Link transit - Revision history

Jukeboksi: de-linking

2004-09-09T13:44:06Z

de-linking

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:44, 9 September 2004
Line 1:		Line 1:
	A '''link transit''' is the clicking of a link from one [[web page]] to another. It is exactly this which is paid for in most [[link-back]] [[web ad]]vertising schemes. For instance, a pornography provider wants to know which of several [[search engine]]s has referred people to it, so it can reward that one with additional business or direct payments.		A '''link transit''' is the clicking of a link from one [[web page]] to another. It is exactly this which is paid for in most [[link-back]] [[web ad]]vertising schemes. For instance, a pornography provider wants to know which of several [[search engine]]s has referred people to it, so it can reward that one with additional business or direct payments.

	Or, [[Wikipedia]] editors would want to know which links between articles are most heavily transitted so those connections can be elaborated. Unfortunately [[Bomis]] owns this information due to its exclusive controls over the [[Wikipedia]] web servers and 3/5 majority control of the [[Wikimedia Board of Trustees]]. This is just one good example of [[Wikimedia corruption]]. Bomis of course denies using this information to further its commercial business - see below*		Or, [[Wikipedia]] editors would want to know which links between articles are most heavily transitted so those connections can be elaborated. Unfortunately Bomis owns this information due to its exclusive controls over the [[Wikipedia]] web servers and 3/5 majority control of the [[Wikimedia Board of Trustees]]. This is just one good example of [[Wikimedia corruption]]. Bomis of course denies using this information to further its commercial business - see below*

	[[Consumerium Governance Organization]] will reveal '''link transit''' data to all [[Research Wiki]] users so that the most heavily referenced and transitted links will be obvious, and can guide further work to improve the [[GFDL corpus]] of information about those topics, and better document connections or relations between the topics on the most heavily connected of the pages. It will be against the CGO's principles to let anyone control or hide this data.		[[Consumerium Governance Organization]] will reveal '''link transit''' data to all [[Research Wiki]] users so that the most heavily referenced and transitted links will be obvious, and can guide further work to improve the [[GFDL corpus]] of information about those topics, and better document connections or relations between the topics on the most heavily connected of the pages. It will be against the CGO's principles to let anyone control or hide this data.

Jukeboksi: de-linking

2004-09-09T13:43:46Z

de-linking

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:43, 9 September 2004
Line 23:		Line 23:
	#The wikimedia developers wish to make [[142.X.X.X]] an open invitation to write code to report the link transit data and post the code to some wiki and they will run it.		#The wikimedia developers wish to make [[142.X.X.X]] an open invitation to write code to report the link transit data and post the code to some wiki and they will run it.

	::Bah. Why would anyone who is [[libel]]led and [[IP block]]ed based on lies participate in any process with these people? Let alone write code for them to make them even more powerful. The right answer is to simply assume [[Bomis]] is already running it, and put the [[burden of proof]] on them to assert to the [[Wikimedia Board of Trustees]] that they are actually NOT running such things.		::Bah. Why would anyone who is [[libel]]led and [[IP block]]ed based on lies participate in any process with these people? Let alone write code for them to make them even more powerful. The right answer is to simply assume Bomis is already running it, and put the [[burden of proof]] on them to assert to the [[Wikimedia Board of Trustees]] that they are actually NOT running such things.

	See '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wikipedia:Village_pump&oldid=5582713#Downloading_log_files.3F Village Pump on this issue]'''		See '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wikipedia:Village_pump&oldid=5582713#Downloading_log_files.3F Village Pump on this issue]'''

	::Again, there is no discussion in such an [[unequal power relationship]].		::Again, there is no discussion in such an [[unequal power relationship]].

142.177.112.102: some uses to improve Research Wiki

2004-09-08T18:30:10Z

some uses to improve Research Wiki

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:30, 8 September 2004
Line 4:		Line 4:

	[[Consumerium Governance Organization]] will reveal '''link transit''' data to all [[Research Wiki]] users so that the most heavily referenced and transitted links will be obvious, and can guide further work to improve the [[GFDL corpus]] of information about those topics, and better document connections or relations between the topics on the most heavily connected of the pages. It will be against the CGO's principles to let anyone control or hide this data.		[[Consumerium Governance Organization]] will reveal '''link transit''' data to all [[Research Wiki]] users so that the most heavily referenced and transitted links will be obvious, and can guide further work to improve the [[GFDL corpus]] of information about those topics, and better document connections or relations between the topics on the most heavily connected of the pages. It will be against the CGO's principles to let anyone control or hide this data.

