In reply to Yaroslav's suggestion about using the interwiki links and bots to help keep articles maintained and spread new information across Wikipedia; Yes absolutely that is what the Death anomalies project does, and now that we've proved that the concept works it is worth expanding on. Merlissimo has already expanded the bot's report from the original of "people who are alive according to your project but dead according to another project" to various other less serious age related biography anomalies. The technology works, thousands of articles in dozens of languages have been improved, and it is ready for rollout to other sorts of maintenance scenarios. But currently we only have seven projects requesting reports, the Latin, Slovene, Finnish, Swedish, Gaelic, German and English language Wikipedias, we extract data from around seventy other language projects, so if the anomaly is because of an error in say the Italian Wikipedia then I or someone else might well correct it. But if someone is dead according to our French article and living according to articles on the Chinese, Bangla and Afrikaans wikipedias then it wouldn't currently be picked up as an anomaly as none of those projects have yet requested a report at http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Death_anomalies_table <hint> On the downside I'm loathe to turn this from an anomaly report to a bot message to talkpages. Many editors don't have all unicode fonts installed on their PCs, and the subtle message of "do not use Wikipedia as a source, treat this as an anomaly where one of the matched articles may have a reliable source, or may have had an unsourced change, or may have been vandalised" in my view is safer as a maintenance report than a bot message. If you want more info come to Haifa and sit in on http://wikimania2011.wikimedia.org/wiki/Submissions/cooperation_across_diff… Also I think it would be cool to have scripts/bots etc that: Told you if anything on your watchlist had been updated on another project. Listed articles without picture on your project that had interwiki links to articles with pictures on other projects. Changed the colour display of interwiki links when you looked at an article if one of the other language versions of an article had more recent info, more info, images or just on some fancy algorythm was probably better than the language version you were looking at. especially if in your user preferences you could choose which other languages you were interested in. But all those things would take some investment in writing. It took the Slovene wikipedia just a few days from requesting a death anomaly report to receiving and clearing it. WereSpielChequers