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Wikimedia Highlights from October 2013 redigér
The Signpost: 13 November 2013 redigér
- Special report: FDC staff assessments raise the benchmarks for activities, impact, planning, and governance
- News and notes: Trademark at issue again with the Italian Wikipedia and wikipedia.it
- Traffic report: Google Doodlebugs bust the block
- Discussion report: Commas, Draft namespace proposal, education updates, and more
- WikiProject report: The world of soap operas
- Featured content: 1244 Chinese handscroll leads nine-strong picture contingent
Wikidata weekly summary #84 redigér
- Discussions
- Events/Press/Blogs
- Digitale Bibliothek 2013 is taking place, November 21st to November 22nd
- Wikidata office hour logs are available here
- Other Noteworthy Stuff
- Magnus creates a Wikidata search add-on for Wikipedia
- Freebase-Wikidata mappings are produced by Google
- The Wikidata IRC channel is moving from #wikimedia-wikidata to #wikidata.
- Magnus and the Wikidata created redlink lists
- Did you know?
- Newest properties: feed URL, language regulatory body, BAV (Vatican Library) identifier, asteroid taxonomy
- Newest task forces:
- Development
- Added a keyboard shortcut to get from an article to its associated item on Wikidata (bugzilla:bug 46538)
- Fixed bugzilla:49434 (Support diff=0 in Wikibase)
- Worked on Lua improvements including bugzilla:54324 (sequence in Lua should start with 1)
- Started making improvements to the loading time of items
- Started creating a special page to show the items with the most sitelinks (bugzilla:46217)
- More work on ranks for statements
- Worked on putting the datatype into the JSON output
- Worked more on support for enhanced changes format in client
- Cleaned up code that handles Wikibase entries in client recent changes
- Added tests for recent changes formatting code in MediaWiki code
- Updated Wikibase to maintain compatibility with changes in Universal Language Selector
- Removed many deprecates method usages related to EntityId
- Improved Special:SetSiteLink page
- Removed obsolete EntityCache code from Wikibase Client
- Removed obsolete SearchEntityArtefacts script from Wikibase Repo
- Updated usages of EntityId to usages of ItemId and PropertyId where applicable
- Open Tasks for You
- Update, expand and translate d:Wikidata:Introduction to make it easier for newcomers to understand what Wikidata is all about.
- Create a mineral species, help out the Mineralogy task force by forming new new statements today!
- Help fix formatting and value issues for a property.
- Build a bot for one of the "bot requests".
- Hack on one of these.
This Month in Education: November 2013 redigér
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The Signpost: 20 November 2013 redigér
- From the editor: The Signpost needs your help
- News and notes: Foundation to Wiki-PR: cease and desist; Arbitration Committee elections starting
- Book review: Peter Burke's Social History of Knowledge—ambitious, fascinating, and exhaustive
- Traffic report: Ill Winds
- WikiProject report: Score! American football on Wikipedia
- Featured content: Rockin' the featured pictures
Wikidata weekly summary #85 redigér
- Discussions
- Events/Press/Blogs
- Other Noteworthy Stuff
- Reasonator now supports cities and locations
- The quantities datatype is available for testing
- Did you know?
- Newest properties: main food source, GHS signal word, Digital Rights Management system, legal citation, light characteristic of a lighthouse, crew member, donated by, awarded by, doctoral thesis, SUDOC catalog (editions only), SBFI occupation code, SBC-2010 occupation code, CNO-11 occupation code, KldB-2010 occupation code
- Development
- Refactored Api output
- Collect tasks for Google Code In
- Make wbeditentity accept serialization with the id and type keys
- Start setting up ‘automated’ part of the Wikidata build script
- Released version 1.0 of the Ask library https://github.com/wmde/Ask
- Fixed dependency injection issue in Wikibase Query
- Started work on providing a new serialization library that does not have the design issues of the current data model serialization code and can be used as standalone PHP library
- Moved quantity data type out of experimental and enabled on https://test.wikidata.org
- Improved Wikibase Lua code
- Open Tasks for You
- Update, expand and translate d:Wikidata:Introduction to make it easier for newcomers to understand what Wikidata is all about.
- Improve some road items in your country by adding some statements to them.
- Help fix formatting and value issues for a property.
- Build a bot for one of the "bot requests".
- Hack on one of these.
Seertal redigér
Hej, du har jo været her et godt stykke tid, som andre selvfølgelig. Jeg har kigget lidt rundt omkring de sidste par måneder, på antallet af besøgende ifølge statistikken. Er det standard, at sider fordobles ca. i efteråret og vinteren? TherasTaneel (diskussion) 27. nov 2013, 20:59 (CET)
- Det skulle ikke undre mig, men det er ikke en detalje, jeg har set på. --Palnatoke (diskussion) 27. nov 2013, 21:25 (CET)
- Alright ;) jeg havde håbet at kunne sige at interne links fordobler antallet og med cirka en fjerdedel på de andre sider en artikel henviser til via links, men meh, sikkert bare koldt. TherasTaneel (diskussion) 27. nov 2013, 21:29 (CET)
Slaget ved Wien nomineret til GA redigér
Tak for din hjælp ved evalueringen af artiklen.
Jeg har nu nomineret Slaget ved Wien til GA. Hvis du har mulighed for det, vil jeg meget gerne have dine kommentarer og evt. støtte til nomineringen. mvh Per (PerV) (diskussion) 29. nov 2013, 10:22 (CET)
Wikidata weekly summary #86 redigér
- Discussions
- Events/Press/Blogs
- Other Noteworthy Stuff
- Did you know?