			=== use of link transit data to improve Consumerium Services ===

			*identify common [[link path]]s people take through the [[Research Wiki]] and note if they take any action, e.g. registering [[individual buying criteria]] at the end of certain paths more often than others, i.e. what is influencing people to rule out certain [[types of countries]] or [[types of companies]]
			*identify uncustomized articles (e.g. from [[Wikipedia]] or better [[Wikinfo]]) that are being referred to by Consumerium uses, assuming import like [[GetWiki]], so that more focused versions of these can be prepared in some priority order
			identify the articles people are often reviewing last* to determine if there are turn-offs or confusions in the article base that could perhaps be made easier
			*identify the average length in time or bytes of a typical "read" through several articles and see if there is anything that can be done to make it more focused or enjoyable
			*identify when users call for [[help]] or use other [[command verb]] facilities to see if certain content is causing such calls more often than other content

	---------		---------

142.169.232.2 at 18:06, 2 September 2004

2004-09-02T18:06:29Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:06, 2 September 2004
Line 13:		Line 13:
	#There is no software on the servers installed that produces reports of link transit		#There is no software on the servers installed that produces reports of link transit
	#No-one is downloading the daily logs which amount to some 5GB/day		#No-one is downloading the daily logs which amount to some 5GB/day
	#The wikimedia developers wish to make [[142.~~177~~.X.X]] an open invitation to write code to report the link transit data and post the code to some wiki and they will run it.		#The wikimedia developers wish to make [[142.X.X.X]] an open invitation to write code to report the link transit data and post the code to some wiki and they will run it.

	::Bah. Why would anyone who is [[libel]]led and [[IP block]]ed based on lies participate in any process with these people? Let alone write code for them to make them even more powerful. The right answer is to simply assume [[Bomis]] is already running it, and put the [[burden of proof]] on them to assert to the [[Wikimedia Board of Trustees]] that they are actually NOT running such things.		::Bah. Why would anyone who is [[libel]]led and [[IP block]]ed based on lies participate in any process with these people? Let alone write code for them to make them even more powerful. The right answer is to simply assume [[Bomis]] is already running it, and put the [[burden of proof]] on them to assert to the [[Wikimedia Board of Trustees]] that they are actually NOT running such things.

142.177.93.9: separating question of whether Wikipedia link transit data is in use (amazing if it is not! )

2004-09-01T18:41:29Z

separating question of whether Wikipedia link transit data is in use (amazing if it is not! )

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:41, 1 September 2004
Line 1:		Line 1:
	'''According to several people who wish not to be named here, but I know them to have shell access to all servers:'''		A '''link transit''' is the clicking of a link from one [[web page]] to another. It is exactly this which is paid for in most [[link-back]] [[web ad]]vertising schemes. For instance, a pornography provider wants to know which of several [[search engine]]s has referred people to it, so it can reward that one with additional business or direct payments.

			Or, [[Wikipedia]] editors would want to know which links between articles are most heavily transitted so those connections can be elaborated. Unfortunately [[Bomis]] owns this information due to its exclusive controls over the [[Wikipedia]] web servers and 3/5 majority control of the [[Wikimedia Board of Trustees]]. This is just one good example of [[Wikimedia corruption]]. Bomis of course denies using this information to further its commercial business - see below*

			[[Consumerium Governance Organization]] will reveal '''link transit''' data to all [[Research Wiki]] users so that the most heavily referenced and transitted links will be obvious, and can guide further work to improve the [[GFDL corpus]] of information about those topics, and better document connections or relations between the topics on the most heavily connected of the pages. It will be against the CGO's principles to let anyone control or hide this data.

			---------

			=== is Bomis using Wikipedia link transit data ? ===

			*'''According to several people who wish not to be named here, but I know them to have shell access to all servers:'''

	#There is no software on the servers installed that produces reports of link transit		#There is no software on the servers installed that produces reports of link transit
	#No-one is downloading the daily logs which amount to some 5GB/day		#No-one is downloading the daily logs which amount to some 5GB/day
	#The wikimedia developers wish to make [[142.177.X.X]] an open invitation to write code to report the link transit data and post the code to some wiki and they will run it.		#The wikimedia developers wish to make [[142.177.X.X]] an open invitation to write code to report the link transit data and post the code to some wiki and they will run it.

