Search results

...f the [[Consumerium buying signal]] end user sees it then it is a [[Signal:term]] that appears in the Consumerium UI.

...[WAP]] page looks different from an [[XML]] from an [[HTML]] page). ''The term '''intermediate page''' is adopted from [[Metaweb]] where they are working

subject and scope of the deliberation, defines the [[term]]s and distinct The [[Publish:policy]] might draw something from the memeio model or even use memeio-xml.

...elation to [[Research Wiki]] and the [[Consumerium buying signal]], i.e. [[Publish Wiki]] is a much more cogent concern - see [[philosophy]] for some of the m ...r tradeoffs that are involved in the [[buying criteria]] of a person - the term [[moral purchasing]] itself admits that it is as personal as any other [[mo

...and images? Well, it seems like GFDL encyclopedia corpus would be a useful term, since it isn't Wikipedia (although, of course, it would be appropriate to ...the contribution by Wikipedia, I'm not suggesting that you should use the term to refer to the Wikipedia project, just that there are times when one is ta

...ructure]] or [[bureaucracy]] that must [[refer]] any [[factionally defined term]]s (like "[[trolls]]") and [[defer]] to formal [[faction]] [[representative *authorized [[Publish Wiki]] users might need an ability to simply [[delete page]]s that are cont

...], e.g. [[sysopism]], [[feminism]], [[communism]], and may be named with a term used only by the believers in those terms, e.g. only [[sysopist]]s believe *[[Publish:namespace]] for things the CGO actually has published under its own liabili

...feedback, e.g. [[XML]] integration perhaps using [[GetWiki]] in the short term, and [[Python]] integration to exploit [[mobile device code]] later *[[Content Wiki]]/[[Signal Wiki]]/[[Publish Wiki]] - three names for the same thing - which generates the [[Consumerium

...]] debates and discovery of what is actually considered [[fair]] for the [[Publish Wiki]] in the alternative naming scheme) versus what is "subjective".''

...atural intelligence''' displayed by humans and animals. Colloquially, the term "artificial intelligence" is used to describe machines that mimic "cognitiv ...is a global [[w:law firm|law firm]], founded in Los Angeles in 1890. They publish a quarterly legal update on "Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems

...ience store and electronic(s) stores that gave you a price based on search term and area. ...orm]]</s> was proposed by [[142.177.X.X]] to be useful to emulate to set [[Publish:policy]] as it has very similar problems notably with [[faction]] and chall