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SeedBot: Document the {{#osm-place:jurisdiction}} mode for legal Source: pages (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-09-10T09:14:09Z

Document the {{#osm-place:jurisdiction}} mode for legal Source: pages (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	The function takes the item from the current page's sitelink (<code>{{#item-image:}}</code> with no argument) or an explicit item id (as above — usable on any page). An item without an <code>image</code> statement renders nothing — an empty cell, not an error.		The function takes the item from the current page's sitelink (<code>{{#item-image:}}</code> with no argument) or an explicit item id (as above — usable on any page). An item without an <code>image</code> statement renders nothing — an empty cell, not an error.
	== OSM places ~~on Person: pages~~ (~~<code>~~{{#osm-place:}}~~</code>~~) ==		== OSM places ({{#osm-place:}}) ==

	A person's place of birth/death lives in OpenStreetMap — the item stores the OSM id (<code>place of birth (OSM)</code> / <code>place of death (OSM)</code>, e.g. <code>relation/3169865</code>) plus a human-readable display label (<code>place of birth (label)</code> / <code>place of death (label)</code>, captured when the place was picked on [[Special:AddPerson]]/[[Special:UpdatePerson]]). The <code>Person:</code> infobox renders the row with '''<code>{{#osm-place:}}</code>''':		A person's place of birth/death lives in OpenStreetMap — the item stores the OSM id (<code>place of birth (OSM)</code> / <code>place of death (OSM)</code>, e.g. <code>relation/3169865</code>) plus a human-readable display label (<code>place of birth (label)</code> / <code>place of death (label)</code>, captured when the place was picked on [[Special:AddPerson]]/[[Special:UpdatePerson]]). The <code>Person:</code> infobox renders the row with '''<code>{{#osm-place:}}</code>''':
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	The argument is <code>birth</code> or <code>death</code>; an optional second argument names an explicit item. An item without that OSM statement renders nothing; an OSM id without a stored label renders the raw id as the link text (the reader still reaches the map).		The argument is <code>birth</code> or <code>death</code> for persons; an optional second argument names an explicit item. An item without that OSM statement renders nothing; an OSM id without a stored label renders the raw id as the link text (the reader still reaches the map).

			'''Territorial jurisdiction (legal sources).''' The legal source classes (legal case, legislation, bill, treaty) store their territorial jurisdiction the same way — <code>territorial jurisdiction (OSM)</code> + <code>territorial jurisdiction (label)</code>, picked on [[Special:AddSource]]/[[Special:UpdateSource]]. The <code>Source:</code> infobox renders the row with '''<code>{{#osm-place:jurisdiction}}</code>''':

			{\| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
			! What you type !! What you get
			\|-
			\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy>{{#osm-place:jurisdiction}}</syntaxhighlight> \|\| the territorial jurisdiction as its display label linked to openstreetmap.org (from the page's sitelinked source item)
			\|-
			\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy>{{#osm-place:jurisdiction\|Q42}}</syntaxhighlight> \|\| the territorial jurisdiction of an explicit item (usable on any page)
			\|}

			As with the person places, an item without that OSM statement renders nothing; an OSM id without a stored label renders the raw id as the link text.

	== Child items of a source (<code>{{#child-items-of:}}</code>) ==		== Child items of a source (<code>{{#child-items-of:}}</code>) ==

SeedBot: Document {{#osm-place:}} and {{#child-items-of:}} (Sep-2026 UX batch) (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-09-09T09:24:52Z

Document {{#osm-place:}} and {{#child-items-of:}} (Sep-2026 UX batch) (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	The function takes the item from the current page's sitelink (<code>{{#item-image:}}</code> with no argument) or an explicit item id (as above — usable on any page). An item without an <code>image</code> statement renders nothing — an empty cell, not an error.		The function takes the item from the current page's sitelink (<code>{{#item-image:}}</code> with no argument) or an explicit item id (as above — usable on any page). An item without an <code>image</code> statement renders nothing — an empty cell, not an error.
			== OSM places on Person: pages (<code>{{#osm-place:}}</code>) ==

			A person's place of birth/death lives in OpenStreetMap — the item stores the OSM id (<code>place of birth (OSM)</code> / <code>place of death (OSM)</code>, e.g. <code>relation/3169865</code>) plus a human-readable display label (<code>place of birth (label)</code> / <code>place of death (label)</code>, captured when the place was picked on [[Special:AddPerson]]/[[Special:UpdatePerson]]). The <code>Person:</code> infobox renders the row with '''<code>{{#osm-place:}}</code>''':

