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• publication abstract "Queryable Linked Data is available through several interfaces, including SPARQL endpoints and Linked Data documents. Recently, the popular DBpedia dataset was made available through a Triple Pattern Fragments interface, which proposes to improve query availability by dividing query execution between clients and servers. In this paper, we present an initial usage analysis of this interface so far. In 4 months time, the server had an availability of 99.999%, handling 4,455,813 requests, more than a quarter of which were served from cache. These numbers provide promising evidence that Triple Pattern Fragments are a viable strategy for live applications on top of public queryable datasets.".