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Due to the continuation of his behavior, I have now blocked the user. He deletes verified information and executes editwar against multiple users. --WikiBayer (talk) 11:25, 1 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
@User:WikiBayer This situation borders on the absurd. A group of users on the Catalan Wikipedia, clearly in cahoots, have added that Spanish regions like the Balearic Islands, the Valencian Community, and Andorra are part of a supposed imaginary territory called "Catalan Countries"—a supposed territory that has never existed, that generates deep resentment in those regions, that is neither neutral nor official. I simply removed this vandalism, and... they block me for over a month? I'm in shock. It's clear that the administrator who handled this issue doesn't grasp the gravity of what happened here. Lopezsuarez (talk) 19:29, 1 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
So you want to claim that the language doesn't exist? And that all the users you've had edit wars with were vandals and you did the right handling.--WikiBayer (talk) 19:47, 1 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
Comment @WikiBayer Absolutely. Language?! What does the Catalan language have to do with the fictitious "Catalan countries"? What kind of serious project could use that term? The other users come from the Catalan Wikipedia; they coordinated from the Café page. It's disproportionate to block me for 40 days! My edits on Wikidata have nothing to do with edit wars. You're making a mistake with me over something you clearly know nothing about. This is unfair and disproportionate. Lopezsuarez (talk) 01:32, 2 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
"Catalan countries" is a cultural (and probably historical) region where Catalan language and culture is used. I have nothing in common with Catalans or other Spanish people, don't try to insult me. But I see your behavior as Spanish imperialism, trying to wipe all other cultures in your territory. This is not allowable in Wikidata. Infovarius (talk) 17:39, 7 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
Latest comment: 5 days ago6 comments3 people in discussion
Hello, I am writing to ask for the restoration of Q138386573 (Bablu Ahmed). This item was deleted for notability, but we now have three major independent news reports that prove he is a notable professional cricketer in Bangladesh.
Here are the links:
Yes, he is documented in the CricHeroes professional cricket database, which is a primary source for tracking competitive cricket and player statistics in South Asia. His verified profile confirms a career spanning over 208 matches with 6,800+ runs and 28 wickets:
Furthermore, his status as a professional athlete is recognized by the Google Knowledge Graph (ID: /g/11y_c0gthf), which specifically categorizes him as a "Bangladeshi Cricketer." Restoring this item will allow for the proper structural linking of these professional identifiers to his Wikidata Record. ~~~~ Mdabubakkarofficial (talk) 14:18, 6 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
Thank you for the consideration. As soon as the item is restored, I will prioritize adding the verified news references from Bhorer Kagoj and The News 24, as well as the official database identifiers, to ensure the item meets all community standards.Mdabubakkarofficial (talk) 20:17, 6 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
Latest comment: 5 days ago2 comments2 people in discussion
I apologize for insisting. This is not intended as a promotional request.
Below are several independent references showing that both items meet Wikidata's notability criteria, in particular the requirement that a topic can be described using serious and publicly available sources.
For transparency: I work as Director of Operations at Edissyum Consulting (publisher of MEM Courrier). I therefore declare a conflict of interest. The items were originally created in good faith and the intention was to add sources afterwards. I am providing them below.
Q137711475 — MEM Courrier: open-source electronic correspondence management software (GEC) used by French local authorities. The software is released under the GNU GPL licence and actively developed on GitLab.
Q137719671 — Edissyum Consulting: French SAS company (SIRET: 51026826100029), publisher of MEM Courrier, headquartered in Carpentras (Vaucluse, France).
DINUM / SILL (Socle Interministériel de Logiciels Libres — official French government catalogue of recommended open-source software): MEM Courrier is listed as a recommended solution for the public sector. code.gouv.fr/sill — retrieved 2026-02-27. SILL entries are also partly based on data coming from Wikidata.
DINUM / Catalogue GouvTech (official catalogue of digital solutions for public administrations): entry for MEM Courrier indicating more than 300 deployments across local authorities, state services and SDIS. catalogue.numerique.gouv.fr — retrieved 2026-02-27.
Cour des comptes (French Constitutional Court of Auditors): the response of the Mayor of La Chapelle-sur-Erdre to a regional audit explicitly references MEM Courrier deployment. ROD 2025-225, published 2025-06-06.
BOAMP (Bulletin Officiel des Annonces des Marchés Publics — official French public procurement bulletin): public tender by SICTIAM (Sophia-Antipolis, dept. 06) for MEM Courrier maintenance services, published 2024-06-27. lacentraledesmarches.com ref. SICTIAM-06.
