OpenHistoricalMap
Changeset: 102299
Deleted redundant boundary superrelation (already superseded by chronology relation); added chronology relation for San Marino as a place; moved wiki tags to chronology relations
Closed by Minh Nguyen
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| changesets_count | 579 |
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| created_by | iD 2.24.1 |
| host | https://www.openhistoricalmap.org/edit |
| imagery_used | Esri World Imagery |
| locale | en-US |
| resolved:invalid_format:date | 2 |
Discussion
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Comment from jeffmeyer
Removing the country-level wikitags from the component relations leaves the left nav / inspector w/no descriptive info. Is this what we want?
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Comment from Minh Nguyen
In this case, I was linking the chronology relation to https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q120752286, which is about the territorial evolution of San Marino. That item has no associated Wikipedia article, so the inspector wouldn’t show a snippet anyways.
More generally, I think we should limit the wiki tags to the highest-order element when it exactly matches the Wikidata item. One practical reason is that the snippet won’t be tailored to the individual member.
For example, the inspector lists a date range of 1860–1870 for https://www.openhistoricalmap.org/node/2104063828 based on its start_date and end_date tags, but the snippet immediately below it says “between 1859 and 1870”, referring to the entire chronology.
I realize this is unsatisfying, but maybe what we need is a more convenient way to navigate a chronology relation, starting with https://github.com/OpenHistoricalMap/issues/issues/601
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Comment from Minh Nguyen
A clearer example: is https://www.openhistoricalmap.org/node/2104063830 from 1799 to 1809 or from 756 to 1870?
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