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In the [Wikidata Item View UI](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q513) are several widgets to add data. Some indicate what they will add (reference, qualifier), while some don't (statement). We should be clear on that in all possible cases. **Suggestion:** Introduce "Add statement"/"Add property" NOW: {F4163366} SUGGESTED: {F4163367} **Open question:** It is possible to add a completely new property/statement or to add a statement to an existing property. I assume we could call them "add property" (all new) and "add statement" (if we add an additional statement to an existing property on the item, e.g. yet another club a football player played for) – but I might mess up existing terminology here. **General Principles:** //»I want to know what an interaction causes« (principle of least surprise)// and »stick to standards«

In the [Wikidata Item View UI](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q513) are several widgets to add data. Some indicate what they will add (reference, qualifier), while some don't (statement). We should be clear on that in all possible cases. **Suggestion:** Introduce "Add statement"/"Add property" NOW: {F4163366} SUGGESTED: {F4163367} **Open question:** It is possible to add a completely new property/statement or to add a statement to an existing property. I assume we could call them "add property" (all new) and "add statement" (if we add an additional statement to an existing property on the item, e.g. yet another club a football player played for) – but I might mess up existing terminology here. **General Principles:** //»I want to know what an interaction causes« ([[ http://www.faqs.org/docs/artu/ch11s01.html | principle of least surprise ]])// and »stick to standards«

In the [Wikidata Item View UI](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q513) are several widgets to add data. Some indicate what they will add (reference, qualifier), while some don't (statement). We should be clear on that in all possible cases. **Suggestion:** Introduce "Add statement"/"Add property" NOW: {F4163366} SUGGESTED: {F4163367} **Open question:** It is possible to add a completely new property/statement or to add a statement to an existing property. I assume we could call them "add property" (all new) and "add statement" (if we add an additional statement to an existing property on the item, e.g. yet another club a football player played for) – but I might mess up existing terminology here. **General Principles:** //»I want to know what an interaction causes« ([[ http://www.faqs.org/docs/artu/ch11s01.html | principle of least surprise)// ]])// and »stick to standards«