This template allows you to create Rosetta Statements following the metamodel described in "Rosetta Statements: Simplifying FAIR Knowledge Graph Construction with a User-Centered Approach".

Rosetta Statements model the structure of simple English natural language statements rather than attempting to represent a mind-independent reality. They prioritize:

• Cognitive Interoperability: Easy to understand for domain experts
• Findability: Supports search without requiring SPARQL knowledge
• Semantic Interoperability: Standardized patterns for each statement type
• User-Centered Design: Reflects natural language structure

Key Features:

• N-ary Support: Handle statements with multiple objects (not just binary relations)
• Dynamic Labels: Display as natural language sentences in user interfaces
• Versioning Support: Track changes and editing history
• Metadata Rich: Include confidence levels, negation, context, and provenance
• Wikidata Integration: Use Wikidata terms for immediate usability

Statement Structure:

• Subject: The main entity the statement is about
• Predicate: Captured by the statement type/class
• Objects: Up to 4 object positions (resources or literals)
• Constraints: Type restrictions for each position

Example: "This apple has a weight of 241.68 grams" becomes a 'has-measurement' statement type with subject=apple, object1=weight (quality), object2=241.68 (value), object3=gram (unit).

This approach significantly lowers the barrier for domain experts to create FAIR knowledge graphs without requiring expertise in semantics, RDF, or ontology engineering.