17:13:16] <CustosLimen>	 nikki: I'm thinking of something like https://www.etsi.org/deliver/etsi_ts/123000_123099/123002/15.00.00_60/ts_123002v150000p.pdf#
[17:13:43] <CustosLimen>	 For this, it would be "TS 123 002" assigned by ETSI
[17:13:58] <CustosLimen>	 and "TS 23.002" assigned by 3GPP
[17:16:27] <CustosLimen>	 🤔
[17:16:38] <CustosLimen>	 I could use catalog code with catalog being ETSI/3GPP
[17:16:54] <nikki>	 yeah, something like that is what I meant
[17:17:28] <CustosLimen>	 I see
[17:17:34] <CustosLimen>	 I will talk about it on project chat
[17:17:40] <CustosLimen>	 Seems like a good idea to me