Elaborate intended usage of the tool
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@@ -5,7 +5,14 @@ Each modern infobox retrieves data from wikidata.
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But due to legacy, many of the infoboxes still use manual values.
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This analysis tool allows seeing the wikidata behind articles through the lens of the infoboxes.
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It will detect if expected fields are missing in the wikidata, or if they are manually set on the article that uses the template.
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It will detect if expected fields are missing in the wikidata, in which case the values are often manually set inside the article.
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Infoboxes are interesting, as there are these two things to check.
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Analysis on an entire wikidata item is out of scope.
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As articles in other languages are created, someone might also extend the wikidata entry.
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That means that fields that were previously set manually, could now be updated to use wikidata.
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So this tool can be used to analyze the used infobox template, to see which values are now present or are still missing in wikidata.
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It offers an easier side-by-side comparison than going through all wikidata properties manually, as it looks only at the properties used by the infobox.
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Infoboxes are interesting, and there could be plenty more to check.
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But the aim of this tool is to be simple, to be used alongside the editor of wikipedia.
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Analysis on an entire wikidata item is out of scope for this tool.
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Read the warnings on wikipedia and wikidata for that kind of analysis.
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