User:Rachel Helps (BYU)/sandbox

Help page for modeling periodicals and other tricky book things

Entries/chapters in an edited book or encyclopedia edit

Example: the Utah Monthly Magazine
add other names as aliases
add as official name (P1448) qualified by start & end times for the various names of the publication

"started at least by 1890": inception (P571) = '1800s', qualifier latest date (P1326) = 1890.

Example: Cross Lines, a short story by Josephine Spencer
- it lists two different publishing locations, but it's unclear if they continue each other or if they are the same story printed twice
Example: Lola, another short story by Josephine Spencer
- in this example, each separately published part is listed as a different Wikidata item. They are listed under the "has part(s)" property on a "parent" item.

Tagishsimon suggested three ways (copied from project chat, which doesn't yet have a permalink):

Two distinct items, one for each part. But that's a poor solution, b/c there's only a single poem/story.
Three distinct items, one for the poem/story and one for each part, linked using ... well, let's not go there right now.
In a single item, qualify the paired statements with applies to part (P518) taking values 'part 1' and 'part 2'. Create two items with those labels, and they would be subclass of (P279) -> part of a work (Q88392887). You could also then add two has part(s) of the class (P2670) statements, again taking values 'part 1' and 'part 2'. This soothing mountain stream, Allt Torigil (Q112754185), has an analogous issue - it is made up of an upper section with name1, and a lower section with name2, and so a couple of items - upper section of watercourse (Q112754787) and lower section of watercourse (Q112754789) have been created and are applied in paired statements in the stream item.

distinguishing between "described at URL" (P973) and "full work available at URL" (P953)
Use archives at (P485) with "described at URL"?