Páginas de Wikipedia que requieren fotos/Recursos

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Wikipedia Pages Wanting Photos


Petscan

Petscan (http://petscan.wmflabs.org) puede usarse para buscar artículos que no tengan fotos en su idioma preferido. Los pasos se destacan a continuación:

  1. Ir s http://petscan.wmflabs.org
  2. Desde la pestaña Categorías, puede seleccionar su código de idioma (ar, en, sk por ejemplo)
  3. Seleccione la categoría de artículos en este idioma Wiki. Por ejemplo, la categoría Monumentos y memoriales en Lagos en es:wiki
  4. Haga clic en la pestaña "Propiedad de la página", luego seleccione "Imagen principal = N0.
  5. Haga clic en ir.

Once this is done, the list of articles in that category with no photos will be generated. Then go to Wikimedia Commons to search for corresponding images with the article title.

Photowalks

You can find the photos uploaded as part of photowalks here

  1. c:Category:Photowalks
  2. c:Category:Wikiexpeditions

Wikipedia articles needing images

In these categories, see the sidebar under Languages for links to articles needing images in your home Wikipedia

  1. en:Category:Wikipedia requested photographs
  2. en:Category:Wikipedia requested photographs by location
  3. en:Category:Wikipedia requested images

This page contains categories of pages identified as needing photographs. For the English Wikipedia, a list of these pages ordered by importance/popularity can be obtained using WMFLabs' MassViews tool here: MassViews Analysis. (Allow a few minutes to load, due to the size of the list.)

Identifying Wikipedia articles needing images

You can provide a link to articles or category of articles needing images in your home Wikipedia

Using request categories

Combining categories with other sources of data to find articles that need images

You can combine other characteristics about articles into search results to get more interesting and limited.

Searching for articles with .jpg, .tiff, or .gif in the text

You can search through your Wikipedia for articles

You can modify this search for specific categories using the search interface

Machine learning topics

For example, you can combine the category "Category:No local image but image on Wikidata" with topics defined by the ORES Machine learning model of topics. For example:

The topics for the machine learning model can be found here. Note that these articletopic models are only available on a limited number of wikis.

Combining search with Petscan

Or if you are interested in other kinds of intersections, you can produce similar data from combining categories, Wikidata or search results on Petscanː http://petscan.wmflabs.org/

Suggestion of image insertion of an article based on its presence on the equivalent article of another language wikipedia

Aka, redlist for images, using Glamify tool.
Many "red" lists have been created for Wiki Loves Africa. Access Here

Tools

FIST

The FIST tool (Deadlink, July 2022) allows you to search for Free Images based on the topic. Note that queries that include a large number of images can be very slow.

WDWP a new tool developed for the WPWP has an index of articles with missing images in certain languages (This tool is very useful)

WDFIST

The WDFIST tool allows to assign images to Wikidata items. Any Wikidata item that is used in an Infobox can possibly automatically show the image, depending on the language infobox logic.

File Candidates

FileCandidates has pre-compiled lists of potential images on Commons (as well as free images on Flickr that can be transferred to Commons) for Wikidata items. A Commons image found for a Wikidata item can then be used on the corresponding Wikipedia article.

WikiShootMe

WikiShootMe shows Wikidata items, marked as with and without image, Wikipedia articles, Commons images, and others on a map. Ideal if you are physically in a location and want to see what objects around you need an image on Wikipedia and Wikidata. The Commons mobile app also shows nearby articles needing a picture.

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