Maybe a good community wishlist?

I've also read the description of good first task an this may fit. Everyone can start an user gadget.

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When we know that the depicted can be proposed in Wikimedia Commons, I expect an OOUI simple message asking something like:

How does this image represent [ENTITY LABEL]?
Buttons: [Normally, or not particularly] · [Main subject]

There should also be a third button that doesn’t add any statement. This can be used for example if a more specific P180 statement has been, or could be, added (e.g. DANA 2004 ubt.jpeg, which is used for “ship”, should have P180=Dana, not P180=ship), or if, for some reason, an image is used that doesn’t actually depict the subject (for example, in lack of a better picture, P18 for an author is the cover of a book written by them).