Every generated QuickStatement, in run order. Block 1 is the orphan-description labels and must run first; everything else follows. Paste one file at a time into QuickStatements — each is independent, so a run that dies loses only its own chunk.
One paste: ALL.txt — 5,507 lines drawn at random from the 5,507 in the corpus (5,056 of them orphan labels), in run order. 0.25 MB. Sized to what QuickStatements actually accepts in one paste; regenerate for a different draw. The per-file chunks below still hold every line.
5,507 lines total: 5,056 orphan labels, then 451 across 36 files. Generated 2026-10-29 14:30 UTC.
These items each carry a description with no label in that language. On Wikidata the uniqueness constraint is on the (label, description) pair, so a description with no label stakes the half that matters least and can get the eventual label edit rejected — a description with no label costs a label. The standing remedy deletes the description; here we add the label and keep it, which is possible for 97% of them. That is why this block is first. Per language: uk 2,640 id 2,146 nl 91 fr 17 de 12 ar 9 zh 6 ru 6 es 5 vi 5 ms 5 ca 4 he 4 zh-hant 4 zh-hans 4 tr 4 pt 4 hu 4 hr 4 gl 4 el 4 da 4 bn 4 zh-tw 3 zh-sg 3 zh-cn 3 pl 3 sv 3 ro 3 nb 3 min 3 fa 3 eu 3 cs 3 ast 3 fi 3 sl 3 nn 3 jv 2 zh-hk 2 pa 2 mr 2 ko 2 hi 2 as 2 eo 2 zh-mo 2 it 2 az 1
5,056 lines in 2 file(s).
Ordered largest first. daily_operations.txt is excluded on purpose: it is a concatenation of these same files, so including it would run every line twice.
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