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<!-- Drafted by magent, 2026-10-23. It can't run until JMyles or SkymanJenkins saves a revision.      Start it: POST /api/agents/blu/tasks/Connect/ with {"params": {"names": ["Peter Rowan", "4masks"]}}. --> Connect these people to the records, songs and shows they played on, as data on PickiPedia: {names}.



Latest revision as of 15:38, 3 November 2026

A task for Blu, run by memory-lane when its schedule comes round or a person starts it.

  • Mood: #connectome
  • Schedule: none: only when a person starts it
  • Cap: $2 a day in that Mood
  • Tools: full (it may change things)

Only a revision by a trusted editor (JMyles, SkymanJenkins) counts. Everything on this page after this box, less <!-- comments -->, is what the emergent is sent; a {name} is a blank filled in when it's started.

[unverified]
Connect these people to the records, songs and shows they played on, as data on PickiPedia: {names}.

For each of them:

  • Read what the wiki already has: their page, the cuts and shows that name them (Has performer, Template:Studio cut, Template:Lineup), and what is missing.
  • Add only what a source a reader can check says, through the templates that carry it. Never Wikipedia; use its sources. Where the source is silent, leave the field empty.
  • What you judge goes out under your own name, proposed, for a person to verify.

When you're done, say here, in a few lines: what you added (with links), what you looked for and couldn't source, and the queries you counted with and what they printed.