[03:24:19] <icinga-wm>	 PROBLEM - WDQS SPARQL on wdqs1012 is CRITICAL: CRITICAL - Socket timeout after 10 seconds https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikidata_query_service/Runbook
[03:28:53] <icinga-wm>	 RECOVERY - WDQS SPARQL on wdqs1012 is OK: HTTP OK: HTTP/1.1 200 OK - 689 bytes in 1.066 second response time https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikidata_query_service/Runbook
[09:45:21] <whym>	 can anyone help with a Wikidata query? I'm trying to list (a sample of) non-human authors with not much success https://w.wiki/35tH
[09:45:40] <whym>	 If I try to add authorLabel, it goes "Query timeout limit reached".
[10:58:31] <nikki>	 I don't know why the label service is causing it to time out, but if you replace the service { ... } part with optional { ?author rdfs:label ?authorLabel filter (lang(?authorLabel) = "en") } it works
[11:05:44] <whym>	 nikki: ! Thanks a lot
[11:06:57] <whym>	 and I immediately found items to fix, like those with 'book' and 'art' as author
[11:15:45] <wmchat-bridge>	 [mattermost] <Lucas> this work is so art it was arted by Art itself!
[11:50:27] <Nemo_bis>	 A new step for the muses
[11:50:54] <Nemo_bis>	 dethrone the prophets
[19:51:45] <spectie>	 hi everyone!
[19:51:52] <spectie>	 is there a way of adding a new language to wikidata ?
[19:52:01] <spectie>	 e.g. i have tried to use `quc` as a language code
[19:52:42] <spectie>	 but it says "not recognised"
[20:33:48] <nikki>	 spectie: it's possible but it can take a while. whereabouts were you trying to use it?
[20:38:48] <spectie>	 nikki: i'm planning on making a language learning tool
[20:39:00] <spectie>	 i'd like to be able to extract words + images from wikidata
[20:39:32] <spectie>	 is there somewhere i can make a request ?
[20:43:51] <nikki>	 I meant whereabouts in wikidata. there isn't a single list of usable languages, it depends whether you want to add labels, monolingual text statements or lexemes
[20:44:33] <nikki>	 https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Help:Monolingual_text_languages talks about what to do for monolingual text and has a button that takes you to a partially-filled out new ticket on phabricator (the issue tracker)
[20:45:05] <nikki>	 for labels or lexemes, you'd want to make a ticket that's similar but that says labels or lexemes rather than monolingual text
[20:45:26] <spectie>	 aha
[20:45:28] <spectie>	 https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T277391
[20:46:48] <spectie>	 i missed the template because i had troubles logging in
[20:46:50] <spectie>	 now i updated it 
[20:47:04] <spectie>	 nikki: what are labels?
[20:47:23] <spectie>	 also do i need to make a separate ticket for all of those ?
[20:48:19] <spectie>	 https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T277392
[20:48:22] <nikki>	 labels are what appear in the box at the top of the page for items
[20:49:08] <spectie>	     domestic dogCanis lupus familiarisCanis familiarisdogs 
[20:49:10] <spectie>	 like thse?
[20:49:14] <spectie>	 for e.g. https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q144
[20:49:32] <nikki>	 yep, exactly
[20:49:34] <spectie>	 cool
[20:49:55] <spectie>	 so i should add a separate ticket for each of [lexeme, label, monolingual] ?
[20:50:33] <nikki>	 I'm not sure what's best but I would probably make separate tickets
[20:51:02] <spectie>	 ok
[20:51:58] <spectie>	 if i'm planning to work with multiple languages is it a good idea to get all the codes added up front ?
[20:52:08] <spectie>	 some of them will already be in there, but others might not 
[20:52:50] <spectie>	 i'm wondering what the balance is between lead time (if i do them in order and it takes a month per ticket) and "spamming/overload" (E.g. if i made 10-20 tickets at once)