Talk:Q220

Autodescription — Rome (Q220)

description: capital and largest city of Italy

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• Report on constraint conformation of “Rome” claims and statements. Constraints report for items data

• Number of statements about Rome by property (query)

• All claims about Rome (query)

• List of items with same label (query)

• List of lexemes with sense Rome (query)

Generic queries for organizations

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• List of organizations which have Rome as parent organization (P749) (query)
• List of organizations of which Rome is a subsidiary (P355) (query)
• Queries based on employer (P108)
  • List of people employed by Rome or any subsidiary organization (query)
  • Number of employees by gender (query) – List of employees by gender (query)
• Queries based on member of (P463)
  • List of members (query)
  • Count of members by gender (query)
  • Count of members by country of citizenship (query)

• See also: WikiProject Organizations
• See also EntitySchema for organizations: E98

See also

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WikiProject Italy

Does Rome really have two countries, Italy and Vatican City?

I have removed Vatican City as a "country" as only part of Rome is owned by the Vatican City, and not all of it. I believe it should therefore be its own entity for this subpart. But I have now noticed that the Wikipedia page has a note station it's also part of Vatican City: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rome#cite_note-1. What's the right way to store the data? Fbarbe (talk) 18:25, 27 January 2025 (UTC)