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# [What broke when we generated daily trivia from Wikidata](https://ivryn.hashnode.dev/what-broke-when-we-generated-daily-trivia-from-wikidata?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Five Wikidata pitfalls we measured while generating daily quizzes: mul labels, SPARQL timeouts, ranked values, unfair facts and Commons thumbnails.

Oct 23 · 4 min read · ivryn.hashnode.dev  
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## Written by

[Victor Laybats](https://hashnode.com/@victorlaybats)

@victorlaybats · Paris, France

  
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Founder of IVRYN, an independent product studio

Founder of IVRYN, an independent product studio in Paris. I build small apps and games on open data: WikiCards (a card game made of real Wikipedia articles) and Flare (flight price tracking). I write about Wikidata, data quality and shipping apps with a tiny team.

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