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2004-03-09T17:55:31Z

moving irrelevant AWR to talk page

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	Supporting this '''standard''' radically simplifies [[wiki linking]] for the average user and lets different [[web services]] compete to support the [[GFDL text corpus]] better. Unfortunately neither [[MediaWiki]] nor [[GetWiki]] imposes them as a default. They really should.		Supporting this '''standard''' radically simplifies [[wiki linking]] for the average user and lets different [[web services]] compete to support the [[GFDL text corpus]] better. Unfortunately neither [[MediaWiki]] nor [[GetWiki]] imposes them as a default. They really should.

	:One theory is that they do not do so because [[Wikimedia]] wishes its own URIs to be stable, but those of other users of [[MediaWiki]] software to be ever-changing, and thus difficult to remember. This makes it more likely that URIs of Wikipedia pages will be coded into many HTML and XML pages, which helps them advance their claim that they are sole reliable stewards of the [[GFDL text corpus]].

	~~:[[GetWiki]] developers in general resist that claim and are far more likely to implement the '''standard''' as a default, and indeed to work towards [[wikitext standard]]s in general.~~

	''See [http://www.wikinfo.org/wiki.phtml?title=standard_wiki_URI Wikinfo: standard_wiki_URI] for more, and [[interwiki link standard]] for the equivalent issue for links within the [[GFDL text corpus]].''		''See [http://www.wikinfo.org/wiki.phtml?title=standard_wiki_URI Wikinfo: standard_wiki_URI] for more, and [[interwiki link standard]] for the equivalent issue for links within the [[GFDL text corpus]].''

142.177.92.162 at 01:06, 9 March 2004

2004-03-09T01:06:47Z

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	protocol://language.service_domain.top_level_domain/wiki/page_name/subpage#section		protocol://language.service_domain.top_level_domain/wiki/page_name/subpage#section

	Only the "/wiki/" is constant. ~~These~~ are relatively easy to remember, e.g. one can easily rattle off [[URI]]s of the form http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/'''''troll''''' where only '''''troll''''' must change to find some other article within en.wikipedia, and where one would be able to simply swap '''''consumerium''''' for '''''wikipedia''''' to find the equivalent article there, i.e. http://en.'''''consumerium'''''.org/wiki/troll.		Only the "/wiki/" is constant. Although they are a little more complex than the [[interwiki link standard]] that applies when both protocol (http://) and subprotocol (/wiki/) can be assumed, these are relatively easy to remember, e.g. one can easily rattle off [[URI]]s of the form http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/'''''troll''''' where only '''''troll''''' must change to find some other article within en.wikipedia, and where one would be able to simply swap '''''consumerium''''' for '''''wikipedia''''' to find the equivalent article there, i.e. http://en.'''''consumerium'''''.org/wiki/troll. If no article in that language at that service exists, then an explanatory message in the requested language should appear to offer perhaps a machine-translated page, or approved references elsewhere.

	Supporting this radically simplifies [[wiki linking]] for the average user and lets different [[web services]] compete to support the [[GFDL text corpus]] better. Unfortunately neither [[MediaWiki]] nor [[GetWiki]] imposes them as a default. They really should.		Supporting this '''standard''' radically simplifies [[wiki linking]] for the average user and lets different [[web services]] compete to support the [[GFDL text corpus]] better. Unfortunately neither [[MediaWiki]] nor [[GetWiki]] imposes them as a default. They really should.

	:One theory is that they do not do so because [[Wikimedia]] wishes its own URIs to be stable, but those of other users of [[MediaWiki]] software to be ever-changing, and thus difficult to remember. This makes it more likely that URIs of Wikipedia pages will be coded into many HTML and XML pages, which helps them advance their claim that they are sole reliable stewards of the [[GFDL text corpus]].		:One theory is that they do not do so because [[Wikimedia]] wishes its own URIs to be stable, but those of other users of [[MediaWiki]] software to be ever-changing, and thus difficult to remember. This makes it more likely that URIs of Wikipedia pages will be coded into many HTML and XML pages, which helps them advance their claim that they are sole reliable stewards of the [[GFDL text corpus]].

142.177.92.162 at 01:04, 9 March 2004

2004-03-09T01:04:41Z

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	Only the "/wiki/" is constant. These are relatively easy to remember, e.g. one can easily rattle off [[URI]]s of the form http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/'''''troll''''' where only '''''troll''''' must change to find some other article within en.wikipedia, and where one would be able to simply swap '''''consumerium''''' for '''''wikipedia''''' to find the equivalent article there, i.e. http://en.'''''consumerium'''''.org/wiki/troll.		Only the "/wiki/" is constant. These are relatively easy to remember, e.g. one can easily rattle off [[URI]]s of the form http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/'''''troll''''' where only '''''troll''''' must change to find some other article within en.wikipedia, and where one would be able to simply swap '''''consumerium''''' for '''''wikipedia''''' to find the equivalent article there, i.e. http://en.'''''consumerium'''''.org/wiki/troll.

