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Constraints guide editors to add data correctly by displaying a small icon next to the field that has a constraint. [<tvar name="url">https://w.wiki/5Q5</tvar> Here is a list] of constraint descriptions. When they show up on an item they show up as an icon, like this image.

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Interested in learning more about constraints? You can browse items by [<tvar name="url">https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Database_reports/Constraint_violations</tvar> constraint violations on this page]. An example of a constraint violation is distinguishing between two properties. The properties <tvar name="1"><nowiki>P131</nowiki></tvar>, ''located in the administrative territorial entity'', and <tvar name="2"><nowiki>P276</nowiki></tvar>, ''___location'', both represent ___location in different ways. Constraint reports can help you discover and correct properties that are not used correctly.

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Interested in learning more about constraints? You can browse items by [https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Database_reports/Constraint_violations constraint violations on this page]. An example of a constraint violation is distinguishing between two properties. The properties <nowiki>P131</nowiki>, ''located in the administrative territorial entity'', and <nowiki>P276</nowiki>, ''___location'', both represent ___location in different ways. Constraint reports can help you discover and correct properties that are not used correctly.

If you want to know if a property requires a constraint, [<tvar name="url">https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:ConstraintReport</tvar> open this link] in a new tab.

If you want to know if a property requires a constraint, [https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:ConstraintReport open this link] in a new tab.

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