| daniel added a comment. |
In T145412#2673520, @Addshore wrote:I'm starting to think that an initial implementation should perhaps not normalize at all and then take on cases on a case by case basis?
@Lydia_Pintscher @daniel @WMDE-leszek thoughts?
Normalization should be limited to what is absolutely needed. This is not a search index where you want to find as many sensible matches as possible. The match needs to be exact, except for a very few cases dictated by differing local policies, such as useing "`" instead of "'".
A baseline implementation doesn't need to support normalization. But I do not think we can deploy without it, simply because Cognate would then not really work for French Wiktionary, which is one of the most active Wiktionaries, and one of the most vocal stakeholder groups regarding Wikidata integration of Wiktionary.
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