[12:01:08] <paper_>	 in the bread item, date of first performance and first appearance are clearly the wrong properties, I added inception and country of origin as the food wikidata project suggest https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q7802
[12:01:24] <paper_>	 should I delete these wrong statements or deprecate them?
[12:03:47] <paper_>	 (the values are also wrong btw)
[18:33:29] <Bloomington>	 Hi, I'm trying to query Wikidata to find a historical figure, with the initials J. A., who died before 1881
[18:34:50] <Bloomington>	 I've been using the QueryBuilder, and am a bit stuck, as I can only search family/given names that are existing wikidata items, rather than querying something along the lines of givenname=J* familyname=A*
[18:35:16] <Bloomington>	 Was wondering whether anyone could advise on the best way to do this! Apologies if it's a newb question!
[18:37:47] <JAA>	 Bloomington: Sounds like you want a `STRSTARTS` filter. Take a look at the 'Rock bands that start with "M"' example.
[18:40:04] <Bloomington>	 JAA that sounds perfect, cheers
[19:25:40] <Bloomington>	 JAA I'm still struggling with this! I can select an item's given name using:
[19:25:42] <Bloomington>	       ?item p:P735 ?givenname.
[19:25:42] <Bloomington>	       ?givenname (ps:P735/(wdt:P279*)) _:anyValueP735.
[19:26:45] <Bloomington>	 But as soon as I try to get the given name's label, in order to use FILTER(STRSTARTS()) like the example, it returns no results:
[19:26:46] <Bloomington>	 ?givenname rdfs:label ?givennameLabel .
[19:41:47] <JAA>	 Bloomington: Does this help? https://w.wiki/6MLa
[19:43:56] <JAA>	 Note that this will of course only find matches that have a P735 field, not ones where the name is only present in the label/alias or P1559 or similar.
[19:51:16] <Bloomington>	 That's amazing, thanks!
[22:54:29] <paper_>	 Faberger's eggs https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q331225 are a subclass of easter egg (which is correct) which is a subclass of food (which is also correct), but Faberger's eggs are definitely not food, how should this be handled?
[22:56:27] <paper_>	 should I add a new item for "decorative easter egg" that won't be a subclass of food, should I remove the subclass of easter egg statement from Faberger's eggs or is there an exception statement that could tell queries that while this is a subclass of easter egg, it's not food?