Hello all,

The Data Quality Days, eight days of community events focused on data quality, are starting on Wednesday, September 8th, and there are plenty of very interesting sessions taking place! Many thanks to everyone who proposed a topic and took the lead to facilitate a discussion or a workshop.

Here are a few examples of events that will take place (you can see the full schedule here):

• Data quality: what is it and why is it important?
• EntitySchemas and Shape Expressions on Wikidata
• How can we incorporate feedback from our biggest data re-users at scale?
• Integration of the Czech authority files with Wikidata
• Editing livestream and editathon on property constraints
• Editathon to improve Help:Ranking and Help:Deduplication
• Overview of the ontology issues on Wikidata
• Increasing data quality by increasing Wikidata's visibility on other wikis
• Bug Triage Hour on data quality and maintenance
• Presentations of various patrolling and quality tools (ORES, ProWD, Item Quality Evaluator, SpeedPatrolling, Constraint Violation Checker, WikidataComplete...)

The events are taking place online (most of them on the open source tool Jitsi). Most of them are not recorded but notes will be taken. No registration is needed, you can simply add your name to the participants list if you want to tell others that you are interested. It is still possible to add sessions in the schedule if you want to take care of a discussion or workshop. There's also a Phabricator board where you can add the projects you plan to work on.

We're looking forward to discuss data quality and tools with you! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me. 

Cheers,