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This research aims to enhance the WikiCite initiative by establishing an open bibliographic infrastructure through community engagement. It focuses on relaunching WikiCite as a vibrant hub for collaborative scholarly work.

June 23, 2026Open Access

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THE WIKICITE REBOOT New multifaceted and community-driven approaches for an open bibliographic infrastructure via the Wikimedia ecosystem

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This research aims to enhance the WikiCite initiative by establishing an open bibliographic infrastructure through community engagement. It focuses on relaunching WikiCite as a vibrant hub for collaborative scholarly work.
Organized a hybrid WikiCite Conference in Bern with participatory formats.
Developed a strategic White Paper in collaboration with conference participants to outline future directions.
Addressed key themes such as multilingual authority control and integrating ontologies.
Established WikiCite as a physical and virtual node for the bibliographic data community.
Published a White Paper serving as a comprehensive state-of-the-art report on the initiative's future.
Engaged various stakeholders in discussions about the collaborative bibliographic model moving forward.

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Poster for DARIAH 2026 created by ZeroGravità for WMCH The WikiCite reboot: new multifaceted and community-driven approaches for an open bibliographic infrastructure via the Wikimedia ecosystem. Authors1. Sara De Monaco - 0009-0004-0504-51842. Houcemeddine Turki – 0000-0003-3492-2014 3. Daniel Mietchen - 0000-0001-9488-18704. Camillo Carlo Pellizzari di San Girolamo - 0000-0003-2699-1693 5. Alessandro Marchetti - 0000-0002-6125-3920 Abstract (max 500 Words) WikiCite is a long‑standing community initiative within the Wikimedia ecosystem dedicated to building an open, structured, and multilingual bibliographic infrastructure through Wikidata (Nielsen et al., 2016; Rasberry et al., 2019; Lubiana et al, 2025), a central hub for free metadata on the semantic web (Sardo Knowledge Commons, Open Citations, Semantic Web, Bibliographic Metadata, WikiCite Topics Infrastructures of engagement: designing open, inclusive, collaborative, and sustainable platforms Co-creation, citizen science, public and participatory humanities, and community-driven, engaged scholarship Research infrastructure as critical Infrastructure – strategies to build resilient infrastructure for engagement and public good

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