WikiCite (3)
WikiCite | |
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Status of the proposal | |
Status | under discussion |
Details of the proposal | |
Project description | database of citations, supporting general knowledge profiling and Wikipedia fact-checking |
Is it a multilingual wiki? | yes |
Potential number of languages | many |
Proposed tagline | sum of all sources |
Proposed URL | |
Technical requirements | |
New features to require | WikiCite currently runs in Wikidata, but breaks the limits of Wikidata as described in The Signpost. |
Development wiki | |
Interested participants | |
WikiCite already exists and has thousands of Wikimedia editors and many more university partners. | |
WikiCite is many things including
- The Wikimedia solution to discovering publications
Proposed by
[edit]The WikiCite concept may be the most commonly proposed idea for a Wikimedia project that editors repeatedly discover. At minimum, a hundred people could share founder credit, but probably founder credit should go to all supporters at the time of the project's establishment.
- Wikicite (metadata proposal)
- Wikicite (2006 proposal)
- WikiScholar (2013)
- d:Wikidata:WikiCite (2014)
- WikiCite/Shared Citations (2020)
Alternative names
[edit]WikiCite is the most popular name after years of discussion.
Other terms could be references, sources, knowledge, metadata, cataloging, or library.
Related projects/proposals
[edit]WikiCite currently runs on Wikidata, but has grown so large that Wikidata has broken because of its size.
Domain names
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Mailing list links
[edit]Demos
[edit]Readers should try the examples at
On Wikidata consider
For editors, the most popular tool is the author disambiguator
Other projects which use the same data include