I do not have enough expertise to evaluate the need for specific codes, but on a general level

• All language codes could be included, so I definitely support adding sjk as well
• Source materials may exist in Cyrillic form only, so I support adding them as well
• Source materials may only exist in oral form without orthography, thus being able to record whatever is available would be important. I do not know the existing practices for recording phonetic transcripts, in my opinion they should be supported.

The edition already language-specific, right? So we would be dealing with only one possible copy of the text. But the page for the work might not have an article either. The text could be presented there as well, or a link to the Wikidocumentaries page that displays the edition.

Wonderful, thank you for the proposal! I think we could start thinking about different alternatives.

The project documentation is created in https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TJuYWkM6bybMuOQocIc9YNF3fU-NH74h69P3R1OQ2m0/edit

Kyrksök significant events search can be used for a part of the query type 3
https://kyrksok.se/Q10496884.html

HI @Palak199! @Fuzheado might have prepared a sketch notebook already, so I think we would build upon that. We may also collect pieces of a code/workflow and put them together at the hackathon.

Great that this is taking shape! Thank you all! Please feel free to choose the best option from your perspective, I am ok with all options.

I am very interested in the topic but I am not very useful in putting the feature to action.

We have a GitHub repo for this now at https://github.com/AvoinGLAM/jupyter-reconciliation. The dataset is uploaded there.

My personal preference would be to have the full 55 minutes, it is a challenging topic for newbies especially. Depends completely on @Chicocvenancio though.

@Fuzheado @Chicocvenancio @Jhernandez : Would you be willing to run the workshop? I will join and assist, but I am there to learn myself :-) The time is good for me, how about you?

Better late than never: Thank you, it works!

Thank you very much for replying! I will get my hands dirty with learning the configurations needed.

I have never found any use for the SPARQL endpoint option, and now I understand why.