As the article points out, Wikipedia really needs lots of its information in standard forms. Lots of things are done manually that ought to be able to be autom

As the article points out, Wikipedia really needs lots of its information in standard forms. Lots of things are done manually that ought to be able to be automated. I think the citation one is huge. Even the same article often has a "Notes" (for footnotes) section and a "References" section that is a bibliography unlinked to the text. They often both contain citations in different formats. If this is hard even within an article, how is it going to happen across all of Wikipedia? I hope someone takes it on, though.