I was looking at dbr:Czech_Republic and noticed that its dbp:cctld (.czc, should be .cz) and dbp:callingCode (+420b, should be +420) are wrong. The reason is that the Wikipedia code contains superscripts to indicate footnotes:
| calling_code = [[Telephone numbers in the Czech Republic|+420]]<sup>b</sup>
| cctld = [[.cz]]<sup>c</sup>
In both cases, it's the <sup> that results in wrong data. Would it make sense to completely ignore superscripts? Or maybe have some heuristic specifically for ignoring footnote references?
I was looking at
dbr:Czech_Republic
and noticed that itsdbp:cctld
(.czc
, should be.cz
) anddbp:callingCode
(+420b
, should be+420
) are wrong. The reason is that the Wikipedia code contains superscripts to indicate footnotes:In both cases, it's the
<sup>
that results in wrong data. Would it make sense to completely ignore superscripts? Or maybe have some heuristic specifically for ignoring footnote references?