[14:48:37] <pmn>	 is it possible to get a summary of an entity in a give language? e.g.: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q123037
[14:49:15] <pmn>	 i want to get a summary of what's here: https://fa.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D9%85%D8%AD%D9%85%D8%AF_%D9%85%D8%B5%D8%AF%D9%82 
[14:49:19] <phschafft>	 what do you mean by summary?
[14:50:23] <pmn>	 just what comes before sections (Early life, education etc)
[14:51:11] <phschafft>	 I mean it is easy to get the "Description" from wikidata.
[14:51:29] <phschafft>	 if you basically mean the first paragraph I'm not sure.
[14:51:36] <pmn>	 that would rdf i guess? not json?
[14:51:50] <pmn>	 yes, description field
[14:51:54] <phschafft>	 maybe you need to fetch the article for that.
[14:52:24] <phschafft>	 em.
[14:52:33] <phschafft>	 'RDF not JSON' doesn't make much sense.
[14:52:46] <phschafft>	 that is like saying 'that would be text, not english?'
[14:53:08] <phschafft>	 wikidata supports exports in a number of formats.
[14:53:46] <pmn>	 no, <rdf:Description> zapped by in rdf format (seems to be much more complete), but i didn't see that field in json output
[14:54:53] <phschafft>	 what I tried to say is that RDF is a datamodel and JSON a syntax.
[14:54:58] <pmn>	 oh, i see the description in json
[14:56:16] <phschafft>	 yes, because it is still the same data...
[14:56:27] <pmn>	 i thought json was for serialising data structure, what does it mean to be a syntax?
[14:57:11] <phschafft>	 exactly that.
[14:57:42] <phschafft>	 a syntax is a way to make data into symbols. known as serialisation. ;)
[15:01:04] <pmn>	 hmm, and datamodel is like having real-world entities classified, as in classes and their objects etc?
[15:01:52] <phschafft>	 yes.
[15:03:49] <phschafft>	 the data in your JSON output can be understood as RDF as it's compatible with that data model. you can also write make a valid RDF document with a stick in the sand by drawing funny shapes.
[15:06:58] <pmn>	 hmm, and classes are declared at schema.org; all of them?
[15:07:14] <pmn>	 i see some other xml:ns's
[15:07:25] <phschafft>	 you can freely define any you like.
[15:08:24] <pmn>	 ... or i guess extend the ones already declared
[15:08:47] <phschafft>	 there is a large number of standards defining some vocabulary.
[15:08:55] <pmn>	 but as far as the wikidata goes, it's mainly schema: namespace, it seems
[15:11:59] <phschafft>	 is it?
[15:45:32] <pmn>	 not sure
[15:46:28] <phschafft>	 I would say it is a good mix. specifically the actual data naturally use wikidata's own vocabulary.
[15:46:28] <pmn>	 how do i fetch the atrile? by `pageid`? what's the endpoint for that?
[15:47:12] <phschafft>	 never did that before, so really no idea. if you find out feel free to let me know. :)
[16:49:24] <phschafft>	 pmn: https://api.wikimedia.org/wiki/Core_REST_API/Reference/Pages/Get_page_source