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When writing queries, beware! The name of a property can be DIFFERENT from the name used in the semantic part of the wiki pages describing the objects of your query. For instance, any project page includes something like
 <nowiki>{{</nowiki>Project
 | [...]
 | restopic=SomeTopic
 | [...]
 <nowiki>}}</nowiki>
But if you are writing a query to select the projects with topic SomeTopic you should NOT use
 <nowiki>[[</nowiki>restopic::SomeTopic<nowiki>]]</nowiki>
Instead, you have to use the name of the property corresponding to the "restopic" field in the project page. This name is "prjResTopic": therefore your query should use
 <nowiki>[[</nowiki>prjResTopic::SomeTopic<nowiki>]]</nowiki>
How can you find out the right name for the properties associated to (the content of) a page? When a page includes semantic information, clicking the "''Browse properties''" link in the toolbox on the left  gives you a list of all the properties defined for that page.

''Note 1: the correspondencies between properties and field names in the semantic code of a page are set by the relevant [[Special:Forms|semantic form]]. For instance, for a project they can be seen (and altered, if you know what you're doing...) by editing the [[Form:Project]] page.''

''Note 2: in some cases the name of a property is preceded by a prefix in the form "PREFIX:" this means that the property has been imported from an external ontology, or defined in accordance with it. Examples of such prefixes are "A:" (referring to [http://www.w3.org/2001/Annotea/ Annotea]) and "Foaf:" (referring to the [http://www.foaf-project.org/ Friend-Of-A-Friend project]). In any case, AIRWiki properties having a prefix are used exactly in the same way of the other properties.''