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I was thinking about this case, but the statement "no value" is actually stronger than not specifying a value. It says that no such class exists. Either the message should be something like "entity is a root class" or it should be flagged as an error (since entity should be a subclass at least of itself). I was undecided how to treat this (rare) case.
mkroetzsch
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assumption that every class has a superclass
Add special display for "no value" statements in superclasses
Apr 20, 2016
Aaah, so this is reporting on the Wikidata "no value" non-value.
Yes, there probably should be some sort of special message for this, as the current message is not particularly readable.
This should probably say instead that entity is not a subclass of any other class
entity (Q35120)
something that exists
subclass of: every entity is also a(n) no value
instance of: entity is not an instance of any other class
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