Hoi,
If I understand you well, what you propose is adding links that are similar to what we already do to VIAF and so many others. Using data from Freebase is a tantalising option. Is there agreement and a license that allows for this?
Thanks,
GerardM
Hello all,as you know, I have recently started a new job. My mission to get more free data out to the world has not changed due to that, though.Thus, I am happy to point you today to a step in this direction. We have created a mapping of Wikidata Qids to Freebase Mids, and are publishing it under CC0, so that anyone can use it in any way they want. The file contains about 2 Million mappings.The download and all further data is available here:In particular, I hope that the data will be uploaded to Wikidata. We also plan to upload the data to Freebase. The two-way links will ensure that systems using either knowledge base can easily merge data, go from one to the other, enrich data with each other, etc. We opted to first publish the mappings standalone, to make clear that they are under CC0.The mapping is created based on the Wikidata dumps from end of October. Wikidata Items are matched with Freebase Topics based on their respective links to Wikipedia. Each mapping says that there have been no disagreeing Wikipedia-Links and at least two agreeing Wikipedia-Links, so the data should be very clean. Furthermore, the mappings are sorted by the number of agreeing Wikipedia-Links, so it is kinda sorted by relevance.The data is in RDF format. To get the Mids as they are used in Wikidata, the replace the namespacewith/m/The Wikidata Qids are using the Wikidata namespace, i.e. the Qids themselves are concatenated to
If anyone wants to take up the task to upload the data to Wikidata, I can offer to help and answer questions and to help.Cheers,Denny
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