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Super nice work with tabular case dataEdit
Congratulations, super nice tables, I've seem them all around Wikidata! I'm running a bot for the structured information via number of deaths (P1120) and number of cases (P1603). It is a mess, but some progress is being made at the bot discussion that you might like to check out. By the way, IMO we could have just the most recent number in Wikidata RDF and have historical case data as tabular data (much cleaner, consistent, and arguably useful. But that is far from a consensus. Best, TiagoLubiana (talk) 13:39, 18 January 2021 (UTC)