Hoi,
Wikidata is not broken. It is Wikipedia that is a mess. As you concentrate
only on interwiki links, you do not see the whole of the problem. The
quality of Wikidata is such (not enough statements as well) that seeking a
solution like this will not make a real difference.
When Wikipedians consider this an issue at all, they seek instant
solutions. By including links and red links we expose the real problem much
more effective and work towards more quality for both Wikipedia and
Wikidata. After a year fixing the linking problem, we may get to a state
where your "solution" may become intuitively correct.
Thanks,
GerardM
On 22 January 2016 at 15:03, Joe Filceolaire <[email protected]> wrote:
> Wikidata is broken.
> It has allsorts of kludges to link items to the items they should be in.
>
> Lets merge all these Categories, lists, duplicate articles in a different
> language etc. with the items they should have been part of from the
> beginning. (Normal rules apply - If you were to describe the Subject of
> each using properties could they be the same properties)
>
> We now have the tool to fix the wikibase client problem - Badges!
>
> If duplicates have suitable badges then wikibase client can use these to
> keep the language links. wikibase client will also be able to add other
> lists
> "articles on the wiki in other languages" for instance
>
>
> joe
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