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Heritage elements are displayed in the project pages when they meet one of the criteria: - The Wikidata item is using property [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Property:P3259 | P3259 ]] - The item has statement [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Property:P6104 | P6104 ]] [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q112898263 | Q112898263 ]] Items matching these criteria are currently displayed on three different set of pages. The listed items have links to existing heritage element pages or clicking creates a new heritage element page. When clicked, the user is faced with a wikitext page, that is cryptic even for wikipedians. Finalizing the new page requires a few more steps to be presentable. Choosing the ideal solution: 1. A bot would create the pages without the need for the user to click. It would remove a quality control stage, so alternative solutions could be considered as well. The additional steps could be included in the process. (Create a ticket for the steps) 2. Add more information in the UX in the clickable item that the page does not exist and that clicking produces a new page.

Heritage elements are displayed in the project pages when they meet one of the criteria: - The Wikidata item is using property [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Property:P3259 | P3259 ]] - The item has statement [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Property:P6104 | P6104 ]] [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q112898263 | Q112898263 ]] Items matching these criteria are currently displayed on three different set of pages. The listed items have links to existing heritage element pages or clicking creates a new heritage element page. When clicked, the user is faced with a wikitext page, that is cryptic even for wikipedians. Finalizing the new page requires a few more steps to be presentable. Choosing the ideal solution: 1. A bot would create the pages without the need for the user to click. It would remove a quality control stage, so alternative solutions could be considered as well. The additional steps could be included in the process. (Create a ticket for the steps) 2. Add more information in the UX in the clickable item that the page does not exist and that clicking produces a new page. 3. Add a custom message in the wikitext view that the user can create the page by saving the preloaded text.

Heritage elements are displayed in the project pages when they meet one of the criteria: - The Wikidata item is using property [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Property:P3259 | P3259 ]] - The item has statement [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Property:P6104 | P6104 ]] [[ https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q112898263 | Q112898263 ]] Items matching these criteria are currently displayed on three different set of pages. The listed items have links to existing heritage element pages or clicking creates a new heritage element page. When clicked, the user is faced with a wikitext page, that is cryptic even for wikipedians. Finalizing the new page requires a few more steps to be presentable. Choosing the ideal solution: 1. A bot would create the pages without the need for the user to click. It would remove a quality control stage, so alternative solutions could be considered as well. The additional steps could be included in the process. (Create a ticket for the steps) 2. Add more information in the UX in the clickable item that the page does not exist and that clicking produces a new page. 3. Add a custom message in the wikitext view that the user can create the page by saving the preloaded text.