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Great! Thanks for the feedback @nleguillarme We'll see what we can do about searching specific graphs. For now we do not use private triplestores and so had not run yet...

So, @maelle, I guess one example which we could try and reproduce (well, if we find a way) is this (to run on dbpedia's endpoint) ``` SELECT ?person ?name ?birthPlace...

Yes!!!! good find! I've stumbled upon this a few times (why no Issue? well I don't know... I think I might have tried to address this a looooong time ago...

I was considering "a" and "is" just as some natural language because I couldn't find any property/verb actually corresponding to "is" in Wikidata or other ontologies. For instance, we regularly...

I don't know, I'd rather have a rather short "Get started". Maybe add a last section to Get Started with an example (as a teaser) of a query comprising spq_filter,...

- usual prefixes built-in - no need to learn SPARQL syntax and operators

OK, an example... This query ``` SELECT DISTINCT ?wikisourceSitelink WHERE { ?wikisourceSitelink schema:isPartOf ?thing. ?thing wikibase:wikiGroup "wikisource". } LIMIT 10 ``` is be a bit faster to write with a...

Anyway, maybe we could think of a vignette for more advanced SPARQL users (I'm thinking of our first and only external user ;-) ) who might have a few notions...

I'm not sure how to arrange this... I do it entirely based on my "expert knowledge" of my (tentacular) lab ;-)

Reformulated in SPARQL without the relative clauses, your query would be: ``` SELECT ?item ?itemLabel ?time ?precision WHERE { ?item p:P569 ?r. ?r psv:P569 ?birth. ?birth wikibase:timePrecision ?precision. ?birth wikibase:timeValue...