Bonjour,
Savez vous pourquoi mon compte est indéfiniment bloqué dans la Wikipédia francophone ?
User talk:Ash Crow
Bonjour, vous pouvez consulter le motif de blocage sur fr:Spécial:Contributions/Visite_fortuitement_prolongée
Et cela correspond à quels diff et à quelles règles ?
Pas de réponse. C'est juste un administrateur qui s'est amusé à bloquer indéfiniment une contributrice ?
Et pour demander un déblocage sur Wikipédia, cela se passe sur votre page de discussion sur Wikipédia, pas en demandant aléatoirement à des contributeurs d'un autre projet.
En date du 2019-11-18, vous n'avez pas répondu à mes trois premières question ici.
Je ne suis pas ici pour demander un déblocage de mon compte dans Wikipédia fr.
Je ne suis pas autorisée à modifier la page de discussion de mon compte dans Wikipédia fr. Si cela vous semble anormal, alors plaignez vous aux sysops de Wikipédia fr.
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RMaung (WMF) 19:54, 20 September 2019 (UTC)
Hi @RMaung (WMF):, you really should fix the greetings in your message, it's been twice now.
Hi @Ash Crow, I'll make sure you don't receive any further reminders about the survey. It looks like the massmessage tool is having some issues with posting on wikidata talk pages. I appreciate your patience!
No problem. It's a known bug with Flow talk pages, so it's not specific to Wikidata. I don't know if there is a workaround (@Trizek (WMF):, any idea?)
{{PAGENAME}} displays the page name, literally. It is a known issue.
Hi, I created a new page for collecting sites that could be added to Mix'n'match and I plan to expand it with the ones that already have scrapers by category. Feel free to expand, use for property creation. Best, -Adam Harangozó (talk) 17:09, 17 November 2019 (UTC)
Dear Mr.,
We are organizing a French-speaking session of WikiCite 2020 online on 27 October 2020 from 15:00 to 19:00 UTC. Further information on the preliminary program can be found at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1E_a7I6PRYUlfdw6aPqR4X9FMgwsiXBpsZc0_AJLPINU/edit?usp=sharing. We are still finding a speaker that can introduce Wikidata and the bibliographic metadata it currently involves to the session audience. I ask if you can present Wikidata during the session.
Yours Sincerely,
Houcemeddine Turki
Hi,
Sorry, this is a weekday, so I will be at work.
Best regards, Ash.
Salut, ça serait bien de pouvoir traduire Template:Databox, mais les tags de traduction sont visiblement cassés... pourrais-tu voir ça, stp ?
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Bonjour, Tu as indiqué sur une page de discussion du bistro qu'il suffisait de bloquer un robot entrant des choses fausses. Cela ne semble pas évident. Le robot en question entre de manière systématique les "informations" issues de catégories empruntées à n'importe quel Wikipedia (naturellement sans référence, autre que le WP en question). Je suis pour ma part surprise comme je l'ai dit poliment que cela ait été autorisé tout court. Les catégories sont clairement des choses très dépendantes de la langue et pas parmi les plus fiables (j'ai passé beaucoup de temps à clarifier ici et sur Wp-fr cela pour un seul groupe d'écoles françaises, par exemple). Très souvent, quand la catégorie correcte n'existe pas, les gens mettent une catégorie "approchante" sur Wp.
Plus généralement, le problème multilangue me semble sérieux. Je viens de me faire reverter par un admin qui pense que "directeur d'études" (à l'EHESS) n'est pas une occupation/métier/profession (en se basant apparemment sur un équivalent allemand pas équivalent du tout, je connais les deux situations). Amicalement,
Bonjour, de quel robot parles-tu ?
Bonjour, SlingWikiBot de Anders-sandholm. Voir les discussions sur sa page de discussion à propos de Alumni (écrit Almuni, désolée pour la faute de frappe) et ce qui suit. Amicalement
Hey!!
I am very interested in https://twitter.com/ash_crow/status/1130055620831391744 :) Is there anything to read more about it? And Wikidata:Linked_open_data_workflow looks great too :)
Keep up the great work!
Hello, pour l'essentiel, il s'agit de faire un mini-site expliquant étape par étape un workflow permettant d'importer un lot de photos d'objets sur Commons et les données associées sur Wikidata, en naviguant entre Pattypan et OpenRefine. Essentiellement de la doc présentée de façon facile à comprendre donc (le brouillon est là : https://mensuel.framapad.org/p/mortardocfr ).
On va aussi fournir un json facilitant le traitement dans OpenRefine des tableurs préparés avec Pattypan.
Si tu es sur Telegram, on a créé un groupe dédié.
Here's your quick overview of what has been happening around Wikidata over the last week.
- Welcome to the 300th Weekly Summary!
The weekly newsletter was started by Lydia at the very beginning of the Wikidata project, even before the first deployment, to keep the community informed about the developments, the new projects and tools. More than five years later, the newsletter is still there, its content powered by the community, and sent every week all along the years. I wanted to say a warm "thank you!" to each person who helped filling the Weekly Summary <3
Over the past years, as you know, Wikidata has grown a lot. More data, more tools, more editors and reusers, more exciting projects led by the community. The Weekly Summary has evolved with us, and the 300th edition seems a good moment to ask you all your suggestions about the newsletter, how it could continue evolving, and how you would like to improve it.
