[20:06:19] <Saphire>	 I uhhh, bumped into a duplicate? Both got a pile of wikipedia articles in various languages linked. And "said to be the same as" chilling out on them. One alleges to be of more narrow scope than the other, but as far as I can see it's a different spelling/transliteration?
[20:11:11] <Saphire>	 ...oh cool it has an english article for both and, sigh
[20:48:33] <perryprog>	 Saphire: yeahhhhh that can happen
[20:48:53] <perryprog>	 it can be tricky to pull/push that kind of duplicate apart/together
[20:49:56] <perryprog>	 but if it has separate articles on a wiki then it's usually good to have it as two separate items, even if it's the wiki that's being questionable in having them be separate
[20:51:08] <perryprog>	 Saphire: see also https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Help:Merge#Items_to_be_merged_with_sitelink_conflicts
[20:51:52] <perryprog>	 also see https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Help:Conflation
[21:51:15] <Saphire>	 In this case it's the same concept as far as I understand, but applied in different countries. So uh, fun!