			{\| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
			! What you type !! What you get
			\|-
			\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy>{{#osm-place:birth}}</syntaxhighlight> \|\| the place of birth as its display label linked to openstreetmap.org (from the page's sitelinked person item)
			\|-
			\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy>{{#osm-place:death\|Q1133}}</syntaxhighlight> \|\| the place of death of an explicit item (usable on any page)
			\|}

			The argument is <code>birth</code> or <code>death</code>; an optional second argument names an explicit item. An item without that OSM statement renders nothing; an OSM id without a stored label renders the raw id as the link text (the reader still reaches the map).

			== Child items of a source (<code>{{#child-items-of:}}</code>) ==

			A source that contains other sources lists them on its <code>Source:</code> page: a '''book''' lists its '''book excerpts''', a '''YouTube channel''' its '''YouTube videos'''. The row is rendered by '''<code>{{#child-items-of:}}</code>''' (from the page's sitelinked item, or <code>{{#child-items-of:Q42}}</code> for an explicit one) and links to the always-live listing '''<code>Special:ChildItemsOf/Q42</code>''', which shows each child linked to its own page — the child's <code>Source:</code> page when it has one (a YouTube video does), its Item page otherwise (a book excerpt creates no classic page). A source with no children renders no row.

			== Quotation listings render as blockquotes ==

			<code>Special:QuotationsOf/Q42</code> — the list of quotations citing a source — renders each quotation as a <code><blockquote></code> in the same visual style as <code>{{#content:}}</code>, with the item link beneath and spacing between entries.

SeedBot: document the {{#item-image:}} infobox image cell (statement-driven) (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-08-28T14:50:33Z

document the {{#item-image:}} infobox image cell (statement-driven) (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	Create new software pages with [[Special:AddSoftware]] — it creates the item, the <code>FOSS:<Name></code> page and the page↔item sitelink in one flow.		Create new software pages with [[Special:AddSoftware]] — it creates the item, the <code>FOSS:<Name></code> page and the page↔item sitelink in one flow.
			== The infobox image cell (<code>{{#item-image:}}</code>) ==

			The classic pages (<code>Person:</code>, <code>Collective:</code>, <code>FOSS:</code>) render their portrait or logo from the item's <code>image</code> statement — the statement the Add\* flows write when you upload one. No page parameter needed: sitelink the page to the item (see above) and the cell fills itself — including on pages created before the image was added.

			{\| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
			! What you type !! What you get
			\|-
			\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy>{{#item-image:Q880}}</syntaxhighlight>
			\| {{#item-image:Q880}}
			\|}

			The function takes the item from the current page's sitelink (<code>{{#item-image:}}</code> with no argument) or an explicit item id (as above — usable on any page). An item without an <code>image</code> statement renders nothing — an empty cell, not an error.

