ems quite similar to Linked Data Fragements as
described on <http://linkeddatafragments.org/>.
Wikidata's LDF interface can be found at https://query.wikidata.org/bigdata/ldf
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Hi Dimitry:
Dmitry Chichkov schrieb:
Some time ago as a Python/Django/JQuery/pywikipedia exercise I've hacked
a web based recent changes patrol tool. An alpha version can be seen at
the: http://www.wpcvn.com
It includes a few interesting features that may be useful to the
community (
Felipe Ortega schrieb:
Hello.
Nice work, Daniel.
The question may be weird, but it's something we have been thinking here for
a while. Could we use recent changes to recreate the same info one gets from
full XML dumps? Could it be the starting point for some alternative to the
current
(I sent this to a couple of lists already, but i though it might also be
interresting for the research community)
Hi all! For a long time I wanted a decent push interface for
RecentChanges-Events, so it becomes easy to follow changes on a wiki. Parsing
messages on IRC is unreliable, and polling
HI all
At WikiSym, there where two sessions about what data researches would like to
have for their work: http://www.wikisym.org/ws2010/What+data+to+collect and
http://www.wikisym.org/ws2010/XML+dumps+and+research+needs+for+WMF+projects.
From that, Ariel Glenn compiled a wiki page
1) The first three author names separated by slashes
why not separate by pluses? they don't form part of names either, and
don't cause problems with wiki page titles.
I like this... however, how would you represent this in a URL? Also note that
using plusses in page names don't work with all
Hi all
A central place for managing Bibliographic data for use with Citations is
something that has been discussed by the German community for a long time. To
me, it consists of two parts: a project for managing the structured data, and a
machanism for uzsing that data on the wikis.
I have been
Hi all
Technology demonstrations are a great way to show of your research and
engineering projects - no research paper is required, just a short description
of what you like to present.
The submission deadline for technology demos at WikiSym has been extended until
March 28. For details, see
Hello all
At the developer meetup, I announced that Wikimedia Deutschland is offering
contracts for a couple of projects we feel are important. We again invite anyone
to apply NOW for any project that interests you.
The DEADLINE for applying is SUNDAY, APRIL 19!
We did not receive any offer
Hello All
I'm happy to announce the MediaWiki Developer Meet-Up will happen April 3.-5. in
Berlin, at the c-base. The event is for everyone who works on MediaWiki, writes
extensions, builds bots, writes scripts for the toolserver, or is otherwise
interested in the technical aspects of Wikimedia.
Gerard Meijssen schrieb:
Hoi,
Is Commonist localised ? Is it usable in a Persian context ?
Ok, I just checked: it does indeed use the standard property file format, and
currently supports en, de, fr and sk. I don't know how well it will handle a RTL
language -- Java/Swing does have support
Desilets, Alain schrieb:
Interesting. So, in summary:
- Most edits done by a small core
- But, most of the text created by the long tail
- However, most of the text that people actually read, was created by
the small core
Is that a good summary of what we know about this question?
Oh...
I'm right now in Germany, with not very good connectivity, so I'll try to
expand the main page and sections to provide more information.
If you happen to be in Berlin, come to the C-Base tonight, there's a Wikipedia
party going on :)
- daniel
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Felipe Ortega schrieb:
Hello.
We would like to announce the release of WikiScience, an initiative to create
a virtual space promoting interaction and interdisciplinary research among
wiki researchers around the world.
Great, I hope it takes off! Maybe it would hep to say what should go on
Michael Reschke schrieb:
a virtual space promoting interaction and interdisciplinary research
among wiki researchers around the world
http://en.wikiversity.org
so what?
Uh... from the front page: Wikiversity is a Wikimedia Foundation project
devoted to learning resources and learning
A technical issue:
I created an account, but i'm unable to confirm my email address. I'm not
getting any mail.
Now, I know that my hoster is VERY strict about the mail protocol, and rejects
anything that is even slightly divergent from the spec. Can you please check
your log if a mail to
To clarify: it's incorrect that Wikiversity is not focused on
research; research is one of the core focuses of Wikiversity,
complementing learning resources and learning activities. Just like
other learning 'institutions', research is seen as an educational
activity, and as a driver of
Hi all
apparently as a side effect of the about wikipedia projects thread, some
people (including myself) have started to put their names and projects on
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Research.
I encurrage everyone to do the same. It's a great way to get an overview and to
find people to talk
As a folow-up to my suggestion to invite researchers to this mailing list, here
are some I was thinking of, along with some titles of the papers they wrote, to
give an impression:
* Andrew Gregorowicz and Mark A. Kramer (MITRE): Mining a Large-Scale
Term-Concept Network from Wikipedia, 2006
*
Luca de Alfaro wrote:
This looks very interesting!
Is this a thesaurus that can be used for translation of words across
languages?
Yes, in the sense that it (potentially) contains labels in different languages
for the same concept.
Is there some way to quickly have a demo or view the data?
Desilets, Alain wrote:
I was able to convert the PDF file to .txt. Not very readable, but should be
good enough to allow me to gist the content through Google translate.
But in order to do that, it would be useful if I posted the .txt file
somewhere on the web.
Do you mind if I do that?
Desilets, Alain wrote:
Is there documentation about how to use this code?
Some -- in german, in the thesis. Frankly, finishing 30k lines of code
and 220 pages of thesis in 7 monthes proved to be a bit tight :)
Which pages of the thesis?
Well, it depends on what you mean by use the code.
Desilets, Alain wrote:
PS: this must be the fastest mail exchange i have had in a while. Do
you use IRC? I'm on freenode.net as Duesentrieb frequently (and right
now).
I use Skype myself. I am alain_desilets there.
Hm, I dislike Skype... it doesn't play too well with (my) linux, and they
Hum... If I go to the above translation link, only the first bit is
actually translated. I guess Google gives up after a while and leaves
the rest in German.
If you can split it into separate HTML pages, it would make it easier
for people to read it with Google translate.
I guess before
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