Vdelavenne
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and congratulations for your first OpenRefine import! − Pintoch (talk) 15:52, 17 October 2019 (UTC)
Hi Vdelavenne,
Following the discussion on WD:RAQ, do you need help cleaning it up? --- Jura 22:59, 1 November 2019 (UTC)
Hi Jura !
I just seen your response, sorry ! I used Property:P180 for archival fonds after inquiring what precise Wikidata property I could use to indicate the access points in my archival fonds (Place, Subject and Name Access Points, precisely). I discussed it with the Wikidata Archival community [[1]], and the response I got was that P180 could be used for non-graphical works ; the property constraints indicate "literature" and "printed matter", so I thought that indeed it could work, even though it is too generic for my taste. I would rather have a property that mirrored access points and could be used for other things than archives (I was thinking along the lines of "mentions location", "mentions person" and "mentions subject")... So I am very eager to read your thoughts on the matter ! If you have a better property or if P180 really doesn't work, I can erase these statements with QuickStatements without too much trouble, but I would love to find a way to translate Access Points into the Wikidata items !