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<p>In many of our smaller-language Wikipedias, keeping an infobox up to date can feel like a mountain to climb, especially when our circles of active editors are small but mighty. But what if we could shift that weight? The Wikidata 'Databox' offers a powerful way to breathe life into our articles by automatically weaving in structured data. From population shifts to the birthdays of our icons, we can pull data straight from Wikidata into a clean, beautiful sidebar. It is a powerful tool, created by the community, for the community. This workshop is a dedicated space for editors, admins, and technical dreamers of our small- and medium-sized language editions. We’re going to roll up our sleeves and move through the technical 'how-to' of deploying Databoxes and customising them to make them dance. More importantly, we’ll focus on the heart of the matter: localising labels so they speak in your native tongue. By the time we wrap up, contributors will have a way to ease the burden of manual maintenance. This is about freeing our communities to do what we do best: focusing on our storytelling and our heritage while letting Wikidata hold the facts and figures for us.</p>
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