User:Juxo/Wikipedia software ideas - Revision history

Jukeboksi: Pedianary-feature --> m:Pedianary + trollishnessess go to talk page

2003-08-27T00:18:34Z

Pedianary-feature --> m:Pedianary + trollishnessess go to talk page

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	For Wikipedia and Other sites using Wikipedia Software		For Wikipedia and Other sites using Wikipedia Software

	===~~See~~ [[m:HACSAW\| Highly Avantgarde Client Side Accelerated Wikifying]]===		===[[m:HACSAW\| Highly Avantgarde Client Side Accelerated Wikifying]]===
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			For [[Wikipedia]] and [[Wiktionary]] interaction

	***Trolls ask ''How about barcodes corresponding to Wikipedia article names, so that one swipe brings up that URL? Then you could put stickers on everything. [[~~Consumerium~~]] ~~could really use that, obviously.''~~		===[[m:Pedianary]]===
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	For [[Wikipedia]] and [[Wiktionary]] interaction		For [[Wikipedia]] and [[Wiktionary]] interaction
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	* Automatical link from Wiktionary article to Wikipedia article or notification that there is no article on this subject in Wikipedia.		* Automatical link from Wiktionary article to Wikipedia article or notification that there is no article on this subject in Wikipedia.

	* A new preference in Wikipedia that allows you to set the languages you speak well
	**When surfing to an Wikipedia article get automatically notified if the article name exists in Wiktionary and whether there are any languages missing that you could do.
	** Taken further the link colors of all links in the article could be set to indicate whether there is something for you to contribute in Wiktionary (performance hogger i know).
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	For Wikipedia		For Wikipedia

	* New wiki syntax for marking up geographical references, which would make it possible to do geographical searches (heavy, heavy performace hogger, but leading the way into future for the rest of the web. This geographical indexing would require a new machine(s)). See [[m:Geospatial reference]]		* New wiki syntax for marking up geographical references, which would make it possible to do geographical searches (heavy, heavy performace hogger, but leading the way into future for the rest of the web. This geographical indexing would require a new machine(s)). See [[m:Geospatial reference]]

	**''Trolls suggest this be coordinated with [http://p2pmap.org P2Pmap] which is thinking through geo-searches.''

	* Downloading/Uploading your Watchlist. Multiple watchlists: Private and group watchlists. This would be useful:		* Downloading/Uploading your Watchlist. Multiple watchlists: Private and group watchlists. This would be useful:
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	*Search for pages where language string [[XYZ]] does not exist. (For finding places to contribute)		*Search for pages where language string [[XYZ]] does not exist. (For finding places to contribute)

	**''Trolls suggest automatic integration with [http://www.rosettaproject.org/ Rosetta Project] - automatically makes all languages there part of Wiktionary!''

Jukeboksi: moved stuff to m:HACSAW

2003-08-24T15:43:29Z

moved stuff to m:HACSAW

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	* Highly Avantgarde Client-Side Accelerated Wikifying. (HACSAW) Something like client side cache of '''all article names''' with '''few first lines of wiki code''' from each article, stored in a persistent, periodically updated hashtable and some sort of enhanced editing window (Java applet?), that automatically highlights '''possible wiki-links''' when writing them and then when I write double braces around something a hoverbox shows the first lines of the link target, so that I can be sure of pointing to an article that is in the context I would otherwise have to guess it is.		===See [[m:HACSAW\| Highly Avantgarde Client Side Accelerated Wikifying]]===
	**This would reduce load on Wikipedia: No need to load full articles, just to check if it is the article I guess it is. Example: [[w:LTD]] ~~has no mention of being a private incorporated body in British English. Applicable to Wikipedia and other sites that utilize links to Wikipedia.~~
	**Makes Wikifying easier.
	**Autocorrection of linking to redirection articles to the final target (?)
	**Some guru types could write code that guesses matches. Examples:
	***Detect verbs and convert them to '''possible links''' to the matching noun.
	***Detect plurals and conjugations and convert them to '''possible links''' to the singular, unconjugated article match
	**Make things even more intuitive and advance correct spelling by including '''nonexistent, but already linked to article names''' in the hashtable. This would reduce the amount of unnecessary manual labour (link correcting) after a previously unexistent article has been written, since the name can be sort of negotiated even before the article exists... or something.

	***Trolls ask ''How about barcodes corresponding to Wikipedia article names, so that one swipe brings up that URL? Then you could put stickers on everything. [[Consumerium]] could really use that, obviously.''		***Trolls ask ''How about barcodes corresponding to Wikipedia article names, so that one swipe brings up that URL? Then you could put stickers on everything. [[Consumerium]] could really use that, obviously.''

