AI Syndicate Collective LLC, doing business as AI Syndicate, makes paid contributions to Wikidata from a single disclosed account named Aisyndicate. It adds verifiable, structured facts (like a brand's official website and founding date) to a brand's existing item, sourced from that brand's own official website, and names the paying brand in every edit summary. It does not create new items under its own account. This disclosure is made under the Wikimedia Foundation Terms of Use (§4).
The disclosure, in the Terms of Use's own words.
In accordance with the Wikimedia Foundation Terms of Use and Wikidata's disclosure policy, AI Syndicate Collective LLC discloses that it makes paid contributions to Wikidata from the account Aisyndicate. With respect to those contributions:
- Employer: AI Syndicate Collective LLC, doing business as "AI Syndicate."
- Client & intended beneficiary: in each edit, the brand named in that edit's summary. That brand is our paying customer and the subject of the edit.
- Affiliation: none beyond that paid engagement. The facts we add are drawn from each brand's own official website.
The Terms of Use ask for this disclosure in at least one place. We make it in three: here, on the Aisyndicate account's user page (via the {{PaidContributions}} template), and in the edit summary of every individual edit.
The company making these edits, and on whose behalf.
AI Syndicate Collective LLC
A Florida limited liability company, doing business as "AI Syndicate." We operate a software product that helps brands understand and improve how they appear across AI assistants and search engines.
Mailing address:
7901 4TH ST N, STE 300
St. Petersburg, FL 33702
United States
The relationship, plainly
Wikidata's own example: if a firm is paid to improve the entry for a brand, the firm is the employer with respect to those edits and the brand is the client. That's us.
AI Syndicate is the employer/agency; the brand that hired us is the client and beneficiary. Every edit we make from the Aisyndicate account is a paid edit described by this page.
Two clearly separated kinds of editing.
AI Syndicate adds verified facts to a brand's existing Wikidata item
We add missing, verifiable facts to a brand's existing Wikidata item — for example its official website (P856), date of founding (P571), or links to the brand's own verified profiles. Every fact is sourced from the brand's own official website (its published Organization schema) and is the kind of uncontroversial, structured data Wikidata is built to hold. We do not remove or contest other editors' contributions.
Whose account makes the edit: the disclosed Aisyndicate account, at a deliberately limited rate.
AI Syndicate never creates a new Wikidata item under its own account
When a brand has no Wikidata item yet, we do not create one under our account. Instead the brand connects their own Wikimedia account, we pre-fill a draft for them to review, and they publish it as themselves. This keeps notability decisions and authorship with the subject, not with us.
Whose account makes the edit: the customer's own Wikimedia account (we never publish new items for them).
What's in each of the three places we disclose.
- On this page: the full statement above — employer, client, intended beneficiary, affiliation, and the account.
- On the account's user page: the Aisyndicate user page identifies the operator (AI Syndicate Collective LLC) and links here.
- In every edit summary: each enrich edit names the brand it was made for, the official source domain the facts came from, and a link back to this page.
- For "create" edits: published by the customer's own account, not ours; we ask any customer who is a paid representative of the brand to make the same disclosure on their side.
What we will and won't do on Wikidata.
Verifiable facts only
We add structured data that is published by the brand itself (official site, schema) or otherwise verifiable. No promotional language — Wikidata holds facts, not marketing.
Human pace, not a hidden bot
The shared account edits at a capped, human rate. We are not running an undisclosed mass-creation bot, and we do not request high-volume editing rights.
We don't fabricate notability
We never create items under our own account for brands that don't yet have one. If a brand isn't notable enough for Wikidata, that's a decision for the community, not us.
We respect other editors
We don't revert, remove, or contest other contributors' work to favor a client. We add; we don't edit-war.
How to reach a human about any edit we've made.
If you're a Wikidata editor, administrator, or a member of the public with a question or concern about any edit from the Aisyndicate account, email support@aisyndicate.com. We'll respond promptly and, where appropriate, self-revert.
AI Syndicate Collective LLC
7901 4TH ST N, STE 300
St. Petersburg, FL 33702
United States
Frequently asked questions about how AI Syndicate edits Wikidata.
Who edits Wikidata on behalf of AI Syndicate?
AI Syndicate Collective LLC, doing business as AI Syndicate, makes paid contributions to Wikidata. It edits from a single disclosed account named Aisyndicate on wikidata.org, and discloses the paying brand in every edit summary as required by the Wikimedia Foundation Terms of Use.
What is the AI Syndicate Wikidata editing account?
The account is named Aisyndicate on wikidata.org. It is the only account AI Syndicate uses for paid Wikidata edits. Its user page identifies the operator, AI Syndicate Collective LLC, and links to this disclosure.
What does AI Syndicate add to a brand's Wikidata item?
AI Syndicate adds missing, verifiable structured facts to a brand's existing Wikidata item — for example the official website (P856), date of founding (P571), and links to the brand's own verified profiles. Every fact is sourced from the brand's own official website. AI Syndicate adds no promotional language and does not remove or contest other editors' contributions.
Does AI Syndicate create new Wikidata items for brands?
No. AI Syndicate does not create new Wikidata items under its own account. When a brand has no item yet, the brand connects its own Wikimedia account, AI Syndicate pre-fills a draft for review, and the brand publishes it as itself. This keeps notability and authorship decisions with the subject, not with AI Syndicate.
How does AI Syndicate disclose its paid Wikidata editing?
AI Syndicate discloses its paid Wikidata editing in three places: on this public disclosure page, on the Aisyndicate account's Wikidata user page via the {{PaidContributions}} template, and in the edit summary of every individual edit. The Wikimedia Foundation Terms of Use require disclosure in at least one place.
How do I report a concern about an AI Syndicate Wikidata edit?
Email support@aisyndicate.com with the edit or item in question. AI Syndicate responds promptly to Wikidata editors, administrators, and the public, and will self-revert an edit where appropriate.
Have a question about an edit?
Email us. If something we added looks wrong, we want to know — and we'll fix it.