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@CORNELIAST OK for now, though in general avoid using a company's own website to support its own claims due to potential conflict of interest. Done with Week 2. FULBERT (talk) 20:51, 27 October 2023 (UTC)
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It took me a while to figure out how to edit and add, but I'm glad I learned. I had to also look up what news sites are reliable, and then chose the one I did. Please let me know if that is okay. This is a great learning experience. Anubhutij28 (talk) 17:53, 28 October 2023 (UTC)
I added the sentence: "Additionally, vertical farming research in academic institutions faces limited funding opportunities." and cited it as well.
I learned about how to add value and properly fill in a knowledge gap in the existing article. This was a very interesting process and also interesting to see my value being added to Wikipedia! ~~~ Gizmo7408 (talk) 23:59, 28 October 2023 (UTC)
"According to Goldman Sachs Research, the ongoing growth of the creator economy will likely benefit companies that possess a combination of factors, including a large global user base, access to substantial capital, robust AI-powered recommendation engines, versatile monetization tools, comprehensive data analytics, and integrated e-commerce options. "
I gained insights into the process of enhancing an article's quality and addressing gaps in existing knowledge. It was a fascinating experience, and I found it particularly rewarding to contribute and see my valuable input being integrated into Wikipedia. Blingffz (talk) 02:17, 29 October 2023 (UTC)
"A study by Lohmann (2011) in Economics Letters delved into the impact of language barriers on trade. The findings suggest that fluency in the local language can significantly enhance trade interactions."
I learned more specifically about how to add a citation on the Wikipedia page. And there's more details to it during the process including the content gaps and the quality, credibility of the articles. Harrisondonnersbach (talk) 02:30, 29 October 2023 (UTC)
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This week I edited an article on business model and here is the diff I learned how to find the gap in the article and add citations and contribute to this article.
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In this week, based on the analysis of the "Business model" article on Wikipedia, it's observed that the section discussing the evolution of business models over decades could benefit from an update with more recent examples from the 2000s and 2010s1. The article mentions innovations until the 1990s but lacks more recent developments. So I add a JD.com example on this to support the recent business mode change. And this is the diff. Yuntao Li (talk) 02:38, 29 October 2023 (UTC)
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Here's your quick overview of what has been happening around Wikidata over the last week.
Welcome to the 600th Weekly Summary!
Lydia initiated the weekly newsletter at the start of the Wikidata project, before it even went live, to keep the community in the loop about the developments, the new projects and tools. Léa carried on the newsletter in 2016 and then it was my turn in 2020. The newsletter has been going strong for eleven years, with its content powered by the community, and delivered every week without fail. Thank you to everyone who helped fill in the different sections of the Weekly Summary thus far ❤️ --Mohammed
Today it is time to celebrate Wikidata’s 11th birthday. Let’s take a look back at the past year and what’s coming.
Wikidata’s world - map of Wikidata Items with a geocoordinate
There are now over 12.200 amazing people who are actively editing on Wikidata - 3000 of them even making more than 100 edits a month ♥️ Thank you! Without you Wikidata wouldn’t be what it is today. Thank you for helping give more people more access to more knowledge every single day. This year also marks the year we can welcome a new sister to the Wikimedia projects: Wikifunctions is live, letting us all geek out on functions in anticipation of Abstract Wikipedia. Another big milestone was Wikibase Cloud coming out of private beta. Now you can more easily run your own Wikibase and collect and maintain data that doesn’t fit into Wikidata. 2023 was also the year when the efforts of Wikidata editors were recognized across the Wikimedia movement with the awarding of the Wikimedian of the Year award to Taufik Rosman and the Wikimedia Laureate award to Siobhan Leachman. Over the coming year I want us to find ways how we can bring more people, who are already editing a bit here and there, closer to the community and help them find their place in our community. If you are one of them and have not found your place yet, check out a WikiProject related to your interests. Wikidata has something for everyone 😉
Wikidata now has over 106 Million Items and nearly 1.2 Million Lexemes. We are closing in on 2 Billion edits, making about 20 Million edits per month. All this content is used to create useful, quirky, educational or just fun applications that wouldn’t be possible without Wikidata and all the work you put into it. Check out Notable People for example. Over the coming year we want to make that even easier by building better APIs, lessening the strain on the Query Service, doing more outreach to developers as well as making our data more usable by ironing out ontology issues. In addition there will be increased focus on improving how the other Wikimedia projects integrate Wikidata. With the opening up of Wikibase Cloud we will hopefully also see many new Wikibases pop up that cover more specialized data or be used as playgrounds to prepare data for Wikidata. I am looking forward to a growing Wikibase Ecosystem and excited about more Linked Open Data becoming available to the world, with Wikidata being an entryway to it all.
And last but not least: if you want to learn a bit more about the history and backstory of Wikidata, then you might like Wikidata: The Making Of by Denny, Markus and me.
