As an example of a step towards E1 ("outside Wikidata"), the list might
remember the code-snippet that the DJ wrote for Commons,
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:TheDJ/wdcat.js
If you add
importScript('User:TheDJ/wdcat.js');
to your common.js file on Commons, then whenever you go to a Commons
category that is the target of a P373 on Wikidata, it adds a link to the
page that goes to Reasonator for the corresponding article-like Wikidata
item.
It's something I've found very useful, eg working through the BBC
YourPaintings list of painters on Mix'n'Match, and the corresponding
tracking pages linked from
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:GLAM/Your_paintings/header
to see what article-like Wikidata item (if any) a Commons category may
relate to.
-- James.
On 02/04/2015 14:41, Romaine Wiki wrote:
[snip]
*E. Outside Wikidata*
E1. Commons: show on Commons somewhere when a category, gallery page,
institution page, template, file etc is used in a statement on Wikidata. If
a page is renamed or deleted, this must be changed on Wikidata as well, but
noticing where a page is used is not easy.
If an image is linked in a statement on Wikidata, on the image page this is
shown. Somehow this should also be implemented for categories, gallery
pages, institution pages, templates, and others.
This should be added to pages like Special:WhatLinksHere, Special:MovePage,
Special:GlobalUsage
E2. Wikipedia/other wikis: develop an extension, that communities can
enable, that shows on the bottom of articles, in the style of the category
box, an automatic box with all the identifiers used for authority control
<https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q18614948> to replace templates like
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q5153934.
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