| ArthurPSmith added a comment. |
Hi - my most recent response was following MisterSynergy's comment on Denny's proposed questions, and specifically the meaning of "processes that in bulk extract facts from Wikipedia articles," - it sounds like from subsequent discussion that we are not talking solely of automated "processes", so I think I echo MisterSynergy's comment that the question needs to be better defined to "describe how these processes look like". On the one hand there's overall averages, with less than one "fact" per wikipedia article; on the other hand the distribution is probably quite wide, with some articles having dozens of "facts" extracted from them. Since CC-BY-SA applies to each article individually, does extraction of too much factual data from one article potentially violate its copyright?
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