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- create new items
- add new statements
- Use the test instance of Wikidata (test.wikidata.org) to practice editing without affecting the live database.
- New items require a label, description, and optional aliases; each item receives a unique Q-identifier.
- Statements link properties (e.g. P569 "date of birth") to values and should be supported by references pointing to reliable sources.
- Identifiers such as VIAF, Library of Congress authority ID, IMDb ID, or ORCID connect a Wikidata item to external databases and increase its reliability.
- Community norms govern how labels and descriptions are written; following them ensures consistency across Wikidata.
- Wikidata distinguishes between a work and its editions — this is especially relevant for books and library materials.

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