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Pywikibot creates a page items with a label equivalent to the page name. See [[https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/PWBC/browse/master/pywikibot/bot.py | pywikibot.bot.create_item_for_page() ]]. Could you add the ability to set another label via the `data` parameter? Because on Wikisource all encyclopedia pages have prefixes and suffixes ([[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q24509724 | Q24509724 ]], [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q21281526 | Q21281526 ]], etc.). And traditionally labels for them are created with spaces around slashes separating prefixes and suffixes, the bot don't make it (example [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q85899318 | Q85899318 ]]). Moreover, the consensus about naming is not clear, because according the [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Help:Label#Wikimedia_page_title_may_give_orientation | proposed rule of Wikidata ]] the names of items should be named equivalent to the article’s own name. Currently, this method remove a disambiguation information only from brackets in page name. But it don't know nothing about such prefixes and suffix, which usually are a mark of disambiguation information about the orphography/edition of page. (Like, //ЭСБЕ/А//, //ЭСБЕ/А/ДО//, //ВЭ/ВТ/А//, //ТСД/А/ДО//, //ТСД/А//, etc. Where 'A' is article name; prefix is the enc. abbr.; 'ВТ', 'ДО', 'СО' - page orphography.)

Pywikibot creates a page items with a label equivalent to the page name. See [[https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/PWBC/browse/master/pywikibot/bot.py | pywikibot.bot.create_item_for_page() ]]. Could you add the ability to set another label via the `data` parameter? Because on Wikisource all encyclopedia pages have prefixes and suffixes ([[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q24509724 | Q24509724 ]], [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q21281526 | Q21281526 ]], etc.). And traditionally labels for them are created with spaces around slashes separating prefixes and suffixes, the bot don't make it (example [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q85899318 | Q85899318 ]]). Moreover, the consensus about naming is not clear, because according the [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Help:Label#Wikimedia_page_title_may_give_orientation | proposed rule of Wikidata ]] the names of items should be named equivalent to the article’s own name. Currently, this method remove a disambiguation information only from brackets in page name. But it don't know nothing about such prefixes and suffix, which usually are a mark of disambiguation information about the orphography/edition of page. (Like, `ЭСБЕ/А`, `ЭСБЕ/А/ДО`, `ВЭ/ВТ/А`, `ТСД/А/ДО`, `ТСД/А`, etc. Where `A` is article name; prefix is the enc. abbr.; `ВТ`, `ДО`, `СО` - page orphography.) So, currently Pywikibot will remove all in brackets from `ESBE/A (homonym info)`, but will not remove it from `ESBE/A (homonym info)/OO`.

Pywikibot creates a page items with a label equivalent to the page name. See [[https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/diffusion/PWBC/browse/master/pywikibot/bot.py | pywikibot.bot.create_item_for_page() ]]. Could you add the ability to set another label via the `data` parameter? Because on Wikisource all encyclopedia pages have prefixes and suffixes ([[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q24509724 | Q24509724 ]], [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q21281526 | Q21281526 ]], etc.). And traditionally labels for them are created with spaces around slashes separating prefixes and suffixes, the bot don't make it (example [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q85899318 | Q85899318 ]]). Moreover, the consensus about naming is not clear, because according the [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Help:Label#Wikimedia_page_title_may_give_orientation | proposed rule of Wikidata ]] the names of items should be named equivalent to the article’s own name. Currently, this method remove a disambiguation information only from brackets in page name. But it don't know nothing about such prefixes and suffix, which usually are a mark of disambiguation information about the orphography/edition of page. (Like, //`ЭСБЕ/А//`, //`ЭСБЕ/А/ДО//`, //`ВЭ/ВТ/А//`, //`ТСД/А/ДО//`, //`ТСД/А//`, etc. Where 'A'`A` is article name; prefix is the enc. abbr.; 'ВТ'`ВТ`, 'ДО'`ДО`, 'СО'`СО` - page orphography.) So, currently Pywikibot will remove all in brackets from `ESBE/A (homonym info)`, but will not remove it from `ESBE/A (homonym info)/OO`.