. . . . "has the description" . "is covered by" . "is a" . "has the name" . "is the same as" . "is the primary topic of" . "is about" . . "the Wikipedia article about it, if there is one" . . "a news article covering it" . . . "choose the Space" . "https://w3id.org/np/l/nanopub-query-1.1/api/RAyMrQ89RECTi9gZK5q7gjL1wKTiP8StkLy0NIkkCiyew/find-things?type=https://w3id.org/kpxl/gen/terms/Space" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Proposes a topic that has come up in the news and deserves its own identifier: it gives the topic a name, says what kind of thing it is, and links it to the Wikipedia article it is the primary topic of. The topic gets a stable IRI here and now, so it can be referred to before - or without - a Wikidata item ever being created. If an item is later created, record it by deriving a new version of this nanopublication that fills in the 'is the same as' field; the absence of that field is what marks a proposal as still open, so no claim about a missing item ever goes stale. News coverage normally belongs in its own nanopublications, published with the separate 'Reporting news coverage of a topic' template, so that coverage accumulates as independent contributions by different people rather than being owned by whoever defined the topic. The 'is covered by' field here is a convenience for the sources the proposer already has in hand at the moment of proposing; both routes are counted the same way." . . . "Proposing a news topic" . . "${topicName}" . . . . . . . . "Wikinewsie" . . . . "short ID for the topic, e.g. \"omegacat-bh-2\"" . . "a short description, as it would read on Wikidata" . . "the name of the topic" . . "what kind of thing it is" . "https://www.wikidata.org/w/api.php?action=wbsearchentities&language=en&format=json&limit=5&search=" . . "the Wikidata item, once one exists" . . "Tobias Kuhn" . "2026-09-24T09:38:44+00:00"^^ . . . . . . "Proposing a news topic" . "Guided choices that must refer to existing resources are now also external URI placeholders, so Nanodash no longer offers to mint a typed plain name locally for them: space." . . . . . . . . "RSA" . "MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GNADCBiQKBgQCwUtewGCpT5vIfXYE1bmf/Uqu1ojqnWdYxv+ySO80ul8Gu7m8KoyPAwuvaPj0lvPtHrg000qMmkxzKhYknEjq8v7EerxZNYp5B3/3+5ZpuWOYAs78UnQVjbHSmDdmryr4D4VvvNIiUmd0yxci47dTFUj4DvfHnGd6hVe5+goqdcwIDAQAB" . "r/YtmyEmWKvjxcRFVqKiS1j4BSCeDntfb+5HG9hs8lBH1gaFmaZqlHrAu2WKOv3TZb6OS5+/h4XBhe8pjpscMLMlgmw71KeMcuK1GEqMxQqQEXKsFItZ+aH2ZJBx1TYdg6obFmKdUL0ILTVTC7L68FaAlww6xK7YKCs3EhNVPCQ=" . . .