Training modules/dashboard/slides/13007-data-models-quiz-wikidataprojects
Data models quiz
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If you visit a WikiProject and can't find a data model for an item you should...
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- start modeling items on your own without sharing that model with anyone (click to expand or collapse)INCORRECT! Wikidata is a collaborative project. Although we encourage you to be bold and share your expertise, inviting others to participate in the discussion is the best way to approach data models.
- give up on the item and find something with an existing model to work on. (click to expand or collapse)INCORRECT! Don't give up! It may require extra work to create a data model, but the community benefits from them.
- use the Discussion page of the WikiProject to propose a data model. (click to expand or collapse)CORRECT! Discussion pages of WikiProjects are the ideal place to go to propose a data model. It's always a good idea to involve the community and WikiProjects are subject-themed, so participants will have some knowledge about the models you're proposing.
- consult the Wikidata manual, which has a section on official data models. (click to expand or collapse)INCORRECT! All data models are community-produced, established by consensus, so there is no "official" data model. Either data models are documented on WikiProjects or they are not. There is also no Wikidata manual...at least not yet.