Wikidata:WikiProject Interesting Content/Library
WikiProject Interesting Content
Welcome to the Library of Interesting Content. This page is intended only for content that has already been approved for the "Discover" section of the Main page on the Submissions page.
Please add content to the appropriate section (or create a new section if necessary); make the name or title of content its own subsection (using ===markup===) and format the content it should or did appear on the Main page. Please also include any additional notes to a "Notes" sub-subsection (using ====markup====), such as the date it was last featured on the Main page and any necessary discussion from the decision-making process.
Featured tools[edit]
Wikidata tempo-spatial display[edit]
Wikidata tempo-spatial display by Magnus Manske.
Explore the intersection of time and space by plotting Wikidata content on a timeline and map
Notes[edit]
- used on Wikidata Main page August 26th to September 18th 2014
Featured tutorials[edit]
Histropedia timeline tutorial[edit]
How to make a “descendants of” timeline using Wikidata.
Want to create a visual family history of anyone who has a Wikipedia article? Just follow Histropedia's tutorial and you'll learn how to harness the power of Wikidata in a few simple steps.
Notes[edit]
- used on Wikidata Main page September 18th to October 7th 2014
Featured WikiProjects[edit]
WikiProject Names[edit]
"What's in a name?" asked Shakespeare's Juliet.
The answer: a lot of rich data in need of structure and new properties. But thanks to growing user contributions and the work of a new WikiProject, Wikidata is getting better at supporting name-related data—and can tell you that Juliet also goes by Julika, and Giulia, and Hülya, and Liana, and Uljana...
Notes[edit]
- used on Wikidata Main page October 7th to ?