User talk:Shinnin

Previous discussion was archived at User talk:Shinnin/Archive 1 on 2017-02-15.

Hi, I wanted to inform you that using the part of the series (P179) property to display follows (P155) and followed by (P156) is not the usual criteria like you did in 1999 Finnish parliamentary election (Q1362533). You should use the two properties as independent, as for example in 2017 United Kingdom general election (Q25052149) or like almost all other election items.

I see you recently undid the merge of Q6542767 and Q16699287. We now have the situation where the former is a human that has two sitelinks, both disambiguation pages, and the latter is a disambiguation page with no sitelinks. Could I ask you to take another look at this? CC @W ~~~~

Thanks for noticing. I was a bit tired when I was editing earlier. I replied to you at Wikidata:Requests for deletions.

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What do you mean do not repurpose item?

I see that you have reverted our edit to the 'List of people with locked-in syndrome page' and was wondering why. The list does not seem to appear in any particular order - for instance Nick Chisholm is not as famous as Stephen Hawking but appears above him on the page, so why have you an issue with the edit we made?

Hello Shinnin,

I'm an information specialist working at National Library of Finland's Finto service where we are linking General Finnish Ontology (YSO) concepts to Wikidata items via Mix'n'Match tool, at the moment. As you may know, YSO is an indexing tool used widely in the Finnish library sector as well as in museums, archives, public administration and media. I noticed that you had already established a number of links between YSO and Wikidata in the Mix'n'Match project. We appreciate your activism, but would also like you to consider the following: YSO concepts are maintained by a team of information specialists and are a result of careful concept analysis. Each concept has a specific meaning, indicated foremost by its Finnish and Swedish preferred terms and its broader concepts in the ontology hierarchy, but also, in practical terms, by its use in indexing. Any links made should be in accordance with the precise meaning of the concept. Therefore, while we are happy to receive help, we also express that anybody who's willing to help us in linking YSO concepts to Wikidata should have excellent skills in Finnish and Swedish and should go through our linking guideline tour that we will be giving in Finnish in the near future. If you are interested in helping us more, please contact us. See our contact info here: https://www.kansalliskirjasto.fi/en/services/system-platform-services/finto

Best regards,

Tuomas / Finto / National Library of Finland

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RMaung (WMF) 19:53, 20 September 2019 (UTC)

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Hello ! I asked for the suppression of Q10404168 which has been created by mistake (the correct element already existed) and was never developed (empty element, not even the definition was given, only an incorrect link to a wikipedia page). I corrected all the pages and links. You did first a fusion (Ok, although quite frankly for an obviously mistaken creation, I am not convinced). But now you have created a redirection. This I really do not understand. for me Q10404168 should be suppressed, it creates a potential confusion. Can you explain it, please ? Thank you in advance.

Q10404168 was created in 2013 and has existed for six years. It might be in used outside of Wikidata. Whether or not it was developed is not relevant. We need the redirect to make sure everyone who has been using Q10404168 will find their way to a correct item.

Thank you. I am a bit terrified by this choice, but I understand that it has been done a long time ago. All the best,