List of presents gathered by the community for Wikidata's eleventh birthday
Luthor is a multi-lingual tool for adding usage examples to lexemes on Wikidata, from sentences found on Wikisource in the same language. (by Asaf Bartov)
সংকলক একটি সরঞ্জাম যেটা দিয়ে উইকিসংকলনের লেখাগুলির উইকিউপাত্ত আইটেম অনুসারে সে লেখাগুলিকে উন্নত ভাবে অনুসন্ধান করা যায়। - Sangkalak is a tool with which Wikisource works can be searched more readily, using the Wikidata items for those works. (present from Mahir256) (by মাহির২৫৬-এর উপহার)
Creating new Lexemes? For a lot more languages you now no longer need to provide a spelling variant when creating a new Lexeme, making it even easier to contribute data about words in your language. (present from the development team)
The Mismatch Finder, the tool to help review mismatches between Wikidata and other data sources now also has support for mismatches on qualifiers. This allows it to be useful also for issues that are in the data in qualifiers. (present from the development team)
Upcoming: Next Linked Data for Libraries LD4 Wikidata Affinity Group call October 31, 2023: We will hear from Darnelle Melvin, Cory Lampert, and Andre Hulet, University of Nevada-Las Vegas Libraries, on WireframeVG: A Search and Discovery Application for Wikidata Projects. Agenda
How cultural institutions use Wikidata (How cultural heritage institutions sharing their collection data, including implementing Wikidata projects, batch uploading datasets to Wikidata, and how to share successes to a broader audience) - Jackie Rubashkin, Metadata Technician, Barack Obama Presidential Library; Michelle van Lanschot, Project Coordinator at Wikimedia-Netherlands; William Blueher, Associate Museum Librarian at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Will Kent, Wiki Education
(in Chinese) Wikidata基礎編輯教學 (Wikidata basic editor) - Conference for Open Source Coders, Users & Promoters (COSCUP) 2023
Notable People is a map project by Topi Tjukanov that showing birthplaces of the most "notable people" around the world. It uses the combined data of Wikipedia and Wikidata from the paper's "a cross-verified database of notable people, 3500 BC-2018 AD" by Morgane Laouenan, Palaash Bhargava, Jean-Benoît Eyméoud, Olivier Gergaud, Guillaume Plique & Etienne Wasmer. The data shows only one person for each unique geographic location with the highest notability rank.
Wikimedia Research Fund Update update. "You can apply for research funds (USD 2K-50K) until December 15, 2023. While all research proposals related to Wikimedia projects are welcome, we particularly encourage research studies on medium to small size languages and communities, as well as in low resourced languages and projects."
The Wikidata For Wikimedia Projects team is investigating the different ways Wikidata is used in the sister projects. We would like to speak with you about your experiences integrating or connecting Wikidata, if you'd like to tell us, please sign up for an interview on our project page or on our Registration Form.
Wikidata:WikiProject Academic Publisher - a project to display open access shares (among others based on publishers) at the Austrian Datahub for Open Access Negotiations and Monitoring
Development
Wikibase REST API: We are continuing the work on making it possible to remove a description in a given language from an Item, modify the label of an Item and add aliases to an Item (phab:T342986, phab:T342980, phab:T335842)
Lexicographical data: We switched the Property that is used to pre-select the spelling variant on the Special:NewLexeme page from P218 (ISO 639-1 code) to P305 (IETF language tag) to make use of the latter’s larger coverage. (phab:T348923)
EntitySchemas: We are continuing to work on addressing the feedback from the testing of the new datatype in the test system.
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Hello FULBERT:
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@EdereOmnes I do not see it assigned in the dashboard. Please check there and add it. Also, the edit was reverted, in part because the information was not put in the correct spot on the article and also as you did not cite any sources. Please adjust your edit per the feedback on the article in the article history and please cite a source for your claim. Ping me here when these are all complete. FULBERT (talk) 18:46, 28 October 2023 (UTC)
I have gained an understanding of
- The importance of selecting a relevant and up-to-date topic for Wikipedia editing, particularly in areas like IoT, where ongoing developments are frequent, which needs to be updated.
- It's essential to focus on high-importance and non-controversial subjects to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the content.
- I've learned how to contribute by editing articles, as well as the value of providing proper citations using DOI to maintain the credibility and verifiability of the information added to the platform.
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Hello,
I edit baseball card, and the diff is here. I learned a lot through this process, and Wiki is a good tool, but it's not always correct. Editing the wiki is helping me engage more with the latest changes and updates.Leozgzzz (talk) 18:38, 28 October 2023 (UTC)
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This week, I edited article Consumer behaviour Consumer behaviour and here is the diff. I realized that some emerging scenarios, such as pandemics, can bring new understandings to a defined knowledge, and these understandings are constantly evolving, making this knowledge richer and fuller.
PortiaGui (talk) 19:55, 28 October 2023 (UTC)
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This week, I edited the article physical inactivity. The diff for my edit is here. Through the process of editing Wikipedia, I learned the importance of meticulous research and the value of collaborative knowledge curation. It was enlightening to see how individual contributions, grounded in verifiable sources, come together to form a comprehensive and reliable repository of information.Jz5863 (talk) 01:08, 2 November 2023 (UTC)