shinto.miraheze.org is an independent wiki documenting Shinto shrines, Japanese religious history, and related topics. It was founded after content created on English Wikipedia could no longer be maintained there, preserving thousands of articles about shrines, deities, and religious practices.
The wiki uses interlanguage link templates ({{ill}}) for every
cross-wiki reference, and Wikidata integration ({{wikidata link}})
to connect pages to the linked data ecosystem. Every page is linked to its Wikidata item where one exists.
Add P459 determination method qualifiers to shrine ranking statements, P958 section qualifiers to Kokugakuin Museum entries, and migrate legacy properties.
Link Wikidata items to their shintowiki articles. 0 pending statements.
Track daily QuickStatements submission outcomes — submitted, partial, skipped, or failed.
? pages are currently in Category:Pages without wikidata. It is a single flat maintenance category fed by two mechanisms — not a list of permanently-unconnectable pages.
{{wikidata link}} template yet. Each cleanup
cycle remove_crud_categories strips the legacy tag, the
wikidata_link step adds the template, and wikidata_lookup
resolves a QID from the page's interlanguage links wherever a matching Wikidata item
exists. Many of these (major topics included) will connect once processed; the count
drains over successive cycles.The wikidata_lookup step reads each page's interlanguage links (e.g.
[[ja:…]]), queries Wikidata's sitelinks API, and — when the
links agree on one item — writes the QID into {{wikidata link}}. If
the links disagree it flags the page for review rather than guessing.
The shintowiki-scripts repository runs a daily GitHub Actions pipeline that performs automated maintenance on the wiki. All edits are made by User:EmmaBot with transparent edit summaries linking back to the workflow run.
The 6 outstanding work items tracked in todo.md. Each links to a live backlog page that detects and lists the actual wiki pages (or repo scripts) involved. Counts are fetched live at build time.