Re: [Wikitech-l] More advanced watchlists

2009-11-03 Thread Platonides
Lars Aronsson wrote:
 ==Watch a category of articles==
 2010 is election year in Sweden, so I want to keep an eye on all 
 articles in category:Swedish politicians, in recursive levels.
 
 I now do this on a weekly basis, using CatScan,
 http://toolserver.org/~daniel/WikiSense/CategoryIntersect.php
 
 I set wiki = sv.wikipedia.org
 search in category = svenska politiker
 with depth = 7
 for changes in last 168 hours (= 7 x 24 = one week)
 save as CSV format
 
 I then filter the output using the UNIX command line
 awk '$1==0 {print $2}'|sort|uniq -c|sort -nr
 
 to get a listing of which articles got the most edits.
 
 It would be nice to intersect this search with category:Living 
 people, so dead politicians are filtered out.
 
 Are there already any smarter tools to do this?

Watching articles in a given category wouldn't be too hard.
OTOH, recursion and intersection have the problems that have been
discussed many times.


 ==Watch a local community==
 For a local history project, I want to involve users close to me.
 These are found in category:Users in (my home town).  From that 
 category I can view related changes, but that only covers 
 changes to their user pages. I want to see contributions made by 
 this group of users. Are there any tools for this?
 
 If contributions to sv.wikipedia and Wikimedia commons could be 
 combined in one list, that would be all the better.

Viewing contributions made by a group (with the option of importing from
a category) look appropiate for a TS tool.


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[Wikitech-l] More advanced watchlists

2009-11-03 Thread Lars Aronsson

==Watch a category of articles==
2010 is election year in Sweden, so I want to keep an eye on all 
articles in category:Swedish politicians, in recursive levels.

I now do this on a weekly basis, using CatScan,
http://toolserver.org/~daniel/WikiSense/CategoryIntersect.php

I set wiki = sv.wikipedia.org
search in category = svenska politiker
with depth = 7
for changes in last 168 hours (= 7 x 24 = one week)
save as CSV format

I then filter the output using the UNIX command line
awk '$1==0 {print $2}'|sort|uniq -c|sort -nr

to get a listing of which articles got the most edits.

It would be nice to intersect this search with category:Living 
people, so dead politicians are filtered out.

Are there already any smarter tools to do this?

==Watch a local community==
For a local history project, I want to involve users close to me.
These are found in category:Users in (my home town).  From that 
category I can view related changes, but that only covers 
changes to their user pages. I want to see contributions made by 
this group of users. Are there any tools for this?

If contributions to sv.wikipedia and Wikimedia commons could be 
combined in one list, that would be all the better.


-- 
  Lars Aronsson (l...@aronsson.se)
  Aronsson Datateknik - http://aronsson.se

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Re: [Wikitech-l] More advanced watchlists

2009-11-03 Thread Thomas Dalton
2009/11/3 Lars Aronsson l...@aronsson.se:

 ==Watch a category of articles==
 2010 is election year in Sweden, so I want to keep an eye on all
 articles in category:Swedish politicians, in recursive levels.
[snip]
 Are there already any smarter tools to do this?

You could make a list of all the politicians you are interested in as
a subpage of your user page (or a wikiproject page) and then use the
related changes feature on that page. It's not ideal, but it would
work.

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Re: [Wikitech-l] More advanced watchlists

2009-11-03 Thread Andrew Garrett
At Wikimania, I had a great discussion with Brianna about the sorts of  
things we'd like to do to bring watchlists up to date with all the  
current use cases.

We'd definitely want to be able to watch for periods of time, we want  
to be able to watch categories, and perhaps shared and multiple  
watchlists are ideas worth investigating.

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Andrew Garrett
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