Re: [Wikidata-l] Wikidata links

2012-08-03 Thread Denny Vrandečić
Hi Michael,

answers inline.

2012/7/26 Michael Smethurst michael.smethu...@bbc.co.uk:
 Very delayed reply but think I'm still confused on this. Made a picture to
 clear my mind but not sure it works:
 http://smethur.st/wikidata

 The bit I think I get:
 If I request
 http://en.wikidata.org/wiki/Berlin
 Or
 http://en.wikidata.org/title/Berlin
 I get a 301? to:

303, but otherwise correct.

 http://wikidata.org/title/en:Berlin
 The html wiki page

 But not sure I understand the machine readable part [1]

 Bullet point 1 says
 http://wikidata.org/id/Q{id}
 Resolves to the appropriate url depending on the request header

 Does resolve mean a redirect? Is that a 303?

Yes, it is a 303 redirect.

 Or is there no redirect and the thing uri returns content?

 What's the appropriate url?

It says the appropriate URL depending on the request header, i.e. it
depends on the ACCEPT header if you get the HTML page or the data.

 http://wikidata.org/data/Q{id}
 Or
 http://wikidata.org/data/Q{id}?format={format}language={language}
 ?

The former I'd say, but this is not completely settled yet.

 Bullet point 2 says
 http://en.wikidata.org/item/Berlin
 Also resolves to the appropriate url. Is that a redirect? What's the
 appropriate url?

As above. It depends on the ACCEPT header.
Also, this is merely a convenience URI.

 Is there content negotiation happening from
 http://wikidata.org/wiki/Q{id}

 Or just from
 http://wikidata.org/id/Q{id}

Just from the latter. Not on the former.

 What happens if I request
 http://wikidata.org/id/Q{id}
 And accept only html?

303 redirect to http://wikidata.org/wiki/Q{id}

 Is there content negotiation from
 http://wikidata.org/data/Q{id}
 Or do I have to use parameters to get different representations?

No content negotiation intended here. Maybe the latter. We are not
sure yet about the supported formats and how this will work.

 Is there a better picture

No, you made the best one so far.

 Sorry to be thick
 Michael

Sorry for having explained it badly. I hope this helps!
Denny



 [1]
 https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikidata/Notes/URI_scheme#Machine-readable_a
 ccess


 On 06/07/2012 18:20, Gregor Hagedorn g.m.haged...@gmail.com wrote:

 Thanks Denny, I largely see your points. The distinction between
 convenience = webservice to redirect to canonical URL and canonical
 URL could perhaps be made clearer in the note. I read it as parallel
 URIs rather than as a redirecting service. To me the word
 convenience has a different implication, but this may be entirely my
 fault, I am not a native speaker either. I also agree on the choice of
 language prefixes, confusing as it may be, I should have know. The
 data plus wikidata is still confusing, but I guess you cannot avoid
 that one?


 About the Q in front of identifiers: At the moment I see the item
 numbers being used in rdf:resource/about, but I understand that you
 may need them as element names? My understanding was that properties
 will be prefixed by Property: anyways.

 In any event: I find the argument that a rare letter like Q is good
 branding not very convincing. I would suggest then a more memnonic
 choice, like WD2348972 or W2348972 instead. I believe the Q as prefix
 used in all canonical inbound links will be puzzling many people and
 end the explanation having to end up in the FAQ.

 thanks again!

 Gregor

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Re: [Wikidata-l] Data copyright and licensing

2012-08-03 Thread Daniel Kinzler
On 03.08.2012 15:04, Jan Kučera wrote:
 Hm,
 
 but I think you fail to import data from Wikipedia under CC-0... from
 lists, infoboxes and even the language links?

Individual data points are not copyrightable, so they can just be copied. If
this wasn't the case, we could not cite any non-free Works in Wikipedia either.

Anything that constitutes even a sentence can not be copied to Wikidata, or
needs an extra license statement attached. Lucky, our data structure is flexible
enough that we could even do that, though i'd like to avoid it.

-- daniel

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