Macellum / Ministère de l'Économie (French ministerial public procurement data platform): public contract awarded to Edissyum Consulting (SIRET 51026826100029) for MEM Courrier and Open Capture maintenance by the Haute-Savoie Department (€160,000 over 12 months), notified 2026-02-05. macellum.fr.
CANUT (Centrale d'Achat du Numérique et des Télécoms — public digital purchasing cooperative for French local authorities): Edissyum is referenced in the multi-publisher software framework agreement notified 2024-03-04, valid until 2028. canut.org.
Annuaire des entreprises / data.gouv.fr (French State open-data company directory, INSEE data): official entry for Edissyum Consulting, SIRET 51026826100029. annuaire-entreprises.data.gouv.fr.
Archimag (specialised French journal on records management and dematerialisation, ISSN 0769-2706): article about the deployment of MEM Courrier at Nantes Métropole and the City of Nantes. archimag.com, published 2026-01-14.
Commune d'Écouflant (Maine-et-Loire, 2023 annual report): «Mise en place du logiciel Mem courrier en décembre permettant une meilleure gestion du courrier». Rapport annuel 2023, published February 2024.
France Travail / Ville d'Orange: job posting for the City of Orange listing MEM Courrier among the software used daily by the administration. Archived version retrieved 2026-02-27. web.archive.org.
Saint-Nazaire Agglomération (2024 activity report): references correspondence management processes using MEM Courrier. Rapport d'activité 2024.
Pernes-les-Fontaines (municipal council minutes, 2025-02-06): reference to MEM Courrier in the meeting record. PV 2025-02-06.
Comptoir du Libre (open-source software directory operated by ADULLACT): entry for MEM Courrier with technical information and user references. comptoir-du-libre.org.
Google Play Store: MEM Courrier mobile application (ME2M) published by Edissyum. play.google.com.
Apple App Store: iOS version of the same application. apps.apple.com.
La French Tech Grande Provence (regional ecosystem network): member profile for Edissyum. lafrenchtech-grandeprovence.fr.
Taken together, these references include several French government sources (DINUM/SILL, GouvTech catalogue, Cour des comptes, BOAMP, Macellum, CANUT and data.gouv.fr/INSEE) as well as specialised press coverage (Archimag). They show that the software and the company are documented in reliable and publicly available sources.
For these reasons, I would kindly ask if the items Q137711475 and Q137719671 could be restored so that the references listed above can be properly integrated and the items improved.
If I'm doing it the wrong way, please tell me the right way to do it.
Please do not write your request with an LLM. LLM-written requests will likely be rejected regardless of merits.浅村しき (talk) 11:36, 7 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
You are adding labels that are not needed on completely random pages, apart from the last ones which coincidentally are the ones I modified. Paranoid25 (talk) 11:16, 5 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
Exactly what I said. On some pages, adding multilingual labels is not necessary. If you want to help complete the labels, translate them into the various languages. Paranoid25 (talk) 11:19, 5 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
Because it translates differently in some languages. The multilingual label should only be used for elements that don't require translation because they are the same in all languages. Paranoid25 (talk) 22:09, 5 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
@Paranoid25: How do you expect, e.g., HyperX to be translated? (Neither Russian, Ukrainian nor Armenian wikis bothered transcribing it.)
they are the same in all languages This is not a requirement. Otherwise it would be prohibited to enter a language-specific label when a multilingual exists, and vice versa. 'mul' is described as "default for all languages". If a string is a good default, it belongs to 'mul'. --Matěj Suchánek (talk) 07:13, 6 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
I have concers with a merge Silesianus did farmer (Q131512) and farmer (Q97940862)... I have also noticed merges between the concepts “bonde” and “lantbrukare”. This is problematic from a data-modeling perspective.
These terms are often translated into English as “farmer”, but in Swedish they are not strictly synonymous. “Bonde” has historical and social connotations, while “lantbrukare” is a more modern and technical term. Reliable Swedish sources use both terms with different meanings depending on context.
In Wikidata, labels and items should reflect the terminology used in sources rather than normalize different expressions into a single concept. Merging items that represent distinct concepts effectively removes linguistic nuance present in the sources and collapses semantically different concepts into one entity.
