We're in the process of formalizing our ideas from the Federated Wikibase Workshop in New York (which is running for about two more hours today), but generally this refers to literal references to Wikidata, e.g.:

I set those six lines to match the ones in that file, and I can now see the option to propose the OAuth consumer. Thank you @Tarrow!

Hi! I have indeed tried to follow those steps, but didn't get very far. When I log in as myself, a user with admin powers, I can go to http://<ourwikibase>/Special:OAuthConsumerRegistration, but I get this:

"We" are @Andrawaag, @despens, myself, and other participants of the Federated Wikibase workshop in Antwerp, where we discussed this, but not in any great detail. The discussion at that link is exactly the kind of thing we'd hoped to discuss, but didn't get around to. I made this as a placeholder task early during the workshop day, but I wasn't able to fill it in more because we never actually settled on implementation. I don't really have any opinion on the implementation, and the idea to use skos:exactMatch was formulated by either @despens or @Andrawaag.

@Smalyshev I think we couldn't agree on implementation details, so this is probably going to be discussed at the Berlin workshop, at which time someone will add a more detailed example & description.

I may pick up work on this again, but trying to catch up on relevant tickets being worked on in parallel. The Google Cloud Compute documentation is super outdated in places and I might need to seek out help from a human there.

Made some progress on the Google Cloud Compute deployment; docker-compose was supposedly able to deploy to a new Google Cloud Compute instance. The instance was created, but isn't functioning as expected, so trying to figure out why.

Rhizome is happy to serve as "example data" but I would have to go figure out how we're currently getting the data out of Wikibase

Additional suggestion: an on/off toggle for WDQS to allow this to show up in UI autocomplete