FWIW - I've been grinding away on getting the WeRelate genealogy wiki (2.8 M _UNIQUE_ Person Pages) to be "aligned" with Wikidata. At the moment, about 24,500 WeRelate Person: pages have explicit links to their corresponding Wikidata human. A little more than 24,000 of the corresponding Wikidata humans have identifiers/back-links to WeRelate. My compare/contrast effort between WeRelate and Wikidata should increase the overlapping set of people beyond 30,000. Since the various WP biography pages are not systematic about relationships (often not present - and if the related person has a biography on a different language WP it may not be noticed) - a lot of genealogy relationships are missing from Wikidata. The comparison run I did today suggested that there are about 11,500 relationship properties (father, mother, sibling, etc.) that can be inferred for Wikidata - on the basis of WeRelate. While I could see that the Wikidata database is more instantly usable on account of the property orientation and newer software infrastructure - WeRelate is not utterly hopeless. It has an internal organization that preserve the semantic structure of GEDCOM files. WeRelate also isn't stuck with WP notability requirements - so you can add (within reason) - pretty much whatever you want. I would sort of think that the WR database - and perhaps DallanQ's code base - seem like better starting points... -jrm On 2017-08-24 15:00, Dan Koehl wrote: Links: ------ [1] https://tools.wmflabs.org/genealogy/wiki [2] https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikimedia-genealogy