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Table of Contents

  1. 1. Part I: What is Wikidata?
  2. 2. Open
  3. 3. Multilingual
  4. 4. Structured knowledge base
  5. 5. Read and edited by humans...
  6. 6. ...and machines
  7. 7. This makes Wikidata important to the internet...
  8. 8. ...and important to Wikipedia
  9. 9. Data structure
  10. 10. Presenting facts, not context
  11. 11. The Wikidata community
  12. 12. Let's review
  13. 13. Language
  14. 14. Part II: How does Wikidata work?
  15. 15. Parts of Wikidata: Items
  16. 16. Properties
  17. 17. Statements
  18. 18. Identifiers
  19. 19. Qualifiers
  20. 20. References
  21. 21. Rank
  22. 22. How do these parts work together?
  23. 23. Parts (continued)
  24. 24. What belongs in Wikidata?
  25. 25. Notability
  26. 26. Some data ethics
  27. 27. Activities
  28. 28. Let's review
  29. 29. Statements
  30. 30. Values
  31. 31. You're done!

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What belongs in Wikidata?

Wikidata items should be notable, unique, and able to be linked to other items. If your data can link to other items on Wikidata, it is probably a good fit. If you find data that's too specific or particular, it may not be a good fit for Wikidata.

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