Micru added a comment.

Aside from the fact that every single contributor would have to be asked to agree to the change of the license

Not necessarily, a broad discussion with a majority agreeing on it can be enough.

The solution to such a potential massive license violation on Wikidata cannot be to retroactively change the license of Wikipedia

Why not? It is definitely feasible.

there are many sources Wikidata uses which aren't CC-0 either

This should be examined on a case by case basis, there might not be that many issues.


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