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Looking for all people described in #Wikidata? Do not even try to run a SPARQL query... Instead, give a look to the free datasets published on our website! Then register and run your own custom extraction! semantic.builders/info/extract-l…

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→ @SemanticBuild is a mirror of Wikidata, the world's largest public knowledge graph. It provides a SPARQL endpoint with no hard limits and tools for the generation, saving, and sharing of large datasets. It's a vital component for data platforms, semantic SEO strategies, and…

Warning: no query timeout for #Wikidata queries may have some downside when running very complex requests... semantic.builders/info/wikidata-…

Our website has a new section dedicated to free downloadable extraction samples. The first one includes all humans in #Wikidata (including birth and death dates), a dataset often required but too large to be obtained with a single #SPARQL request. Enjoy! semantic.builders/info/extract-l…

When you are looking for valid references on #Wikidata...

Keep multiple versions of your saved queries and extractions in SemanticBuilders to monitor the evolution of #Wikidata contents over time!

Ehi! Someone mentioned Semantic Builders on #HackerNews! This was unexpected, but upvotes are appreciated. news.ycombinator.com/item?id=402374…

Not all datasets fit a single #SPARQL query, but you can run an extraction from a #Wikidata dump. semantic.builders/info/extract-l…

On SemanticBuilders it is now possible to schedule the execution of queries and extractions, to automatically collect data over time for further analysis, comparison, research, or keep up-to-date your data sources.

Let's face it: we all start to write our queries by duplicating a snippet from #Wikidata's examples...

Some adjustment to the Semantic Builders' web interface has been recently introduced, for better readability and experience.

Not all requests may fit a single #SPARQL query. It is highly recommended to parse a #Wikidata dump, or just use the Semantic Builders' Extract Tool. semantic.builders/info/extract-l…

It is now possible to disable and enable each API key, to temporary disallow each application integrated with your Semantic Builders account.

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Semantic Builders' API is out! It is now possible to retrieve own saved queries and extractions with a simple GET request: check the documentation for more details. semantic.builders/info/tech-docs

#Wikidata #SPARQL d'oh!

Semantic Builders is still in beta! Register now to have 10€ of free credit, and discover how much you can obtain with so little! semantic.builders

How do you store, organize and keep your #Wikidata queries? A TXT file? An app for notes? Or just hit the "Save" button on Semantic Builders?