- Newest properties: ZDB identifier, sockets supported, film editor, type of kinship, relative, manager/director, Dewey Decimal Classification, honorific suffix
- Newest task forces: Sports results task force
- Development
- Ranks are nearing completion (bugzilla:49120)
- Quantities got some more love (improved diff, added scientific notation and simple localisation and made it possible to show/not show + for positive values - bugzilla:54318)
- Ordering of statement groups is nearing completion
- Avoid loading all referenced items in EntityView to improve loading time of items
- Finalizing the inclusion of data types in JSON output
- Fixed 2 XML errors on test.wikidata.org ready for deployment
- Started work on a Wikibase-independent serialization component for DataValues
- Worked on making Lua arrays start with 1 instead of 0 (bugzilla:54324)
- Released the Datavalues library
- Improved enhanced changes code in core, to better allow Wikibase (and Flow) to support that format
- Defined permissions for Simple Queries
- First Google Code-In task completed (meaning Special:SetSitelink now retains POSTed infomation after an error so you don't have to enter it again)
- Open Tasks for You
- Update, expand and translate d:Wikidata:Introduction to make it easier for newcomers to understand what Wikidata is all about.
- Improve some road items in your country by adding some statements to them.
- Help fix formatting and value issues for a property.
- Build a bot for one of the "bot requests".
- Hack on one of these.
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Meta translation coordinators, 2. dec 2013, 23:03 (CET)The Signpost: 04 December 2013 redigér
- News and notes: One decade of Wikisource; FDC recommendations raise serious questions
- Discussion report: Musical scores, diversity conference, Module:Convert, and more
- WikiProject report: Electronic Apple Pie
- Traffic report: Kennedy shot Who
- Featured content: F*&!
- Arbitration report: Ottoman Empire–Turkey naming dispute case opens; New discretionary sanctions draft proposal available for review
- Recent research: Reciprocity and reputation motivate contributions to Wikipedia; indigenous knowledge and "cultural imperialism"; how PR people see Wikipedia
Billede af "Simple tufting machine" // Palnatoke / Wicca redigér
Hey der.
Jeg læste en Wikipedia-artikel omhandlende "Wicca" - mens der i TV blev sendt en udsendelse om "hekse"-kulten / - traditionen under samme navn. En vis Kristian Leth ville undersøge dette emne, og således kom han i kontakt med nogle danske Wicca-"hekse". Der blev i filmen vist og forklaret forskellige aspekter omkring det, at tilhøre denne kreds af mennesker - flere kvinder end mænd tilsyneladende - , der har tilknytning til Wicca. Ganske interessant for en lægmand som mig, der altid søger at blive klogere på alt muligt forskelligt.
Men derudover: Jeg klikkede på links i artiklen, links med igen nye artikler, der skulle fortælle og forklare om diverse stikord og navne i selve artiklen; som det jo typisk er - generelt i internettet. Altså det, at når man læser/studerer et emne i en internet-artikel, så kommer der typisk det ene link efter det andet, som man jo gerne straks følger for også at blive lidt oplyst herom. Og hurtigt er man et par - eller flere - klik fra den oprindelige artikel, som man startede med at studere. Det er da også ok og i orden, idet der er forskellige muligheder/menuer, kommandoer ("favorit"side som kan gemmes til senere (gen)læsning; og flere værktøjer ..).
Herved kom jeg til et link; et foto/billede af "Simple tufting machine" som hænger sammen med navnet Palnatoke. Denne er åbenbart en person, der skriver sine bidrag til Wikipedia og andet. Bare for at fortælle, at jeg også har liggende et sådant redskab - altså "Simple tufting machine". Uden anelse omkring anvendelsen af dette "værktøj", som jeg vil kalde det. Gætter på noget med at sy, noget med en tråd eller garn ...
Min afsluttende kommentar er, at den artikel om "Wicca" i Wiccapedia, pardon: det hedder Wikipedia (min egen lille vittighed, undskyld igen!), nogen få steder - i nogle få passager - er svær at forstå, rent sprogmæssigt. Har der mon været en "computer-oversættelses-maskine" i gang her..? Som ikke er helt opdateret ..? Så teksten bliver sådan lidt "volapyk" (esperanto-ord, hvis jeg ikke ta'r fejl) i betydningen "jibberish", aka nonsens ..?
Kan vi, menneskeheden, der efter sigende styrer computeren, ikke lave en bedre oversættelse, når noget skal oversættes! Alt for ofte må jeg konstatere, at en tekst på internettet bliver oversat; og når menneske sætter maskine (=software) til at oversætte; ja så lader resultatet meget tilbage at ønske. Rigtig meget. 100 % i nogle tilfælde, når meningen i teksten er uforståelig, går totalt tabt, og bare er til at grine af. Latterligt! Men desværre også tragisk: for man spilder sin kostbare tid. Den tid, man investerer i at forsøge at opnå (ny) viden. "Tid er penge" har nogen sagt engang; så man spilder / taber / mister også penge! Kanske er det bare mig, der ikke er kompetent nok udi omgang med pc/computer ..! Men hvor kompetent skal man være - egentlig ..?
Internettet skulle jo være en revolution, en videns-revolution. Hele verdens indbyggere kan dele viden. Al viden. Summen af menneskehedens "viden". Men Gud indførte jo - som straf - Babels Tårn (eller Babylons Tårn .?) med alle de forskellige sprog, der tales verden over. Dertil kommer så alle dialekterne. Så oversættelse kan være nødvendig. Det bliver en stor/større flok af tolke til at klare den opgave henholdsvis arbejde...
Hvilket tal er størst: antallet af (kompetente forstås!) tolke, eller antallet af (ditto!) oversættelsessoftwareprogrammører ... miandmy hilser alle