SeedBot: Standardize: add copy button to block code snippets

2026-08-23T09:45:59Z

Standardize: add copy button to block code snippets

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	\|-		\|-
	\| Instance		\| Instance
	\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">{{#statements:P1\|from=Q99}}</syntaxhighlight>		\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy>{{#statements:P1\|from=Q99}}</syntaxhighlight>
	\| {{#statements:P1\|from=Q99}}		\| {{#statements:P1\|from=Q99}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| Programming language		\| Programming language
	\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">{{#statements:P5\|from=Q99}}</syntaxhighlight>		\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy>{{#statements:P5\|from=Q99}}</syntaxhighlight>
	\| {{#statements:P5\|from=Q99}}		\| {{#statements:P5\|from=Q99}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| Code source		\| Code source
	\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">{{#statements:P3\|from=Q99}}</syntaxhighlight>		\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy>{{#statements:P3\|from=Q99}}</syntaxhighlight>
	\| {{#statements:P3\|from=Q99}}		\| {{#statements:P3\|from=Q99}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| Attributed to		\| Attributed to
	\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">{{#statements:P6\|from=Q99}}</syntaxhighlight>		\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy>{{#statements:P6\|from=Q99}}</syntaxhighlight>
	\| {{#statements:P6\|from=Q99}}		\| {{#statements:P6\|from=Q99}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| By label instead of P-number		\| By label instead of P-number
	\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">{{#statements:instance of\|from=Q99}}</syntaxhighlight>		\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy>{{#statements:instance of\|from=Q99}}</syntaxhighlight>
	\| {{#statements:instance of\|from=Q99}}		\| {{#statements:instance of\|from=Q99}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| Another entity — Q55 (Markdown)		\| Another entity — Q55 (Markdown)
	\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">{{#statements:P1\|from=Q55}}</syntaxhighlight>		\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy>{{#statements:P1\|from=Q55}}</syntaxhighlight>
	\| {{#statements:P1\|from=Q55}}		\| {{#statements:P1\|from=Q55}}
	\|}		\|}
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	! You type !! You get		! You type !! You get
	\|-		\|-
	\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">{{#statements:P1\|from=Q94}}</syntaxhighlight>		\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy>{{#statements:P1\|from=Q94}}</syntaxhighlight>
	\| {{#statements:P1\|from=Q94}}		\| {{#statements:P1\|from=Q94}}
	\|}		\|}
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	! You type !! You get		! You type !! You get
	\|-		\|-
	\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">{{#statements:P999\|from=Q55}}</syntaxhighlight>		\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy>{{#statements:P999\|from=Q55}}</syntaxhighlight>
	\| {{#statements:P999\|from=Q55}}		\| {{#statements:P999\|from=Q55}}
	\|}		\|}
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	\|-		\|-
	\| Official website		\| Official website
	\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">{{#statements:official website}}</syntaxhighlight>		\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy>{{#statements:official website}}</syntaxhighlight>
	\| {{#statements:official website\|from=Q180}}		\| {{#statements:official website\|from=Q180}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| Source code repository		\| Source code repository
	\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">{{#statements:source code repository}}</syntaxhighlight>		\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy>{{#statements:source code repository}}</syntaxhighlight>
	\| {{#statements:source code repository\|from=Q180}}		\| {{#statements:source code repository\|from=Q180}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| Category (instance of)		\| Category (instance of)
	\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">{{#statements:instance of}}</syntaxhighlight>		\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" copy>{{#statements:instance of}}</syntaxhighlight>
	\| {{#statements:instance of\|from=Q180}}		\| {{#statements:instance of\|from=Q180}}
	\|}		\|}

	Create new software pages with [[Special:AddSoftware]] — it creates the item, the <code>FOSS:<Name></code> page and the page↔item sitelink in one flow.		Create new software pages with [[Special:AddSoftware]] — it creates the item, the <code>FOSS:<Name></code> page and the page↔item sitelink in one flow.

SeedBot: Sitelink tab: red/blue tab + popup on every content page (deployed 2026-08-23) (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-08-23T03:55:43Z

Sitelink tab: red/blue tab + popup on every content page (deployed 2026-08-23) (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	Live pairs on this wiki: Q55 (Markdown) ↔ [[Cheatsheets:Markdown]], Q77 (SPARQL) ↔ [[Cheatsheets:SPARQL]].		Live pairs on this wiki: Q55 (Markdown) ↔ [[Cheatsheets:Markdown]], Q77 (SPARQL) ↔ [[Cheatsheets:SPARQL]].

	To link a page: open the item, add the page title in the Sitelinks section (site <code>wikibase</code>)~~. Or~~ use the API: <code>action=wbsetsitelink</code> with <code>linksite=wikibase</code>.		=== The Sitelink tab ===

			Every content page has a '''Sitelink''' tab next to Page/Discussion:

			* '''Red''' (not linked): click it to open a small dialog — type a label to search for an item (or enter a Q-id directly), then click ''Link''. The page is linked immediately.
			* '''Blue''' (linked): the tab links straight to the item page.

			You can also link a page the classic way: open the item, add the page title in the Sitelinks section (site <code>wikibase</code>), or use the API: <code>action=wbsetsitelink</code> with <code>linksite=wikibase</code>.

	<blockquote>		<blockquote>
	'''Without <code>from=</code> the page must be sitelinked to an item.''' This page is not linked, so <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>{{#statements:P1}}</syntaxhighlight> on it renders nothing. Link the page to an item to use the short form.		'''Without <code>from=</code> the page must be sitelinked to an item.''' This page is not linked, so <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>{{#statements:P1}}</syntaxhighlight> on it renders nothing. Link the page to an item (via the tab) to use the short form.
	</blockquote>		</blockquote>

SeedBot: FOSS worked example (issue #26) (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-08-21T13:45:36Z

