Jan Ainali

Perhaps not a direct bug. You can see in [queries/organization-optional.rq](https://github.com/govdirectory/website/blob/main/queries/organization-optional.rq) how we query for an office holder. The problem is rather the multitude of ways of modeling it in Wikidata.

Currently, we have about ~100 organizations without `missing data`, all from Sweden.

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> I think we need to distinguish between static and "interactive" data points. Hm, I don't understand what you mean. What would an "interactive" data point be?

Ah, then I understand. But as we already do distinguish them by creating links (and styling links as underlined), I am curious what ideas you have on how to further...

It might be possible in some way considering there is this tool sparql-rc https://wikidata-todo.toolforge.org/sparql_rc.php?

That would probably be a tool that many people besides us would have use of. Perhaps we can get help building it?

I created this proposal to highlight the need of a tool like this: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Tools/Proposals#New_tool:_monitoring_changes_for_a_subset_of_items_as_a_feed

A reply on that proposal was to try the [Wikidata Recent Changes API](https://wdrc.toolforge.org/) (although the site says the data lags more than 5 moths).

I like it, and think these could be early additions as soon as we solve #102.