2019 talk:Research/Improving Knowledge Base Construction from Robust Infobox Extraction

Workshop on obstacles to faster Wikidata acceptance and how to overcome them

Is there still a problem with people “watching” a page understanding a change in an Infobox created by a change in Wikidata? I have not seen that recently, but I know it was a problem in the past. If it's still a problem -- or if you have other concerns about Wikidata -- I'd be pleased if you tell me about it. You can do that at least two ways: First, if you are at Wikimania 2019, you can come to a session on 2019:Technology outreach & innovation/Wikidata Problems: Workshop on obstacles to faster Wikidata acceptance and how to overcome them, Saturday, August 17, 11:30 - 12:30, Szymborska A5137. Second, if that's not convenient, you can write me and Lydia Pintscher, Product Manager for Wikidata about your concerns, e.g., on the “Discussion” page associated with that Wikimedia event. If you add something to that “Discussion” page, I suggest you also include {{re|DavidMCEddy}}, {{re|Lydia Pintscher (WMDE)}}, because your edits would then generate emails to Lydia and me. If course, if you write something before this session Saturday, it could become part of our discussion then. Thanks, DavidMCEddy (talk) 15:02, 14 August 2019 (UTC)