Show non-english label if no English label exists #1
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internationalization
making Scholia usable in more languages
SPARQL
the way Scholia queries Wikidata
usability
trying to minimize bad experiences while using Scholia
Wikidata-labels
the way things are named in Wikidata
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Danke for the suggestion. I have added the language fallbacks you suggested. This is presently only for the author pages. There may be a number of other pages where fallbacks could be nice. |
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For instance, https://tools.wmflabs.org/scholia/author/Q15303972 shows "Wikidata als Universalbibliographie: ein Kommentar" |
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I think this is actually implemented for all aspects now, but have not checked them all yet. |
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in 2. Redesign of the Scholia user interface for better usability, e.g. site navigation and internationalization
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in 6. Improving documentation of corpus, code, queries, workflows, examples and related resources, as well as limits of Scholia
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in 8. Integrate access to Scholia into Wikipedia articles and elsewhere
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At least for works as not everything is published in English and translating publication titles seems wrong. Unfortunately I don't know how to support any language. I stumbled upon this because of https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q27044176. To support at least some other languages change
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and/or try to get the title via title propert https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Property:P1476.
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