WI

Wikidata

Wikidata is the free, collaborative knowledge base of the Wikimedia movement, maintained by volunteer editors with public contributor accounts.

140 usesUpdated Oct 10, 2026
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About this module

Wikidata is the central structured-data repository of the Wikimedia movement, where volunteers curate items, properties and statements that power Wikipedia and many other projects. Every contributor has a public account with a registration date, edit history, assigned user groups and block status. This module resolves a Wikidata username to that public account profile, including activity figures and the most recent contribution.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What impacts module results and how to interpret changes across executions.

Results depend on source platform availability, anti-automation controls, and temporary service limits. A valid target can still return partial or empty data when the upstream platform is rate-limited or unavailable.