Hi Sherlock, It's a wiki. You get in there and edit the page, just like all the other wikis. Mismatches in data are quite common across projects, and Wikidata can help with this. I often click on a Wikidata page associated with an article I am working on to see the data side-by-side, and then I make changes accordingly. Jane
Sent from my iPad On Feb 28, 2014, at 3:45 AM, Sherlock Holmes <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello everybody! Glad to join the team! > > I'm a freshman to use the Wikidata, and face some confusions: > 1. I though Wikidata gathered data from Wikipedia infobox, but I also find > that, the statements and infobox are not entirely corresponded. Some infobox > data are missed in statements and the Statements also have more data than > infobox. Then how does Wikidata actually create a new item? What's the > detailed process? If there are new or updated articles in Wikipedia, how does > Wikidata catch these updates? > 2. I think there are more valuable information in Wikipedia but not included > in Wikidata, e.g. categories, infobox data. How can I enrich the Wikidata? I > know I may use & follow WikiData Bot's process, any directions? > > Any suggestions or guidance are welcome! > > BRs, > Sherlock > _______________________________________________ > Wikidata-l mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikidata-l
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