	Supporting this radically simplifies [[wiki linking]]. Unfortunately neither [[MediaWiki]] nor [[GetWiki]] imposes them as a default. They really should. One theory is that they do not do so because [[Wikimedia]] wishes its own URIs to be stable, but those of other users of [[MediaWiki]] software to be ever-changing, and thus difficult to remember. This makes it more likely that URIs of Wikipedia pages will be coded into many HTML and XML pages, which helps them advance their claim that they are sole reliable stewards of the [[GFDL text corpus]]. [[GetWiki]] developers in general resist that claim and are far more likely to implement the '''standard''' as a default, and indeed to work towards [[wikitext standard]]s in general.		Supporting this radically simplifies [[wiki linking]] for the average user and lets different [[web services]] compete to support the [[GFDL text corpus]] better. Unfortunately neither [[MediaWiki]] nor [[GetWiki]] imposes them as a default. They really should.

			:One theory is that they do not do so because [[Wikimedia]] wishes its own URIs to be stable, but those of other users of [[MediaWiki]] software to be ever-changing, and thus difficult to remember. This makes it more likely that URIs of Wikipedia pages will be coded into many HTML and XML pages, which helps them advance their claim that they are sole reliable stewards of the [[GFDL text corpus]].

			:[[GetWiki]] developers in general resist that claim and are far more likely to implement the '''standard''' as a default, and indeed to work towards [[wikitext standard]]s in general.

	''See [http://www.wikinfo.org/wiki.phtml?title=standard_wiki_URI Wikinfo: standard_wiki_URI] for more, and [[interwiki link standard]] for the equivalent issue for links within the [[GFDL text corpus]].''		''See [http://www.wikinfo.org/wiki.phtml?title=standard_wiki_URI Wikinfo: standard_wiki_URI] for more, and [[interwiki link standard]] for the equivalent issue for links within the [[GFDL text corpus]].''

142.177.92.162 at 01:03, 9 March 2004

2004-03-09T01:03:32Z

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	protocol://language.service_domain.top_level_domain/wiki/page_name/subpage#section		protocol://language.service_domain.top_level_domain/wiki/page_name/subpage#section

	Only the "/wiki/" is constant. These are relatively easy to remember, e.g. one can easily rattle off [[URI]]s of the form http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/'''''troll''''' where only '''''troll''''' must change to find some other article within en.wikipedia, and where one would be able to simply swap '''''consumerium'''' for '''''wikipedia''''' to find the equivalent article there, i.e. http://en.'''''consumerium'''''.org/wiki/troll.		Only the "/wiki/" is constant. These are relatively easy to remember, e.g. one can easily rattle off [[URI]]s of the form http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/'''''troll''''' where only '''''troll''''' must change to find some other article within en.wikipedia, and where one would be able to simply swap '''''consumerium''''' for '''''wikipedia''''' to find the equivalent article there, i.e. http://en.'''''consumerium'''''.org/wiki/troll.

	Supporting this radically simplifies [[wiki linking]]. Unfortunately neither [[MediaWiki]] nor [[GetWiki]] imposes them as a default. They really should. One theory is that they do not do so because [[Wikimedia]] wishes its own URIs to be stable, but those of other users of [[MediaWiki]] software to be ever-changing, and thus difficult to remember. This makes it more likely that URIs of Wikipedia pages will be coded into many HTML and XML pages, which helps them advance their claim that they are sole reliable stewards of the [[GFDL text corpus]]. [[GetWiki]] developers in general resist that claim and are far more likely to implement the '''standard''' as a default, and indeed to work towards [[wikitext standard]]s in general.		Supporting this radically simplifies [[wiki linking]]. Unfortunately neither [[MediaWiki]] nor [[GetWiki]] imposes them as a default. They really should. One theory is that they do not do so because [[Wikimedia]] wishes its own URIs to be stable, but those of other users of [[MediaWiki]] software to be ever-changing, and thus difficult to remember. This makes it more likely that URIs of Wikipedia pages will be coded into many HTML and XML pages, which helps them advance their claim that they are sole reliable stewards of the [[GFDL text corpus]]. [[GetWiki]] developers in general resist that claim and are far more likely to implement the '''standard''' as a default, and indeed to work towards [[wikitext standard]]s in general.

	''See [http://www.wikinfo.org/wiki.phtml?title=standard_wiki_URI Wikinfo: standard_wiki_URI] for more, and [[interwiki link standard]] for the equivalent issue for links within the [[GFDL text corpus]].''		''See [http://www.wikinfo.org/wiki.phtml?title=standard_wiki_URI Wikinfo: standard_wiki_URI] for more, and [[interwiki link standard]] for the equivalent issue for links within the [[GFDL text corpus]].''

