Hi @Nikerabbit, we've just deployed some changes to the i18n setup, and cleaned up old unused things from the previous setup: T265795: Move client side translations to the server

The questionnaire looks great to me. It will definitely provide insight into the the most important questions to resolve.

Just a bit of info on why I've nominated this for the 2020 hackthon:
There is currently a major issue with storing statistical data in Wikidata, which would be solved if we could upload the data to Commons as Tabular Data files.
It's proving unsustainable to use qualifiers to break down statistical data by date, let alone using any further breakdown (e.g. gender or age group). Items which need to store such data (e.g. countries) end up far too cluttered with statements so we simply have to choose not to keep historical data or any further breakdown.
We can currently store the tabular data on Commons, but without being able to query it alongside data in Wikidata it has a tiny fraction of the value. Using UNESCO and World Bank data for example, we would be able to generate charts like (Percentage of Primary age girls out of school in Algeria since 1970). Obviously that is just one example in one domain, the possibilities are truly endless!!

Hi @Ayushshri121, really nice work on the proposal :D The mock screenshots and diagrams are excellent, and really help to understand how everything works.
One thing that's missing is mention of the actual "depict statements" that refer to Wikidata items. For example, on https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Playing_in_the_Nuba_mountains.jpg you can see the structured data tab shows it depicts "airplane (Q197)", "tree (Q10884)", "sand (Q34673)" etc. However, this doesn't affect any of the user flows you have described and can easily fit into the same UI design - it just amounts to some extra content that can be rated for keep/remove with questions like "Does this image depict a tree?".

In T245758#5986120, @Sanyam.wikime wrote:

@NavinoEvans Hi, I submitted patches at
https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/579607/
https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/579609/
Can you please review them ? Thanks.

Hi @Gabrielchl, thanks so much for the proposal it all looks very well thought out so definitely nothing that needs adding or changing :)

In T245758#5967775, @Ayushshri121 wrote:

Hello Sir @NavinoEvans, I am Ayush Shrivastav, Sophomore, Undergrad From PSIT Kanpur, India. I would like to contribute to wikimedia for GSOC for developing tools that corrects false depicts on wikimedia commons for which i have already worked out and devised an idea.

• I would like to connect with you on some Instant Messenger or email to discuss the effectiveness of my idea . Please let me know about your IM handle or email address.

• My Skillset includes HTML/CSS, C/C++, git, Linux, bash, JavaScript and its Frameworks, Node.js, Databases- MongoDB, SQL, MySQL and Python (basics).

• I also have experience with my projects and contribution with open source Community.

• Though this Project doesn't have an exisitng code repository but i have reviewed wikimedia common related repositories and mediawiki and i am comfortable with the code and can make significant developement with this project and excited to start soon.

• I would Love to contribute towards this Project and your suggestions and advises are welcomed. Looking forward for an awesome Learning experience and eager to start an exciting coding Journey with you. @NavinoEvans

In T245758#5965613, @Gabrielchl wrote:

In T245758#5965608, @Mohamedreda26 wrote:

Should this user has any special permissions?

No. To add structured data to an image on Wikimedia Commons, one technically doesn't even have to be logged in to do so.

In T245758#5956882, @Sanyam.wikime wrote:

Hi, I am Sanyam, Electrical and Electronics Engineering Sophomore at BITS, Pilani. I am interesed in working on this idea as a GSoC summer project. I am used to working with python-based backneds and worked full-stack. I have browsed through the codebase at gerrit and developd a thorough understanding. I have also submitted a patch and understood the working of gerrit. I have contributed at hashtags.
Can someone suggest what other microtasks to pick up from the ISA workboard (like whcih category? backlog/incoming bugs). It will be really helpful. Thanks.
github : https://github.com/sanyam-git

In T245758#5964667, @Mohamedreda26 wrote:

Hi , I am mohamed reda Electrical Engineering at KSU at Egypt .I am intersted in the project and I have some questions .
1-Is there an API we can use to get unverified claima and if exisit can I have the link or We will build it from scratch?
2-How would we authentication admins accounts ?
Thanks for your time.

Hi all,