80.221.66.77 at 15:21, 15 August 2003

2003-08-15T15:21:04Z

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	* Client-Side Accelerated Wikifying. (~~CSAW~~) Something like client side cache of '''all article names''' with '''few first lines of wiki code''' from each article, stored in a persistent, periodically updated hashtable and some sort of enhanced editing window (Java applet?), that automatically highlights '''possible wiki-links''' when writing them and then when I write double braces around something a hoverbox shows the first lines of the link target, so that I can be sure of pointing to an article that is in the context I would otherwise have to guess it is.		* Highly Avantgarde Client-Side Accelerated Wikifying. (HACSAW) Something like client side cache of '''all article names''' with '''few first lines of wiki code''' from each article, stored in a persistent, periodically updated hashtable and some sort of enhanced editing window (Java applet?), that automatically highlights '''possible wiki-links''' when writing them and then when I write double braces around something a hoverbox shows the first lines of the link target, so that I can be sure of pointing to an article that is in the context I would otherwise have to guess it is.
	**This would reduce load on Wikipedia: No need to load full articles, just to check if it is the article I guess it is. Example: [[w:LTD]] has no mention of being a private incorporated body in British English. Applicable to Wikipedia and other sites that utilize links to Wikipedia.		**This would reduce load on Wikipedia: No need to load full articles, just to check if it is the article I guess it is. Example: [[w:LTD]] has no mention of being a private incorporated body in British English. Applicable to Wikipedia and other sites that utilize links to Wikipedia.
	**Makes Wikifying easier.		**Makes Wikifying easier.

Jukeboksi: For Wikipedia and Wiktionary interaction

2003-08-14T01:16:51Z

For Wikipedia and Wiktionary interaction

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	***Trolls ask ''How about barcodes corresponding to Wikipedia article names, so that one swipe brings up that URL? Then you could put stickers on everything. [[Consumerium]] could really use that, obviously.''		***Trolls ask ''How about barcodes corresponding to Wikipedia article names, so that one swipe brings up that URL? Then you could put stickers on everything. [[Consumerium]] could really use that, obviously.''
			----
			For [[Wikipedia]] and [[Wiktionary]] interaction

			* Automatical link from Wiktionary article to Wikipedia article or notification that there is no article on this subject in Wikipedia.

			* A new preference in Wikipedia that allows you to set the languages you speak well
			**When surfing to an Wikipedia article get automatically notified if the article name exists in Wiktionary and whether there are any languages missing that you could do.
			** Taken further the link colors of all links in the article could be set to indicate whether there is something for you to contribute in Wiktionary (performance hogger i know).
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	For Wikipedia		For Wikipedia

142.177.109.148: suggestions

2003-08-14T00:04:26Z

suggestions

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	* Client-Side Accelerated Wikifying. (CSAW) Something like client side cache of '''all article names''' with '''few first lines of wiki code''' from each article, stored in a persistent, periodically updated hashtable and some sort of enhanced editing window (Java applet?), that automatically highlights '''possible wiki-links''' when writing them and then when I write double braces around something a hoverbox shows the first lines of the link target, so that I can be sure of pointing to an article that is in the context I would otherwise have to guess it is.		* Client-Side Accelerated Wikifying. (CSAW) Something like client side cache of '''all article names''' with '''few first lines of wiki code''' from each article, stored in a persistent, periodically updated hashtable and some sort of enhanced editing window (Java applet?), that automatically highlights '''possible wiki-links''' when writing them and then when I write double braces around something a hoverbox shows the first lines of the link target, so that I can be sure of pointing to an article that is in the context I would otherwise have to guess it is.
	**This would reduce load on Wikipedia: No need to load full articles, just to check if it is the article I guess it is. Example: [[w:LTD]] has no mention of being a private incorporated body in ~~Brittish~~ English. Applicable to Wikipedia and other sites that utilize links to Wikipedia.		**This would reduce load on Wikipedia: No need to load full articles, just to check if it is the article I guess it is. Example: [[w:LTD]] has no mention of being a private incorporated body in British English. Applicable to Wikipedia and other sites that utilize links to Wikipedia.
	**Makes Wikifying easier.		**Makes Wikifying easier.
	**Autocorrection of linking to redirection articles to the final target (?)		**Autocorrection of linking to redirection articles to the final target (?)
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	***Detect plurals and conjugations and convert them to '''possible links''' to the singular, unconjugated article match		***Detect plurals and conjugations and convert them to '''possible links''' to the singular, unconjugated article match
	**Make things even more intuitive and advance correct spelling by including '''nonexistent, but already linked to article names''' in the hashtable. This would reduce the amount of unnecessary manual labour (link correcting) after a previously unexistent article has been written, since the name can be sort of negotiated even before the article exists... or something.		**Make things even more intuitive and advance correct spelling by including '''nonexistent, but already linked to article names''' in the hashtable. This would reduce the amount of unnecessary manual labour (link correcting) after a previously unexistent article has been written, since the name can be sort of negotiated even before the article exists... or something.