FOSS worked example (issue #26) (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	* [[Cheatsheets:SPARQL]] — query items the other way		* [[Cheatsheets:SPARQL]] — query items the other way
	* [[Help:Contributing]] — contributing to this wiki		* [[Help:Contributing]] — contributing to this wiki

			== FOSS software pages (worked example) ==

			FOSS software pages ([[FOSS:Main]]) are thin templates over their items: the page transcludes {{tl\|FOSS}}, whose infobox reads the item's statements at view time — so when a project moves its website or repository, you edit the item once and every page updates. Because the page is sitelinked to its item (see above), the short form works. Live example — [[FOSS:Flameshot]] ↔ Item Q180:

			{\| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
			! What you want !! You type !! You get
			\|-
			\| Official website
			\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">{{#statements:official website}}</syntaxhighlight>
			\| {{#statements:official website\|from=Q180}}
			\|-
			\| Source code repository
			\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">{{#statements:source code repository}}</syntaxhighlight>
			\| {{#statements:source code repository\|from=Q180}}
			\|-
			\| Category (instance of)
			\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">{{#statements:instance of}}</syntaxhighlight>
			\| {{#statements:instance of\|from=Q180}}
			\|}

			Create new software pages with [[Special:AddSoftware]] — it creates the item, the <code>FOSS:<Name></code> page and the page↔item sitelink in one flow.

SeedBot: fix comparison table: one cell per line (single-pipe inline rows don't split cells) (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-08-20T06:45:29Z

fix comparison table: one cell per line (single-pipe inline rows don't split cells) (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	{\| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"		{\| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
	! Function !! Output form !! Use it when		! Function
			! Output form
			! Use it when
	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>#statements</code> \| Rich wikitext: each value keeps its markup (language attributes, list structure). \| Default for page content — values stay marked up for styling and screen readers. \|		\| <code>#statements</code>
			\| Rich wikitext: each value keeps its markup (language attributes, list structure).
			\| Default for page content — values stay marked up for styling and screen readers.
	\|-		\|-
	\| <code>#property</code> \| Escaped plain text: no markup survives. \| Inside templates or table cells, where markup would interfere. \|		\| <code>#property</code>
			\| Escaped plain text: no markup survives.
			\| Inside templates or table cells, where markup would interfere.
	\|}		\|}

SeedBot: fix parser-function comparison table: add wikitable delimiters (was rendering as literal text) (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-08-20T06:44:15Z

fix parser-function comparison table: add wikitable delimiters (was rendering as literal text) (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	Two of the Wikibase client's parser functions are enabled on this wiki. Both take a property — a P-number or its label — and render its statements. They differ in output form:		Two of the Wikibase client's parser functions are enabled on this wiki. Both take a property — a P-number or its label — and render its statements. They differ in output form:

	\| Function \| Output form \| Use it when \|		{\| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
	\|-~~---------\|-------------\|-------------\|~~		! Function !! Output form !! Use it when
			\|-
	\| <code>#statements</code> \| Rich wikitext: each value keeps its markup (language attributes, list structure). \| Default for page content — values stay marked up for styling and screen readers. \|		\| <code>#statements</code> \| Rich wikitext: each value keeps its markup (language attributes, list structure). \| Default for page content — values stay marked up for styling and screen readers. \|
			\|-
	\| <code>#property</code> \| Escaped plain text: no markup survives. \| Inside templates or table cells, where markup would interfere. \|		\| <code>#property</code> \| Escaped plain text: no markup survives. \| Inside templates or table cells, where markup would interfere. \|
			\|}

	Same call, both forms — Q96 (quotation, one statement per language):		Same call, both forms — Q96 (quotation, one statement per language):

SeedBot: style-guide revision: two of the client's parser functions enabled (factual fix), notes moved under their sections (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

2026-08-20T06:42:05Z

style-guide revision: two of the client's parser functions enabled (factual fix), notes moved under their sections (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	Semantic dynamic content renders item data on a wiki page at view time. Edit the item once; every page that renders its statements updates. ~~The Wikibase client provides two parser functions; every~~ example below is live against real items.		Semantic dynamic content renders item data on a wiki page at view time. Edit the item once; every page that renders its statements updates. Every example below is live against real items.

