> People who are domain experts in various fields don't know how, don't care to, and shouldn't code. My impression (correct me if I'm wrong, though) is that th

> People who are domain experts in various fields don't know how, don't care to, and shouldn't code. My impression (correct me if I'm wrong, though) is that this is less "domain experts writing code" and more "editors can export a Wikidata 'subject' to a prebuilt translated page that domain experts can later expand". The aim of Wikidata is to collect information in a language-agnostic way, whereas the aim of Abstract Wikipedia seems to be to take that information and turn it into autogenerated pages in whatever language (even if that page is more-or-less a stub).