> I'm not sure if restricting Ask functionality is along the lines of
> Wikipedia policies - it's not a modification operation therefore it should
> be public, I believe.
Sure, but my MW sites aren't wikipedia. Also, imagine how much resourse 
intensive would it be on the huge datasets with lots of properties and property 
values defined.

> I agree, that abuse bocking and request throttling might be a solution here,
> but in general, I wouldn't recommend restriction of access, but a
> functionality instead, e.g. limited amount of joins or something like that.
Maybe you're right. It would be nice to have the settings mentioned by Markus
$smwgQSubpropertyDepth, $smwgQEqualitySupport
separately for anonymous and the rest of the users. The problem is, that such 
queries might be unavailable sometimes.

> This kind of actions is generally hard to limit and predict therefore it's
> quite easy to abuse. This might be a serious bottleneck in SMW adoption by
> Wikipedia.
Dmitriy


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