The developments in Wikidata are looking fascinating. It would be great if someone who knows a bit about them could run a workshop for those if us who would like to find out more.
Anyone like to volunteer?
Michael
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Hoi,The tooling that Magnus has developed is gaining in maturity. It now hasthe functionality to enrich and visualise the data in Wikidata from thecontent of categories and lists in Wikipedias.It is possible to make sure that the subjects of *YOUR* project includesall the statements implied by categories. Adding statements to Wikidataitems in this way is something that you can iterate over the manyWikipedias (the content of the categories is different in the manylanguages).Reasonator, the tool that makes information from the Wikidata data, is nowable to show the content of that list in near real time. Such a list makesit exceedingly easy to add labels in *YOUR* language; it only takes aclick, writing the label and one more click.Obviously, you will develop *YOUR* project and consequently Wikidata willbe biased towards your data. The alternative worse; it is not having data.I have been adding information to Wikidata in this way and frankly it isreally compelling to add this category or that category as well andconsider consequences.What I am curious about is: - what you would like to see for your project. - how this works when many people work together in this way on Wikidata - how this translates to other Wikimedia projects.Thanks, GerardMList of Indian actors -http://tools.wmflabs.org/reasonator/index.html?&q=1291621_______________________________________________Wikimedia-l mailing listWikimedia-l@lists.wikimedia.orgUnsubscribe: https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikimedia-l, <mailto:wikimedia-l-request@lists.wikimedia.org?subject=unsubscribe>