	== The two parser functions ==		== The two parser functions ==

	Both take a property — a P-number or its label — and render its statements. ~~The difference is the~~ output form:		Two of the Wikibase client's parser functions are enabled on this wiki. Both take a property — a P-number or its label — and render its statements. They differ in output form:

	\| Function \| Output form \| Use it when \|		\| Function \| Output form \| Use it when \|
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	== Examples ==		== Examples ==

	Running example: Q99 (Factorial in Python). The <code>from=</code> argument names the entity~~; the~~ property can be a P-number or a label.		Running example: Q99 (Factorial in Python). The <code>from=</code> argument names the entity. The property can be a P-number or a label.

	{\| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"		{\| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
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	\| {{#statements:P1\|from=Q55}}		\| {{#statements:P1\|from=Q55}}
	\|}		\|}

	~~== Sitelinks: pages ↔ items ==~~

	A sitelink is a page title on the <code>wikibase</code> site stored on an item. It maps the page to the item; the item page then shows the link in its Sitelinks section. Without <code>from=</code>, a parser function uses the item sitelinked to the current page.

	~~Live pairs on this wiki: Q55 (Markdown) ↔ [[Cheatsheets:Markdown]], Q77 (SPARQL) ↔ [[Cheatsheets:SPARQL]].~~

	~~To link a page: open the item, add the page title in the Sitelinks section (site <code>wikibase</code>). Or use the API: <code>action=wbsetsitelink</code> with <code>linksite=wikibase</code>.~~

	~~== Gotchas ==~~

	<blockquote>		<blockquote>
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	</blockquote>		</blockquote>

			== Sitelinks: pages ↔ items ==

			A sitelink links an item to a page title on the <code>wikibase</code> site. It maps the page to the item; the item page shows the link in its Sitelinks section. Without <code>from=</code>, a parser function uses the item sitelinked to the current page.

			Live pairs on this wiki: Q55 (Markdown) ↔ [[Cheatsheets:Markdown]], Q77 (SPARQL) ↔ [[Cheatsheets:SPARQL]].

			To link a page: open the item, add the page title in the Sitelinks section (site <code>wikibase</code>). Or use the API: <code>action=wbsetsitelink</code> with <code>linksite=wikibase</code>.

	<blockquote>		<blockquote>
	'''Without <code>from=</code> the page must be sitelinked to an item.''' This page is not linked, so <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>{{#statements:P1}}</syntaxhighlight> on it renders nothing. Link the page to an item ~~(see Sitelinks above)~~ to use the short form.		'''Without <code>from=</code> the page must be sitelinked to an item.''' This page is not linked, so <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>{{#statements:P1}}</syntaxhighlight> on it renders nothing. Link the page to an item to use the short form.
	</blockquote>		</blockquote>

SeedBot: Correct #property vs #statements: same visible text, markup-level difference; drop wrong "values link to items" claim (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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Correct #property vs #statements: same visible text, markup-level difference; drop wrong "values link to items" claim (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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	Both take a property — a P-number or its label — and render its statements. The difference is the output form:		Both take a property — a P-number or its label — and render its statements. The difference is the output form:

	\| Function \| Output \|		\| Function \| Output form \| Use it when \|
	\|----------\|--------\|		\|----------\|-------------\|-------------\|
	\| <code>#statements</code> \| ~~All statements as rich~~ wikitext: ~~values link to their items, monolingual text~~ keeps its language. \|		\| <code>#statements</code> \| Rich wikitext: each value keeps its markup (language attributes, list structure). \| Default for page content — values stay marked up for styling and screen readers. \|
	\| <code>#property</code> \| ~~The same statements as escaped~~ plain text: no ~~links~~, ~~no language~~ markup. \|		\| <code>#property</code> \| Escaped plain text: no markup survives. \| Inside templates or table cells, where markup would interfere. \|

	Same ~~property on~~ Q96 (quotation, one statement per language):		Same call, both forms — Q96 (quotation, one statement per language):

	{\| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"		{\| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
	! ~~You type~~ !! ~~You get~~		! <code>#property</code> !! <code>#statements</code>
	\|-		\|-
	~~\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">{{#property:P2\|from=Q96}}</syntaxhighlight>~~		\| {{#property:P2\|from=Q96}} \|\| {{#statements:P2\|from=Q96}}
	\| {{#property:P2\|from=Q96}}
	\|-
	~~\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">{{#statements:P2\|from=Q96}}</syntaxhighlight>~~
	\| {{#statements:P2\|from=Q96}}
	\|}		\|}

			The visible text is identical. The difference is in the page source: <code>#statements</code> wraps each value in language markup, <code>#property</code> emits plain text. Item values render as labels, not links, on this wiki.

	== Examples ==		== Examples ==