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Once you have identified a body of expert knowledge that you think should be included in Wikimedia projects, such as a Sustainable Development Goal or some other subtopic: how do you identify the most actionable places to start working on the wikis? The first step is to take the expert created knowledge framework and transform them into a larger, more expansive topic list. A topic list is an outline of the potential Wikimedia content that someone can work on for a given theme or topic area. For the sake of this unit, I will focus on list building examples for Wikipedia, Wikidata and Commons because these areas have the most mature culture of list building, and are most appropriate for big international campaigns. In a later unit, we will talk about the actions that you can apply to a list in more depth, but in order to tell someone how to contribute, you first need to understand what content you will be editing.