[...] Institute for Artificial Intelligence, Google, Inc. and the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation. Twelve people are employed to make Wikidata a reality over the next year and we hope you will join us and the [...]
[...] I am working on an exciting new project called Wikidata and am doing community communications for it. Wikidata will be a free and open knowledgebase that anyone can edit. It will be a place where people can collect statements like “The river Rhine is 1.233 km long”. These can then be accessed by all the Wikipedias and can be accessed and used by 3rd party applications as well. For Wikipedia editors it means they will not longer have to update information in all language editions but just in one central place. This should help smaller Wikipedias immensely. If you want to find out more about the project head over to http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikidata. There has been a lot of press coverage last week (techcrunch for example). You can also read the press release and check out the awesome team I’m working with. [...]
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[...] Wikidata team has been working for a month now, and they’ve made good progress on the initial development. [...]
[...] Wikidata team has been working for a month now, and they’ve made good progress on the initial development. [...]
[...] Institute for Artificial Intelligence, Google, Inc. and the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation. Twelve people are employed to make Wikidata a reality over the next year and we hope you will join us and the [...]
[...] I am working on an exciting new project called Wikidata and am doing community communications for it. Wikidata will be a free and open knowledgebase that anyone can edit. It will be a place where people can collect statements like “The river Rhine is 1.233 km long”. These can then be accessed by all the Wikipedias and can be accessed and used by 3rd party applications as well. For Wikipedia editors it means they will not longer have to update information in all language editions but just in one central place. This should help smaller Wikipedias immensely. If you want to find out more about the project head over to http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikidata. There has been a lot of press coverage last week (techcrunch for example). You can also read the press release and check out the awesome team I’m working with. [...]
[...] Wikimedia Deutschland announced the composition of their team working on the Wikidata project (announcement). [...]