On that purpose, you can find a feedback page to express all your ideas about the Weekly Summary. We're very interested to know more about your reading habits, the parts you're more or less interested in, the new topics you would like to share with the community. Thanks in advance for filling it.
I stay available anytime to discuss with you, feel free to contact me if you have any question or concern! Cheers, Léa
- A selection of cool tools on Wikidata
Here are a few tools that are recommended by some Wikidata community members. External websites, gadgets or scripts, they are very useful for Wikidata editors or users!
- The Wikidata Query Service is an infinite source of amazing data and one of the best ways to explore and use Wikidata. (TweetsFactsAndQueries)
- QuickStatements is a powerful tool that can edit or add Wikidata item en masse, via a text editor or importing a spreadsheet. (Éder Porto via Facebook)
- Mix'n'match (manual), which helps us to interlink Wikidata with the rest of the web and the world :-) (Spinster, Siobhan via Twitter)
- WikiShootMe! allows you to see Wikidata items plotted out on a map and shows you whether they have images or not. (Ham II)
- Yair Rand's WikidataInfo script adds the QID of the equivalent Wikidata item to the page being viewed (on sister projects), along with its Wikidata label and description. (Andy Mabbett)
- Recoin measures the degree of completeness of relevant properties of a Wikidata item and suggests any relevant statements that can be added to the item. (Rachmat04)
- Template:Wikidata list ("Listeria") Self-updating lists on wiki pages, to drive projects and show results. Over 14,000 now live. (Jheald)
- DuplicateReferences gadget adds a link to copy references and add them to other statements on the same item. (PKM)
- checkConstraints gadget adds notifications on the interface to easily notice the violation of constraints and help people fixing them (Léa)
- Resolve authors lists scientific articles with the property author name string (P2093) and groups them on the basis of co-authors and topic, which helps to distinguish people referred to by identical name strings. (Daniel Mietchen)
- The Wiki Loves Monuments map is powered by Wikidata. You can look for a city and find the monuments around. (Stefano Sabatini via Facebook)
- Events/Press/Blogs
- Upcoming: Wikidata Lab: How to add a lot of data, São Paulo, February 22th
- Upcoming: #datatónCervantes, Wikidata workshop in Madrid, February 24th
- Upcoming: Wikidata workshop in Lausanne, February 24th
- Upcoming: Wikidata seminar, Oxford e-Research Centre, February 28th
- Ongoing: Fourth Annual month wide d:Wikidata:Events/Nepal#Datathon_2018
- Past: Wikidata doathon, 14-15 February 2018, Göttingen
- A Reconciliation Recipe for Wikidata by Martin Poulter
- Some ways Wikidata can improve search and discovery by Martin Poulter
- From Wikidata to Scholia: creating structured linked data to generate scholarly profiles
- Querying Wikidata about Vienna tram lines, by Stefan Daschek
- Using wikidata for linked data WordPress indexes, by Phil Barker
- Using Wikidata to build an authority list of Holocaust-era ghettos
- Other Noteworthy Stuff
- There are now over 100,000 ORCID iDs in Wikidata.
- The usage history graph that is being linked to on property talk pages now shows usage since the end of August 2016. This used to be 50 days. Thanks Lockal!
- Feedback needed: ontology for structured data on Commons
- Did you know?
- Newest properties:
- General datatypes: has command line option, Wolfram Language entity code, total fertility rate, development of anatomical structure, research intervention, permitted food additive, maximum food additive use level
- External identifiers: TheTVDB.com ID, Irish Women Rugby Football Union ID, CATO ID, Directory of Czech publishers ID, ASHRAE refrigerant number, Bulbapedia article, Lemon Amiga identifier, CPC-Power identifier, Libraries.org ID, International Numbering System number, JECFA database ID, JMPR database ID, Uppslagsverket Finland ID, Phasmida Species File ID
- Query examples:
- Women with an Erdős number
- Classes that are subclass of both physical object and abstract object (thread)
- Countries sharing land borders only with larger countries (source)
- Alive actors and actresses without an image, ordered by number of films they appear in (source)
- Beast species in the Harry Potter universe (source)
- Places that have been indicated as the topic of scientific articles indexed in Wikidata (source)
- Scientists whose cause of death was "death by burning" (source)
- Women who have been elected to the National Academy of Sciences (source)
- Wikidata:WikiProject ShEx
- Newest database reports: winter sport disciplines, people and equipment
- Newest properties:
- Development
- Fixed incomplete "Label:", "Description:" and "Statement:" entity usage messages in various places (phab:T178090). Thanks, Matěj!
- Improved violation messages for ranges involving the current date (e. g. “should not be in the future”).
- Continued work on caching constraint check results.
- Enabled Lua fine-grained usage tracking for better performance on several more wikis: hywiki, frwiki, svwiki, itwiki, zhwiki, bewiki, nlwiki, glwiki, and Wikimedia Commons (phab:T187265 phab:T186714)
- Representation and grammatical features of the form can be changed using the UI (WikibaseLexeme) (phab:T173743, phab:T160525)
You can see all open tickets related to Wikidata here.
- Monthly Tasks
- Add labels, in your own language(s), for the new properties listed above.
- Comment on property proposals: all open proposals
- Suggested and open tasks!
- Contribute to a Showcase item.
- Help translate or proofread the interface and documentation pages, in your own language!
- Help merge identical items across Wikimedia projects.
- Help write the next summary!