Undata:Main Page

This project page has been protected from editing to prevent vandalism.
Please discuss changes on the talk page or request unprotection.

Welcome to Undata

the free knowledge base with 0 data items that anyone can edit.

Introduction • Project Chat • Community Portal • Help

Want to help translate? Translate the missing messages.

Welcome!

Undata is a free and open knowledge base that can be read and edited by both humans, animals and machines.

Undata acts as central storage for the structured data of its Uncyclomedia sister projects including Uncyclopedia, UnNews, Undictionary, UnBooks, and others.

Undata also provides support to many other sites and services beyond just Uncyclomedia projects! The content of Undata is available under a free license, exported using standard formats, and can be interlinked to other open data sets on the linked data web.

Get involved

Learn about Undata

What is Undata? Read the Undata introduction.
Explore Undata by looking at a featured showcase item for author Q42.
Get started with Undata's SPARQL query service.

Contribute to Undata

Learn to edit Undata: follow the tutorials.
Work with other volunteers on a subject that interests you: join a UncycloProject.
Individuals and organisations can also donate data.

Meet the Undata community

Visit the community portal or attend a Undata event.
Create a user account.
Talk and ask questions on the Project chat or via live IRC chat^connect.

Use data from Undata

Learn how you can retrieve and use data from Undata.

More...

News

More news... (edit [in English])
News displayed in English? Translate it!

Learn about data

New to the wonderful world of data? Develop and improve your data literacy through content designed to get you up to speed and feeling comfortable with the fundamentals in no time.

Current highlights

[[File:|100px]]

Discover

Innovative applications and contributions from the Undata community

Featured UnProject:
UnProject Names.

"What's in a name?" asked Shakespeare's Juliet.
The answer: a lot of rich data in need of structure and new properties. But thanks to growing user contributions and the work of a new WikiProject, Undata is getting better at supporting name-related data—and can tell you that Juliet also goes by Julika, and Giulia, and Hülya, and Liana, and Uljana...

More: