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A '''botok''' (más néven '''robotok''') olyan eszközök, amelyeket arra használnak, hogy olyan szerkesztéseket hajtsanak végre, amelyekhez nem szükséges emberi döntéshozás. A botok többek között hozzáadhatnak {{ll|Help:Sitelinks|interwikilinkeket}}, {{ll|Help:Label|címkéket}}, {{ll|Help:Description|leírásokat}}, {{ll|Help:Statements|állításokat}} és {{ll|Help:Sources|forrásokat}}, valamint egyebek mellett elemeket is hozhatnak létre. A botoknak lehetőségük van arra, hogy nagyon gyorsan szerkesztéseket végezhessenek, ugyanakkor összezavarhatják a Wikidatát, ha nem megfelelően vannak kialakítva vagy üzemeltetve. Ezen okok miatt egy botirányelv lett kialakítva.

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== Botfiókok ==
{{Wikidata:List of bots|approved=Botok meghatározott feladatokkal|total=A Wikidata jelenleg '''{{NUMBERINGROUP:bot}}''' botjoggal felruházott {{PLURAL:{{NUMBERINGROUP:bot|R}}|bottal}} rendelkezik.|noflag=Elfogadott botok botjog nélkül:|update=<span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">(Updated automatically)</span>|list=<span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">List of bots by editcount</span>}}

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Contributors must [{{fullurl:{{#Special:UserLogin/signup}}|returnto={{urlencode:{{FULLPAGENAME}}}}}} create a separate account] in order to operate a bot. Bot accounts are generally named after either their operator or their function, combined with the word "bot" (see list of bots on the right side of this page). The bot account's user page should contain the template {{tlx|bot}} in order to further indicate the account's status as a bot. The contributions of a bot account remain the responsibility of its operator, who should be identified on its user page. Bots should not edit while logged out, and can use the [[mw:Special:MyLanguage/API:Assert|assert]] parameter to ensure that.
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In the case of any damage caused by a bot, the bot operator is asked to stop the bot. Depending on the scale of the damage, an administrator may block the bot. The bot operator is responsible for cleaning up any damage caused by the bot. It is suggested that bot operators add this page to their watchlists, as relevant notifications and discussions may take place on the [[Wikidata talk:Bots|talk page]].
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Bot accounts should not be used for contributions that do not fall within the scope of the bot's designated tasks (see [[#Approval process]] for trials), and should never be used to make non-automated edits in the user talk namespace. Bot operators may wish to redirect a bot account's user talk page to their main account's user talk page. Bot operators should be prepared to answer questions about their bots.
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Bots should respect [[mw:Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Maxlag parameter|maxlag]] and should follow the [[mw:Special:MyLanguage/API:Etiquette|API etiquette]] guidelines.
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<!-- All bots should be compatible with Wikidata. Interwiki bots should skip individual interwiki links that link to a section, check for interwiki conflicts and not add entries with interwiki conflicts. -->
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== Elfogadási folyamat  ==

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In order to receive approval and a bot flag, a request must be made at [[Wikidata:Requests for permissions/Bot]] detailing what task the operator wishes for the bot to perform. The bot operator should do a test run of between 50 and 250 edits, so that the community can observe that the bot is working correctly. The request for permission {{ul|must}} be started before the test run is started. If testing is successful, and the bot task receives community support, an administrator will close the request and a bureaucrat will give the account a bot flag. If the closer is a bureaucrat, they can also flag the account at the same time.
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As one bot account may perform many different tasks, it is recommended that the operator list all of the bot's tasks on the bot's user page. When working in namespaces that allow for customized edit summaries, bots should always use descriptive edit summaries that indicate what task is being performed and indicate that the action is being performed by a bot.
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Bots do not need to be approved if they are only making edits in the operator/bot's userspace, the [[Wikidata:Sandbox|Wikidata sandbox]], or the [[Q4115189|Wikidata item sandbox]]. However such bots should still respect [[mw:Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Maxlag parameter|maxlag]] and, if needed, [[Special:DispatchStats]], the same as an approved bot would.
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To request revocation of approval for a task, start a new section on [[Wikidata talk:Bots]] and provide a notification on the [[Wikidata:Bureaucrats' noticeboard]]. Bot operators do not need to request revocation of approval for tasks that become deprecated or inactive.
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Bots must stay within reasonable bounds of their approved tasks. The general guideline {{ll|Wikidata:Use common sense|is to use common sense}}, and if in doubt, file another request for approval.
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=== Adminbotok ===

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To request approval for a bot with admin abilities (block, delete, protect, etc), a request must be approved at both [[Wikidata:Requests for permissions/Bot]] and [[Wikidata:Requests for permissions/Administrator]] before tasks using admin abilities are run.
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== Botkövetelmények  ==

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=== Az összes bot ===

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* Be able to set a limit for maximum edits per minute
* Set the botflag for '''all''' edits
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=== Nyelvlinkimportáló botok ===

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:''Full requirements: [[Wikidata:Bots/Import bot features|Import bot features]]''
The following requirements are required to receive a bot flag, there are other suggested ones on the subpage
* Support for <code>action=wbgetentities</code>
* Interwiki conflict checking
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=== Állítás-hozzáadó botok ===

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* Add sources to any statement that is added unless it has been agreed the data is 'common knowledge', in which case the bot should state where the information has been copied from.
* Bots should add {{P|31}} and/or {{P|279}} if possible
* Bots should check that they are not adding duplicate statements (unless they are correct)
* Bots with a new source for an existing statement should add it as a new source, rather than create a new statement.
* Bots importing from Wikipedia should add {{P|143}} and {{P|813}}
* Monitor [[Wikidata:Database reports/Constraint violations|constraint violation reports]] for possible errors generated or propagated by your bot
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== Lásd még ==
* <span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">[[Wikidata:Bot requests]]</span>
* {{Ll|Wikidata:Creating a bot}}
* {{Ll|Wikidata:Pywikibot - Python 3 Tutorial}}  - <span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">beware that this bot framework does not support Lexemes.</span>
* <span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">See [[Wikidata:WikibaseIntegrator]], a Python library supporting both Q and L entities.</span>
* <span lang="en" dir="ltr" class="mw-content-ltr">[[mw:Manual:Pywikibot/Wikidata|Manual of running bots in the pywikibot standard framework]] - beware that this bot framework does not support Lexemes.</span>

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