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Open remote profile ↗It’s day 7 of the Wikidata Query Service Days! 🚀
Lydia and Brandon close things out with a wrap-up of the week’s sessions and a look at what’s coming next. Afterwards, stick around for some fun Wikidata games!
Take a look at the event page for more details, plus YouTube links for all sessions. Thanks for participating!
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Event:Query_Service_Days_2026#Sessions
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Last year, the Art+Feminism community celebrated Wikidata’s birthday in the most creative way: they came together to draw a cake, one contribution at a time. Proof that you don’t need a bakery to throw a great birthday party!
Wikidata turns 14 this year. How will you and your community celebrate? 🎉
Whatever you create, make it yours. We can’t wait to see it!
Wikidata is full of hidden easter eggs, unique stories, and fascinating milestones. Because it was designed from the ground up by a community of data lovers, developers, and pop-culture nerds, the knowledge graph itself contains a lot of personality. Here are some fun facts about Wikidata.
This year, Wikidata turns 14. How will you and your community celebrate? 🎉
Whatever you create, make it yours. We can’t wait to see it!
Host an event: a meetup, edit-a-thon, workshop, or casual get-together. 29 events are already in the works. Yours could join them! Add it to the calendar: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Fourteenth_Birthday/Calendar
Besides hosting, you can also share a birthday present for Wikidata and its community on the Presents & messages call, where everyone comes together to share birthday joy: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Event:Wikidata_Fourteenth_Birthday/Presents_%26_messages_call
Wikidata is full of hidden easter eggs, unique stories, and fascinating milestones. Because it was designed from the ground up by a community of data lovers, developers, and pop-culture nerds, the knowledge graph itself contains a lot of personality. Here are some fun facts about Wikidata.
This year Wikidata turns 14. How will you and your community celebrate? 🎉
Whatever you create, make it yours. We can’t wait to see it!
Welcome to Day 6 of the Wikidata Query Service Days! 🚀
A full day today! In the morning, bring your favorite Phabricator ticket for triage, then stick around for a session of Wikidata games. In the evening, SPARQL newbies and experts alike can get advice on adapting their queries, followed by another round of bug triage.
The event page has the details, as well as live & previous YouTube links: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Event:Query_Service_Days_2026#Sessions
Welcome to Day 5 of the Wikidata Query Service Days! 🚀
Today’s sessions have something for users of all skill levels: a session on adapting basic maintenance queries, followed by an advanced queries self-help group.
Details can be found on the event page. Miss a session? YouTube links await you there too: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Event:Query_Service_Days_2026#Sessions
#Wikidata #QueryServiceDays2026
Welcome to Day 4 of the Wikidata Query Service Days! 🚀
We’ll be revisiting some of our most useful sessions, including choosing the right access method & hands-on reporting from folks knee-deep in the query service transition. Finally, Lucas will host a live query adaptation session.
Check out the full lineup on the event page. Miss a session? You’ll find YouTube links there too: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Event:Query_Service_Days_2026#Sessions
#Wikidata #QueryServiceDays2026
This Week on Wikidata – 19 October 2026: Catch up on the latest updates and community highlights. 👉 Read the full report here:
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Status_updates/2026_10_19
