Re: [Wikidata] Tool for consuming left-over data from import

Hoi, Given that Wikidata has identifiers to many external sources the challenge of reconciliation is often less of a challenge for crowds and less of a challenge than it needs to be. A few examples; the OCLC maintains two distinct identifiers; VIAF and ISNI. They are both actively maintained.

Re: [Wikidata] Tool for consuming left-over data from import

Hi Antonin, On 8/7/17 20:36, Antonin Delpeuch (lists) wrote: Does anybody know an alternative to CrowdFlower that can be used for free with volunteer workers? There you go: https://crowdcrafting.org/ Hope this helps you keep up with your great work on openrefine. I believe entity

Re: [Wikidata] Tool for consuming left-over data from import

Hi! That reminds me of the crowdsourcing extension that LODrefine has - it lets you crowdsource the manual part of the reconciliation process. But it uses CrowdFlower for that (which is quite pricy). It'd be great if Wikidata Game could evolve into a decent Wikimedia-focused alternative to this

Re: [Wikidata] Tool for consuming left-over data from import

On Fri, Aug 4, 2017 at 10:57 AM, André Costa wrote: > Hi all! > > As part of the Connected Open Heritage project Wikimedia Sverige have been > migrating Wiki Loves Monuments datasets from Wikipedias to Wikidata. > > In the course of doing this we keep a note of the data

Re: [Wikidata] Tool for consuming left-over data from import

Dear André, Great work you have done. I am wondering whether you are aware of the issues around the Danish dataset and the clean up apparently required. As far as I can determine the German Wikipedia has had a number of articles on Danish dolmens and they are also available on Wikidata. As

[Wikidata] Tool for consuming left-over data from import

Hi all! As part of the Connected Open Heritage project Wikimedia Sverige have been migrating Wiki Loves Monuments datasets from Wikipedias to Wikidata. In the course of doing this we keep a note of the data which we fail to migrate. For each of these left-over bits we know which item and which