On Thu, Sep 21, 2017 at 1:22 AM, Dario Taraborelli < dtarabore...@wikimedia.org> wrote:
> I don't know exactly how this should be designed (some user research seems > in order before coming up with any solution). The problem to me is how to > design subscription/synchronization mechanisms giving people freedom to > choose which data to reuse or not and which "fixes" to send upstream to a > centralized knowledge base. I believe this is how the relation between > Wikidata and other projects was originally conceived: something like this > would allow structured data to be broadly reused without neglecting the > very legitimate concerns, policies and expectations of data consumers. > One of the main issues is when using the wikitext editor on Wikipedia. Most of the editors complain about unreadable references ({{cite Q|Q29581755}}), but in order to be readable, the wikitext editor should have some sort of mechanism to display more information about the item. I don't know if with the current Wikitext editor it is doable, however I think it is worth exploring. Cheers, Micru
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