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Autodescription — Charlie Nicholson (Q97362583)
description: video game reviewer
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- See also : Synia#author : Charlie Nicholson
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What do you think about my use of qualifiers in Special:Diff/1239853232? @Dexxor: --Trade (talk) 09:38, 27 July 2020 (UTC)
- subject named as (P1810) and point in time (P585) are fine.
- number of reviews/ratings (P7887) is not indented to be used like that but I do not see a problem: The English label “number of reviews/ratings” and presumably the other labels still make sense. Related discussion: Property_talk:P444#Usage_on_the_review_items_itself?.
- Using the English strings (average score), (median score), and of games recommended does not align with Wikidata’s goal to be multilingual, though.
- If this information is important to you, propose the new properties mean review score given, median review score given, and percentage of games recommended. If we use these as properties instead of qualifiers, we would only need an average review score given which can be specified more precisely using determination method or standard (P459)arithmetic mean (Q19033) and determination method or standard (P459)median (Q226995). I do not like this, however, because then the information from OpenCritic would be scattered across the whole item. Additionally we cannot be sure that OpenCritic keeps track of every review the critic has written so it makes more sense as a qualifier on OpenCritic critic ID (P8487). —Dexxor (talk) 11:36, 27 July 2020 (UTC)