Wikimore

Summary

Description	In Module 2, we break down the core components of Wikidata and show how they work together to build a powerful, interconnected web of knowledge. We cover: Key definitions: metadata, structured data, linked data, and open data The benefits of linked open data — from better search results to AI and knowledge panels How Wikidata is built: items, QIDs, properties, values, and statements How individual statements link people, places, and ideas across millions of items Editing with feminist principles — prioritizing safety, dignity, and agency when representing people in Wikidata By the end of this module, you'll understand the basic structure behind every Wikidata item and be ready to start making meaningful edits. This is Part 2 of 5 in Art + Feminism's Introduction to Wikidata series.
Date	31 March 2026
Source	Own Work
Author	Gkuriger
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