Here's more relevant information: Today, I executed Query 2 in some instances at https://wikibase.cloud and all of them showed the unexpected result for Query 2. That is, the following result.

Just in case this helps: In the tag wmde.9 of the Wikibase repository in Gerrit, this message is documented in the line 463 of the file of the file gerrit.wikimedia.org/mediawiki/extensions/Wikibase/refs/tags/wmde.9/./repo/i18n/qqq.json. Below is the relevant part of the source code.

Just in case this helps: In the tag wmde.9, this message is documented in the line 463 of the file of the file gerrit.wikimedia.org/mediawiki/extensions/Wikibase/refs/tags/wmde.9/./repo/i18n/qqq.json. Below is the relevant part of the source code.

I guess this happens because the first notebook (archive) uses Leaflet, a R package that control Leaflet maps in R, and Leaflet is a JavaScript library for interactive maps [1], while the second notebook (archive) uses matplotlib and matplotlib doesn't use Javascript in non-interactive plots.

@Nikki What do you mean with "depicts" field? I know "depicts" is a WIkidata property that is used in both Wikidata items and Structured Data on Commons, but I don't understand the part "enter search text ... into the depicts field".

In the account (A) that I've been lately using for experimenting with WCQS, the error is reported. In the other account (B), it is not, the query finishes in 606 ms. I think my account (A) reached the rate limit, but I don't know how to confirm it.

I've been thinking more about this and I think the reason why left clicking on an item doesn't open the Wikidata item is that left click expand and collapse groups in that view.

After playing a little bit more with that view, I noticed that it is possible to get a link to the Wikidata item by right clicking in the line. See screenshot below.

Another non-text data field that is not currently rendered in the table view are audio files.

In T285157#7250626, @SCIdude wrote:

Nice coincidence @Lydia_Pintscher , see also https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Project_chat#referencing_specific_statements

Someone in the Telegram group of Wikidata mentioned that the endpoint is currently supported with the following URL: https://lingualibre.org/sparql . I just checked and, in fact, it is supported.