These earlier notes and resources may be inspiring:

• Notes from first data modelling discussion at Wikimania 2019 - quality assessment modelling was discussed here, and the discussion is recorded in the notes.
• Notes from second data modelling discussion at Wikimania 2019
• Properties table - already contains some first ideas on quality assessment modelling
• Interesting Wikimedia Commons files collected because of their structured data modelling challenges

– SandraF (WMF) (talk) 16:38, 6 September 2019 (UTC)

Quality from Wikimania 2019

Copy here for future reference

• Commons quality assesment (Valued Image, Quality Image, Featured Picture). The assessment - Commons quality assessment (P6731)
  • commons quality assement (Commons quality assessment (P6731))
    • point in time
    • wikimedia project (for FP on enwiki)
    • nomination page
• Also use for (winners of) competitions like WLM?
  • award received (award received (P166)) →Item for Winner of Wiki Loves Monuments
    • point in time (point in time (P585)) → year (e.g. 2016)
    • ranking (ranking (P1352))
    • edition could probably be a qualifier for each national using country (P17)
      • actually some contest can have their own item (WLM Italy = Wiki Loves Monuments Italia (Q19960422)) / Yes the probably it's easier to have an item "Winner of Wiki Loves Monuments in Italy" and then just ranking and year (no, it's better not)
      • Problem to solve group of country editions ?

End of copy Multichill (talk) 18:28, 12 September 2019 (UTC)

Category:Photo challenge winners

It may be relevant to model something, e.g.:

• point in time
• ranking
• result page (e.g. Commons:Photo challenge/2017 - January - Drone photography/Winners

Christian Ferrer ^(talk) 18:36, 21 November 2019 (UTC)