Can you please add a description to give others context? Thanks :)

Who is the intended audience of the infographic? What should it enable the reader to do?

@Lydia_Pintscher
Apparently I had already uploaded the latest version. Can you give feedback?

In T134557#2352108, @Jan_Dittrich wrote:

Who is the intended audience of the infographic? What should it enable the reader to do?

Intended audience: Everyone who needs/wants to understand what all the things in our data model are: statements, qualifiers, ranks, ...
It should among others replace the incomplete/outdated one here: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Introduction

In T134557#2352480, @Charlie_WMDE wrote:

@Lydia_Pintscher
Apparently I had already uploaded the latest version. Can you give feedback?

Looks good!
My comments:

• we wanted to remove claim iirc because it shouldn't be needed anymore
• some of the colors are hard to read - especially grey and yellow

Please also ask @daniel for a final content review. From my side the content is good then.

@daniel @Lydia_Pintscher

@daniel: Could you take a look at this, so we could start using this graphic?

@Jan_Dittrich Looks good to me.

Looks good but the last image showing the expanded references is wrong, as it says there are 2 references but I only see 1

Changed the color of all the references so they match

added the statement line around this one too for consistency and removed the dots at the bottom

@Addshore there were two references after all, it's just that the design doesn't really convey that. The references are only separated by the slightly darker gray boxes in the background. For the graphic I added the dotted line to make it clearer that there are indeed two references.

In T134557#2395882, @Charlie_WMDE wrote:

@Addshore there were two references after all, it's just that the design doesn't really convey that. The references are only separated by the slightly darker gray boxes in the background. For the graphic I added the dotted line to make it clearer that there are indeed two references.

Ahh yes, looking back at the origional I can now see the differing colour.
I think the dashed line will defintly help here.

Thanks! I'll upload them on commons then, so we can start using them places.