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Yes, that's indeed a problem, but currently I see no solution to this problem. We use a POS tagger (e.g. http://nlp.stanford.edu:8080/parser/index.jsp) when processing the question.
houses in Summertown -> houses/NNS in/IN Summertown/NNP
houses in Summertown -> houses/NNS in/IN Summertown/NN
Based on the POS tagging we decide whether it is a class or resource.
Could you add something to the error message, like if it's "in" followed by a lower-case, we add something like "try in upper case" or "did you mean...".
Doesn't have high priority, but I fear most people will run into this.
"houses in summertown" fails for me, as does "houses in headington" etc.
I think it's about capitalization, as
"houses in Summertown" works as does "houses in Headington"
etc.
I guess we can live with this, but it would be great if we could just accept lowercase locations as well.
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