Re: [Wikidata] [Wikisource-l] quickstatements for missing editions

Hey everyone, I seize the opportunity of this planed import to make you aware that I started a project research on Wikiversity about Wikidata and its license : https://fr.wikiversity.org/wiki/Recherche:La_licence_CC-0_de_Wikidata,_orig… Admittedly, a driving force behind the launch of this project is an intuitive aversion against CC0, and the will of the Wikidata team to launch their lexicological solution with, without, or even against Wiktionary communities. But as intuition is never as useful as when feeding hypotheses of rational inquiry whose conclusions might reject it, I thought preferable to make such a research project so I could stand on a firmer vision of implications of this choice. Also, whatever one might ethically feel about this topic is one thing, legal issues is a really different matter. So far, I have didn't found any evidence of a serious inquiry of letting people make mass import of data within Wikidata. But hopefully I'll soon be given links showing such an inquiry was indeed performed. Not requiring source and evidence of a free license covering imported data is a great way to put at risk of massive legal infraction, not only the Wikidata project, but anyone who reuse its data. I welcome any source that you might judge valuable for the research project evoked above. That is anything speaking about how the license was chose, opinion of the community regarding this choice, ins and outs of the reuse ability, what notable partnership was ease or prevented due to the license, how external reusers do or do not give back through one form (better curated or enlarged set of data), or an other (technical advises, institutional promotion, funds…), and anything you think worth mentioning regarding Wikidata license. It would be kind to check it is not already in the list of sources I fetched so far, see https://fr.wikiversity.org/wiki/Recherche:La_licence_CC-0_de_Wikidata,_orig… Also let me know if you would be interested with a translation. So far I'm writing it in my native language to hasten the draft outcome and I don't necessarily expect huge interest for the subject beyond myself. But if people show interest, or even would like to contribute, I can switch to Esperanto, or even the less likely demand of an English version. ;) Inquirely, psychoslave Le 31/10/2017 à 16:14, Thomas Pellissier Tanon a écrit :