This kind of merge can therefore be considered damaging to the data model, because it introduces semantic loss and makes it impossible to represent distinctions that exist in the original sources. In practice it functions similarly to label vandalism: the data becomes less precise and less faithful to the terminology used in references.
Wikidata is a multilingual knowledge base, and preserving language-specific distinctions is an important part of maintaining data quality. Concepts that appear identical in English translation should not automatically be merged if they represent different concepts in other languages.
farmer (Q131512) is used by > 44 000 objects the merge therefore affects a very large number of statements and undermines thousands of hours of community modelling work that depended on the distinction. This also highlights a structural weakness in Wikidata: a single well-intended edit by someone unfamiliar with the linguistic distinctions in a language can unintentionally cause large-scale semantic damage, which suggests that stronger safeguards or review mechanisms may be needed for merges affecting widely used items
As a consequence, datasets derived from Wikidata that are used by the Swedish research community have become less useful, since distinctions that previously existed in the data have been removed.
Oppose undeletion. Unfortunately I'm not seeing notability from these items. The sources appear to be paid press releases. Ternera (talk) 16:44, 7 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
Latest comment: 11 hours ago3 comments1 person in discussion
My previous undeletion request regarding Q137924486 was archived while unresolved, so I am adding a short follow-up here in case further input is possible.
In addition to the sources already mentioned (AACR abstracts, conference documentation, and the Europeana Pro mention), I also realized that the subject appears in official government registries that could be linked as identifiers if the item were restored.
Company registrations that appear in the U.S. SAM.gov system with CAGE codes and UEI identifiers (for example Waxwing Epitome Ltd registered in SAM, and UEIs associated with Eloi Holding Inc. and Koncado Ltd and CAGE codes associated with Ampacity Ltd, Distril Limited) he's mentioned as the principal person in this entities. Some of this entities have an independent media coverages and strong public link with government institutions and mentioned of engagement on capital venture firms websites.
If the item were restored, these identifiers and sources could be connected to the relevant company and institutional records in Wikidata.
I would appreciate any guidance from the community on whether the existing sources are sufficient or whether additional types of sources would be required before restoring or recreating the item.
There exist a Google Knowledge panel for Peter Oloche David Identifier: EuEVp8inleBNJsbOc
Restoring this items will help me add this more references and identifier from Worldcat in alignment with wikidata notability policy. NatHaddan (talk) 18:38, 12 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
Latest comment: 6 days ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I think the person ~2026-13280-40 works for a russian acting agency and creates items for young or child actors and actresses who are just starting and don't yet have established careers; sometimes the films are still in production phase and even haven't been released yet. Amomum (talk) 16:50, 6 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
What do you mean "bogus"?? I merely copied the number 856 from the other record that was already there, nothing "bogus" about it!! Moderate your language svp., on this page as well as on my talk page. - Erik Baas (talk) 14:15, 7 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
Latest comment: 4 days ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I request the undeletion of Q138602943 (Eteapparel). This item was created in good faith and was not intended as a promotional request. It perfectly meets the Wikidata Notability policy (WD:N) as a clearly identifiable entity that can be described using serious and publicly available references.
This is a real-world organization officially registered in state and financial databases, which were provided as references:
https://companies.rbc.ru/id/1167746373398-ooo-ete-apparel/https://saby.ru/profile/7714384073-771401001
The deleted item contained no marketing or promotional statements, only verified machine-readable facts (OGRN, industry, headquarters location, official website). I kindly ask you to review the sources and restore the item. --Dimaorc (talk) 06:59, 8 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
Both items describe the same person: **Yusuf Khan Abakhel Sadozai**, a Pashtun author and researcher from Azad Kashmir. When attempting to add the Urdu Wikipedia sitelink to Q138632795, the system prevents it, stating that the link is already used by Q138632650.
Problem Summary:**
- Each Wikipedia page can only be linked to one Wikidata item.
- Both items represent the same person, causing duplication and preventing proper sitelink association.
Suggested Solution:**
1. **Merge Q138632650 into Q138632795**:
- This will consolidate all statements, labels, descriptions, aliases, and sitelinks into a single item.
- Both Urdu and Pashto Wikipedia links will then exist under Q138632795.
2. Alternatively, if a merge is not appropriate, please **remove the Urdu Wikipedia sitelink from Q138632650**, allowing it to be added to Q138632795.
I kindly request the administrators to either merge the items or remove the conflicting sitelink so that the Wikidata entries accurately reflect the information from both Wikipedia versions.