			***Trolls ask ''How about barcodes corresponding to Wikipedia article names, so that one swipe brings up that URL? Then you could put stickers on everything. [[Consumerium]] could really use that, obviously.''

	----		----
	For Wikipedia		For Wikipedia

	* New wiki syntax for marking up geographical references, which would make it possible to do geographical searches (heavy, heavy performace hogger, but leading the way into future for the rest of the web. This geographical indexing would require a new machine(s)). See [[m:Geospatial reference]]		* New wiki syntax for marking up geographical references, which would make it possible to do geographical searches (heavy, heavy performace hogger, but leading the way into future for the rest of the web. This geographical indexing would require a new machine(s)). See [[m:Geospatial reference]]

			**''Trolls suggest this be coordinated with [http://p2pmap.org P2Pmap] which is thinking through geo-searches.''

	* Downloading/Uploading your Watchlist. Multiple watchlists: Private and group watchlists. This would be useful:		* Downloading/Uploading your Watchlist. Multiple watchlists: Private and group watchlists. This would be useful:
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	*Search for pages where language string [[XYZ]] does not exist. (For finding places to contribute)		*Search for pages where language string [[XYZ]] does not exist. (For finding places to contribute)

			**''Trolls suggest automatic integration with [http://www.rosettaproject.org/ Rosetta Project] - automatically makes all languages there part of Wiktionary!''

Jukeboksi: Client-Side Accelerated Wikifying (CSAW). HA-AvantgardeWikiImplementationHas-CSAW ;)

2003-08-13T23:52:09Z

Client-Side Accelerated Wikifying (CSAW). HA-AvantgardeWikiImplementationHas-CSAW ;)

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			For Wikipedia and Other sites using Wikipedia Software

			* Client-Side Accelerated Wikifying. (CSAW) Something like client side cache of '''all article names''' with '''few first lines of wiki code''' from each article, stored in a persistent, periodically updated hashtable and some sort of enhanced editing window (Java applet?), that automatically highlights '''possible wiki-links''' when writing them and then when I write double braces around something a hoverbox shows the first lines of the link target, so that I can be sure of pointing to an article that is in the context I would otherwise have to guess it is.
			**This would reduce load on Wikipedia: No need to load full articles, just to check if it is the article I guess it is. Example: [[w:LTD]] has no mention of being a private incorporated body in Brittish English. Applicable to Wikipedia and other sites that utilize links to Wikipedia.
			**Makes Wikifying easier.
			**Autocorrection of linking to redirection articles to the final target (?)
			**Some guru types could write code that guesses matches. Examples:
			***Detect verbs and convert them to '''possible links''' to the matching noun.
			***Detect plurals and conjugations and convert them to '''possible links''' to the singular, unconjugated article match
			**Make things even more intuitive and advance correct spelling by including '''nonexistent, but already linked to article names''' in the hashtable. This would reduce the amount of unnecessary manual labour (link correcting) after a previously unexistent article has been written, since the name can be sort of negotiated even before the article exists... or something.

			----
	For Wikipedia		For Wikipedia


	* New wiki syntax for marking up geographical references, which would make it possible to do geographical searches (heavy, heavy performace hogger, but leading the way into future for the rest of the web. This geographical indexing would require a new machine(s)). See [[m:Geospatial reference]]		* New wiki syntax for marking up geographical references, which would make it possible to do geographical searches (heavy, heavy performace hogger, but leading the way into future for the rest of the web. This geographical indexing would require a new machine(s)). See [[m:Geospatial reference]]

Jukeboksi: gearing up for posting to wikitech-l

2003-07-24T17:47:37Z

gearing up for posting to wikitech-l

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 * A new preference, that edits under 1 line automatically go to the Summary (performance hogger, I know)
 * New Special Page: List of external links sitewide
-* New wiki syntax for marking up geographical references, which would make it possible to do geographical searches (heavy, heavy performace hogger, but leading the way into future for the rest of the web. This geographical indexing would require a new machine(s))
+*Search for pages where language string [[XYZ]] does not exist. (For finding places to contribute)

Jukeboksi at 12:23, 18 March 2003

2003-03-18T12:23:26Z

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	* New Special Page: List of external links sitewide		* New Special Page: List of external links sitewide

			* New wiki syntax for marking up geographical references, which would make it possible to do geographical searches (heavy, heavy performace hogger, but leading the way into future for the rest of the web. This geographical indexing would require a new machine(s))

Jukeboksi: Some ideas on additions to Phase IV of Wikipedia software

2003-03-15T14:35:44Z

Some ideas on additions to Phase IV of Wikipedia software

New page

* A new preference, that edits under 1 line automatically go to the Summary (performance hogger, I know)

* New Special Page: List of external links sitewide