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Mix'n'match contains over 4,500 datasets, including lists of important people. It allows one to match names to Wikidata entries, using several different modes. There is a gamified mode, that may require just one click. Where there is a corresponding Wikidata property, statements are entered into Wikidata by the system.
Are you unhappy with the Top Ten Wikipedias rank? See if you can get better than your neighbour at a subset of topics! For instance, who has more European classics (list by the European Library of Information and Culture)?
- To create a new set for matching, use the Import Tool, see Import for more details.
- List of existing and missing catalogues in Mix'n'match by category
Updates through automated web page scraping
[edit]The statement "This catalog is regularly updated through automated web page scraping" is found on some pages. It can take more than a week for a rescraping.
Top missing entries
[edit]Pre-selected sets of shared matches to work on by topic and/or language.
- Illnesses, diseases
- Comics artists and authors
- Croatian biographies and encyclopedia articles
- Czech biographies, people
- Italian biographies and encyclopedia articles
- Polish authors, politics, playwrights, theater people
- Silent/early films
- US regional encyclopedias (people, places, events) — Note: Be careful, location names in different encyclopedias often refer to different entities, always check the article.
- Women writers
See also
[edit]- Mix'n'match (mix and match): Red links lists on steroids Initial blogpost on the creator of the tool's blog (in English)
- Source code / code issues
- List of articles every Wikipedia should have
- Manual for small and new Wikipedias