User:Theredproject/sandbox/list of AF pages with flags

What is this?[edit]

This is a list of articles that Art+Feminism tracks, which also have key article improvement alert templates.

Where are other language versions[edit]

ES wiki lives here. For some very strange reason, I couldn't get it to display on this page. I don't understand.

EN Wiki Articles with Flags[edit]

EN Wiki Orphans[edit]

EN Wiki Notability[edit]

EN Wiki Citation Problems[edit]

All pages with any of these flags:

More citations needed
BLP sources
Primary sources

List:

How This List Was Made[edit]

This list is a subset of the Wikidata Art+Feminism On-Focus List Art+Feminism (Q24909800), which contains all articles edited at A+F Events that are related to the project focus. You can see the full list of 5500 items here: [1]

Because Listeria does not allow for us to cross reference Wikipedia templates, we used Petscan to generate our list, which we converted into wiki markup. This means that our links are based off of the Wikidata item names, which means there will be occasional errors for en wiki items, and frequent errors for other languages (though articles about people should be accurate).

Technical Steps[edit]

Our Petscan query specifies the template and SPARQL query we are cross referencing, and outputs as Wiki. You can see that output here: http://petscan.wmflabs.org/?psid=7646047 (The query may take a while, but it will complete, just be patient!) To get the Wiki output, you will need to change the Output tab to Wiki.

Once you have that Wiki formatted template, you can use the following regular expressions to get rid of all that formatting. Be very careful to select only the characters, and not the whole paragraph line break, or it won't work!

To get rid of the QID text: ^\| \[\[Q[0-9]*\|

To get rid of the trailing numbers: \]\] +\|\|.*$

To get rid of the line break text: \|-\r

If you are unfamiliar with regular expressions, try watching a few quick videos and you will see how powerful they are. I recommend using TextWrangler and doing a search for: "regular expressions textwrangler" though you can probably do the same with any code text editor.