142.177.92.162 at 01:03, 9 March 2004

2004-03-09T01:03:05Z

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	In HTML and XML referring to articles in the [[GFDL text corpus]] '''standard wiki URI''' is stated as follows:		In HTML and XML referring to articles in the [[GFDL text corpus]], a '''standard wiki URI''' is stated as follows:

	protocol://language.service_domain.top_level_domain/wiki/page_name/subpage#section		protocol://language.service_domain.top_level_domain/wiki/page_name/subpage#section

	Only the "/wiki/" is constant. These are relatively easy to remember, e.g. one can easily rattle off [[URI]]s of the form http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/'''troll''' where only '''troll''' must change to find some other article.		Only the "/wiki/" is constant. These are relatively easy to remember, e.g. one can easily rattle off [[URI]]s of the form http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/'''''troll''''' where only '''''troll''''' must change to find some other article within en.wikipedia, and where one would be able to simply swap '''''consumerium'''' for '''''wikipedia''''' to find the equivalent article there, i.e. http://en.'''''consumerium'''''.org/wiki/troll.

	Supporting ~~these~~ radically simplifies [[wiki linking]]. Unfortunately neither [[MediaWiki]] nor [[GetWiki]] imposes them as a default. They really should. One theory is that they do not do so because [[Wikimedia]] wishes its own URIs to be stable, but those of other users of [[MediaWiki]] software to be ever-changing, and thus difficult to remember. This makes it more likely that URIs of Wikipedia pages will be coded into many HTML and XML pages, which helps them advance their claim that they are sole reliable stewards of the [[GFDL text corpus]]. [[GetWiki]] developers in general resist that claim and are far more likely to implement the '''standard''' as a default, and indeed to work towards [[wikitext standard]]s in general.		Supporting this radically simplifies [[wiki linking]]. Unfortunately neither [[MediaWiki]] nor [[GetWiki]] imposes them as a default. They really should. One theory is that they do not do so because [[Wikimedia]] wishes its own URIs to be stable, but those of other users of [[MediaWiki]] software to be ever-changing, and thus difficult to remember. This makes it more likely that URIs of Wikipedia pages will be coded into many HTML and XML pages, which helps them advance their claim that they are sole reliable stewards of the [[GFDL text corpus]]. [[GetWiki]] developers in general resist that claim and are far more likely to implement the '''standard''' as a default, and indeed to work towards [[wikitext standard]]s in general.

	''See [http://www.wikinfo.org/wiki.phtml?title=standard_wiki_URI Wikinfo: standard_wiki_URI] for more, and [[interwiki link standard]] for the equivalent issue for links within the [[GFDL text corpus]].''		''See [http://www.wikinfo.org/wiki.phtml?title=standard_wiki_URI Wikinfo: standard_wiki_URI] for more, and [[interwiki link standard]] for the equivalent issue for links within the [[GFDL text corpus]].''

142.177.92.162 at 01:00, 9 March 2004

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	Only the "/wiki/" is constant. These are relatively easy to remember, e.g. one can easily rattle off [[URI]]s of the form http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/'''troll''' where only '''troll''' must change to find some other article.		Only the "/wiki/" is constant. These are relatively easy to remember, e.g. one can easily rattle off [[URI]]s of the form http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/'''troll''' where only '''troll''' must change to find some other article.

	Supporting these radically simplifies [[wiki linking]]. Unfortunately neither [[MediaWiki]] nor [[GetWiki]] imposes them as a default. They really should.		Supporting these radically simplifies [[wiki linking]]. Unfortunately neither [[MediaWiki]] nor [[GetWiki]] imposes them as a default. They really should. One theory is that they do not do so because [[Wikimedia]] wishes its own URIs to be stable, but those of other users of [[MediaWiki]] software to be ever-changing, and thus difficult to remember. This makes it more likely that URIs of Wikipedia pages will be coded into many HTML and XML pages, which helps them advance their claim that they are sole reliable stewards of the [[GFDL text corpus]]. [[GetWiki]] developers in general resist that claim and are far more likely to implement the '''standard''' as a default, and indeed to work towards [[wikitext standard]]s in general.

	''See [http://www.wikinfo.org/wiki.phtml?title=standard_wiki_URI Wikinfo: standard_wiki_URI] for more, and [[interwiki link standard]] for the equivalent issue for links within the [[GFDL text corpus]].''		''See [http://www.wikinfo.org/wiki.phtml?title=standard_wiki_URI Wikinfo: standard_wiki_URI] for more, and [[interwiki link standard]] for the equivalent issue for links within the [[GFDL text corpus]].''

142.177.92.162 at 00:17, 9 March 2004

2004-03-09T00:17:44Z

New page

In HTML and XML referring to articles in the [[GFDL text corpus]] '''standard wiki URI''' is stated as follows:

protocol://language.service_domain.top_level_domain/wiki/page_name/subpage#section

Only the "/wiki/" is constant. These are relatively easy to remember, e.g. one can easily rattle off [[URI]]s of the form http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/'''troll''' where only '''troll''' must change to find some other article.

Supporting these radically simplifies [[wiki linking]]. Unfortunately neither [[MediaWiki]] nor [[GetWiki]] imposes them as a default. They really should.

''See [http://www.wikinfo.org/wiki.phtml?title=standard_wiki_URI Wikinfo: standard_wiki_URI] for more, and [[interwiki link standard]] for the equivalent issue for links within the [[GFDL text corpus]].''