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--- Comment #11 from dacu...@gmail.com ---
RFC on datasets:
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_comment/How_to_deal_with_open_datasets
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--- Comment #9 from dacu...@gmail.com ---
As an implementation example, see:
http://datahub.io/
Example 1: 2011 Annual Report for the Vancouver Landfill
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--- Comment #6 from dacu...@gmail.com ---
As Yair said the data would be considered a (json?) blob and
sourced/ranked/qualified as a whole. The blob could reside in its own namespace
page (Dataset:X), which won't be editable as other items.
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--- Comment #7 from Lydia Pintscher lydia.pintsc...@wikimedia.de ---
Yes I do think so. Because none of this addresses how it'd be treated in
queries for example. If you have a spreadsheet of the population for example
how is this going to show
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--- Comment #8 from dacu...@gmail.com ---
The thing with datasets is that it is data that it is not usually included into
Wikidata proper, because the effort required to enter it and maintain it as
regular data would be too big. By offering a
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--- Comment #2 from dacu...@gmail.com ---
There are important differences:
1.- Fixed structure: theoretically you could convert any dataset into a
classical statement-qualifier structure, but not always the other way round.
And there is no need
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