I know of a couple of Swedish museums/institutions which do it. Either manually or bed on which pages/images contains links pointing back to specific items in their collections. Essentially they use it as a "you might also be interested in" suggestion.
Also know that a few of their authority files includes wikipedia links as "same_as" properties. /André ------ André Costa GLAM-tekniker Wikimedia Sverige Den 27 sep 2013 08:43 skrev "John Erling Blad" <[email protected]>: It seems like some GLAM institutions are starting to use URLs to Wikipedia articles as common identifiers for classes of items in collections. I guess this will change over time to be URLs to Wikidata instead. This is pretty much as expected, but it is although a bit strange that they are using Wikipedia and that no-one seems to have noticed this from our side. Is there anyone that know how common this is? Så far I have only heard about a few of them, and I'm not even sure they have any clear understanding why they do it.. John / jeblad _______________________________________________ Wikidata-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikidata-l
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