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A name, or a person? The first one is a bit easier; person:name is, at the easiest, 1:n. But yeah, a name can have multiple representations, even before multipl
by Piskvorrr 8y ago
A name, or a person? The first one is a bit easier; person:name is, at the easiest, 1:n. But yeah, a name can have multiple representations, even before multiple languages come in (Peter/Cephas/Petros).
(Pedantry: Jean-Claude van Damme doesn't fit into the alphanumeric requirement on two separate counts)