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vrandezo mkramer I think SPARQL added after last time I walked through wikidata, and it is an improvement over last time I used API but...Permalink On twitter.com
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vrandezo mkramer As a standard SPARQL is magnitudes more complex than the Freebase API was, no? And it handles similar data.Permalink On twitter.com
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vrandezo mkramer And encoding the query as a GET param is a pain, difficult to assure quality, and runs into compatibility issues.Permalink On twitter.com
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vrandezo mkramer I'm super happy there is a JSON response, and for sure, this is an improvement over the standard Wikimedia API!Permalink On twitter.com
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vrandezo mkramer But SPARQL is more academic, MQL ties into knowledge common among web devs. And human-readable queries are sorely missedPermalink On twitter.com
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vrandezo mkramer Unrelated to Freebase, being able to POST JSON queries as opposed to encoding them into the URL would be even better.On twitter.com
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vrandezo mkramer Finally, I know it is terribly capitalist of me, butPermalink On twitter.com
get [string] related termsw/filters was super useful. ...
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vrandezo mkramer ...Use for Freebase for some was to build web content w/common taxonomy, not to do research. Mby we're weirdos? :PPermalink On twitter.com
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vrandezo mkramer You all are doing a ton of work w/lot of data & it is much appreciated. I just greedily want best API for my use case! :PPermalink On twitter.com
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