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RE: https://digitalcourage.social/@tillgrallert/112354470001959255
AND it appears that Query Chest deletes queries after two years, thus breaking all published links … given that there is practically no documentation of this tool, I should have used more caution in adopting it.
Does anybody know of a way to share links to exceptionable #SPARQL queries on #Wikidata, which also works for complex queries or those not limited to #ASCII?
Edit: after checking more of my existing short URLs to SPARQL queries, it appears as if Query Chest has flushed its entire cache of queries in recent days. One can still submit new queries and the site works as expected, but all existing links are gone.
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RE: https://digitalcourage.social/@tillgrallert/112354470001959255
AND it appears that Query Chest deletes queries after two years, thus breaking all published links … given that there is practically no documentation of this tool, I should have used more caution in adopting it.
Does anybody know of a way to share links to exceptionable #SPARQL queries on #Wikidata, which also works for complex queries or those not limited to #ASCII?
Edit: after checking more of my existing short URLs to SPARQL queries, it appears as if Query Chest has flushed its entire cache of queries in recent days. One can still submit new queries and the site works as expected, but all existing links are gone.
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RE: https://digitalcourage.social/@tillgrallert/112354470001959255
AND it appears that Query Chest deletes queries after two years, thus breaking all published links … given that there is practically no documentation of this tool, I should have used more caution in adopting it.
Does anybody know of a way to share links to exceptionable #SPARQL queries on #Wikidata, which also works for complex queries or those not limited to #ASCII?
Edit: after checking more of my existing short URLs to SPARQL queries, it appears as if Query Chest has flushed its entire cache of queries in recent days. One can still submit new queries and the site works as expected, but all existing links are gone.
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RE: https://digitalcourage.social/@tillgrallert/112354470001959255
AND it appears that Query Chest deletes queries after two years, thus breaking all published links … given that there is practically no documentation of this tool, I should have used more caution in adopting it.
Does anybody know of a way to share links to exceptionable #SPARQL queries on #Wikidata, which also works for complex queries or those not limited to #ASCII?
Edit: after checking more of my existing short URLs to SPARQL queries, it appears as if Query Chest has flushed its entire cache of queries in recent days. One can still submit new queries and the site works as expected, but all existing links are gone.
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RE: https://digitalcourage.social/@tillgrallert/112354470001959255
AND it appears that Query Chest deletes queries after two years, thus breaking all published links … given that there is practically no documentation of this tool, I should have used more caution in adopting it.
Does anybody know of a way to share links to exceptionable #SPARQL queries on #Wikidata, which also works for complex queries or those not limited to #ASCII?
Edit: after checking more of my existing short URLs to SPARQL queries, it appears as if Query Chest has flushed its entire cache of queries in recent days. One can still submit new queries and the site works as expected, but all existing links are gone.