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Alas infoboxes on Wikipedia often have more info. Particularly, in the case of cultural phenomena people are frequently eager to populate the infoboxes. Perhap
by aasasd 5y ago
Alas infoboxes on Wikipedia often have more info. Particularly, in the case of cultural phenomena people are frequently eager to populate the infoboxes.
Perhaps some kind of synchronization would be feasible, where with standardized infoboxes relations between known items could be extracted when specified on Wikipedia, and plopped into Wikidata.
For myself, I looked around for a service that could present infobox-data from pages in a category as a table, with filters and sorting. But ended up just firing API requests and parsing the boxes.
- M2Ys4U 5y agoWikipedia infoboxes can (and in small numbers are) being populated by Wikidata information. Some languages are making more use of this than others.
- aasasd 5y agoI'm talking about transfer in the other direction, or bidirectional one. Because people fill the infoboxes way more than they do Wikidata.