Name** of the project tag: WMDE_Requirements
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This Project Tag will help us identify incoming work logged by WMDE where WMF teams need to support across the technology enablement landscape. We will use this tag to carefully filter these dependency tickets so that we can prioritise the work on WMF side in a more efficient format.
There will be multiple interfaces/extensions among other code bases that will be required to support on these pieces of work logged by WMDE across the Wikidata, Wikibase, Wikipedia and other areas of integration within WMF.
Project description: In 2019, Wikimedia Deutschland and the Wikimedia Foundation published strategy papers for Wikidata and the Wikibase Ecosystem for the first time, incorporating in them not just their conversations but also the themes that had been discussed in the communities throughout the years. These papers proved to be extremely valuable as a starting point for conversations with the communities, with partners inside and outside of the movement, and within our organizations. Together in this Collaborative Partnership both Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) and Wikimedia Deutschland (WMDE) will continue to build and enhance the Wikidata platform along with enhancing further integrations with Data suppliers and users such that we increase the reach of free knowledge within the Wikidata Ecosystem. WMDE will log requirements from a cross-functional integration perspective, these may directly be part of the LOD strategy or as part of the pillars to enhance and enrich the WikiData Universe and ecosystem in general, we will need to track the WMDE Requirements so that we (WMF Structured Data Teams) can facilitate delivery on these dependency tickets to WMDE and ensure smooth delivery both ways. This Collaborative Partnership will continue to grow and unlock value for our Foundation and GLAMs, amongst other 3rd party users of Wikidata-Wikibase Ecosystem.
A good two years later, Wikidata and the Wikibase Ecosystem have grown even more in importance and in complexity. Thus we felt we were ready for a thorough update of these strategies.
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- https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Main_Page
- https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/LinkedOpenData/Strategy2021/Wikibase
- LOD Strategy (Linked open data strategy) https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/LinkedOpenData/Strategy2021
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