			::Bah. Why would anyone who is [[libel]]led and [[IP block]]ed based on lies participate in any process with these people? Let alone write code for them to make them even more powerful. The right answer is to simply assume [[Bomis]] is already running it, and put the [[burden of proof]] on them to assert to the [[Wikimedia Board of Trustees]] that they are actually NOT running such things.

	See '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wikipedia:Village_pump&oldid=5582713#Downloading_log_files.3F Village Pump on this issue]'''		See '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wikipedia:Village_pump&oldid=5582713#Downloading_log_files.3F Village Pump on this issue]'''

	~~A '''link transit''' is the clicking of a link from one [[web page]] to another. It is exactly this which~~ is ~~paid for~~ in ~~most [[link-back]]~~ [[~~web ad~~]]vertising schemes. For instance, a pornography provider wants to know which of several [[search engine]]s has referred people to it, so it can reward that one with additional business or direct payments.		::Again, there is no discussion in such an [[unequal power relationship]].

	Or, [[Wikipedia]] editors would want to know which links between articles are most heavily transitted so those connections can be elaborated. Unfortunately [[Bomis]] owns this information due to its exclusive controls over the [[Wikipedia]] web servers and 3/5 majority control of the [[Wikimedia Board of Trustees]]. This is just one good example of [[Wikimedia corruption]].

	[[Consumerium Governance Organization]] will reveal '''link transit''' data to all [[Research Wiki]] users so that the most heavily referenced and transitted links will be obvious, and can guide further work to improve the [[GFDL corpus]] of information about those topics, and better document connections or relations between the topics on the most heavily connected of the pages. It will be against the CGO's principles to let anyone control or hide this data.

Jukeboksi: a no one is getting reports of link transit data. you are welcome to write code for such thing and it will be run

2004-09-01T14:25:40Z

a no one is getting reports of link transit data. you are welcome to write code for such thing and it will be run

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:25, 1 September 2004
Line 1:		Line 1:
			'''According to several people who wish not to be named here, but I know them to have shell access to all servers:'''

			#There is no software on the servers installed that produces reports of link transit
			#No-one is downloading the daily logs which amount to some 5GB/day
			#The wikimedia developers wish to make [[142.177.X.X]] an open invitation to write code to report the link transit data and post the code to some wiki and they will run it.

			See '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=Wikipedia:Village_pump&oldid=5582713#Downloading_log_files.3F Village Pump on this issue]'''

	A '''link transit''' is the clicking of a link from one [[web page]] to another. It is exactly this which is paid for in most [[link-back]] [[web ad]]vertising schemes. For instance, a pornography provider wants to know which of several [[search engine]]s has referred people to it, so it can reward that one with additional business or direct payments.		A '''link transit''' is the clicking of a link from one [[web page]] to another. It is exactly this which is paid for in most [[link-back]] [[web ad]]vertising schemes. For instance, a pornography provider wants to know which of several [[search engine]]s has referred people to it, so it can reward that one with additional business or direct payments.

142.177.114.60: more Wikimedia corruption to avoid

2004-08-31T22:32:57Z

more Wikimedia corruption to avoid

New page

A '''link transit''' is the clicking of a link from one [[web page]] to another. It is exactly this which is paid for in most [[link-back]] [[web ad]]vertising schemes. For instance, a pornography provider wants to know which of several [[search engine]]s has referred people to it, so it can reward that one with additional business or direct payments.

Or, [[Wikipedia]] editors would want to know which links between articles are most heavily transitted so those connections can be elaborated. Unfortunately [[Bomis]] owns this information due to its exclusive controls over the [[Wikipedia]] web servers and 3/5 majority control of the [[Wikimedia Board of Trustees]]. This is just one good example of [[Wikimedia corruption]].

[[Consumerium Governance Organization]] will reveal '''link transit''' data to all [[Research Wiki]] users so that the most heavily referenced and transitted links will be obvious, and can guide further work to improve the [[GFDL corpus]] of information about those topics, and better document connections or relations between the topics on the most heavily connected of the pages. It will be against the CGO's principles to let anyone control or hide this data.