I wrote the request myself. My English is not very strong, so I tried to explain the situation as clearly as possible.
Both items (Q138632650 and Q138632795) describe the same person, and the Urdu and Pashto Wikipedia pages are about the same individual. Because of the sitelink conflict, I cannot link the Urdu article to the correct item.
Could you please help resolve the sitelink conflict or merge the items if appropriate?
Related Wikidata Items: This item physically and economically links to established Wikidata entities, including its headquarters in Farmingdale , Waste management , and IT asset disposition.
This is not a promotional item. Please restore the item. I will properly add the OpenCorporates ID and NAID AAA certification.
(Disclosure: For full transparency per Wikidata's Terms of Use, I am disclosing that I am doing this database update on behalf of this company. With zero promotional intent.)
Blocked for 24 hours to get their attention and I left a message on their user talk page. I will watch their user talk and their edits after the block expires. Sjö (talk) 11:56, 10 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
A file the user keeps addingThe user is edit warring. Not respecting BRD, he removed the useful image multiple times without discussion.
Notably, he did not replace the image with another better one but just removed it. I've created this item and the image illustrates the subject well and at a glance.
Additionally, he keeps adding this self-drawn slop on the right to Atompunk (Q56298960) despite that it's not just a) low-quality but also b) not really illustrating the subject (background barely discernable and not about the subject, badly-drawn woman in foreground entirely unrelated). There the user has double standards where he just reverted my removal which he's complaining about here. I've asked the user to take it to the talk page to discuss it; instead he brought it here. Prototyperspective (talk) 15:22, 10 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
You fired the fourth shot in the edit war. You aren’t respecting BRD either. I’m not discussing an unrelated data item here— as you said, use the talk page. Dronebogus (talk) 21:45, 11 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
Request for restoration of Q138496520 (Mark Szymanski)
Latest comment: 2 days ago1 comment1 person in discussion
Hello. I created Q138496520 (Mark Szymanski) a few days ago and was in the process of adding references and verifiable statements when it was deleted. I had entered the factual information first and planned to add sources, but didn't get the opportunity before it was flagged and removed.
I'm requesting restoration so I can properly build out the item with references. I believe it meets criterion 2 of WD:N. Here are the independent, third-party sources:
These sources are all independent of the subject and demonstrate that Mark Szymanski is a clearly identifiable person who can be described using serious and publicly available references, satisfying WD:N criterion 2. If restored, I will add these as proper references to the item. I just needed more time to get everything in. Thank you. MarkJSzymanski (talk) 18:12, 10 March 2026 (UTC)Reply
Appeal for deletion of Q138643991 - Natalia Johansson (virtual influencer)
Latest comment: 1 day ago1 comment1 person in discussion
Hello, I noticed you deleted item Q138643991 (Natalia Johansson) as spam/advertising. I'd like to respectfully appeal this decision and provide context. Natalia Johansson is an AI-generated virtual fashion influencer based in Madrid, active since November 2025. She meets Wikidata's notability criteria for the following reasons: Media coverage: She has been featured in over 79 Spanish digital media outlets (El Confidencial Digital, Periodista Digital, Madrid Diario, El Boletín, Región Digital, among others) as of March 2026, with a combined estimated reach of over 585,000 impressions. Print media: She was featured in the March 2026 issue of Women Fitness magazine (pages 4–17), an internationally distributed publication. Social media presence: Active Instagram account @natt.alia2007 with over 4,000 followers and verified TikTok presence. Category: She falls under the established Wikidata category Q105095276 (virtual influencer), which already includes documented entries for similar AI-generated characters such as Lil Miquela and Aitana López. I am the creator of this character and was not attempting to spam — I was documenting a legitimate digital entity with verifiable public presence. I am happy to provide source URLs for all claims. Could you please consider restoring the item or advising on what additional notability evidence would be required? Thank you for your time
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Latest comment: 6 hours ago1 comment1 person in discussion
Undeletion request regarding item Q138568737
The Wikidata item for Md Imdadul Haque Sohag was deleted on 12 March 2026 for not meeting the notability policy.
However, the subject has independent coverage in multiple reliable news sources. Examples include:
Kaler Kantho
These sources indicate independent coverage that may satisfy Wikidata’s notability criteria.
I respectfully request that the item be restored so that proper statements and references can be added.
— SohagEditor SohagEditor (talk) 22:48, 12 March 2026 (UTC)Reply