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Wikidata weekly summary #180
redigér- Events/Blogs/Press
- How many female scientists are there on Wikipedia? This time with SPARQL! (French)
- Wikidata Enpoint SPARQL and the paintings of Goya Wikidata's SPARQL endpoint and the paintings of Goya (French)
- Upcoming: 3rd Birthday \o/ (Please don't forget to register if you're coming to the party.)
- More wrapups of Wikiconference USA including slides: [1], [2]
- Other Noteworthy Stuff
- Magnus overhauled the Wikidata Game! Sweeeeeet! Now includes one where you can match an author and a publication. And it has stats.
- Mix'n'match got skyscrapers to match up for you.
- Sitelinks and P569 compares various Wikipedias by the proportion of items with date of birth (Property:P569)
- Catalan Wikipedia match up all of their articles to items on Wikidata. Congrats!
- Did you know?
- Development
- Worked on adding auto-completion for item and property prefixes to the SPARQL query editor (so you can search by label when entering a query)
- Wrote maintenance script for changing some properties from datatype string to upcoming datatype identifier
- More work on birthday present
- More work on the article placeholder to get it ready for a first demo
- Prepared patch for also publishing JSON dumps with bzip2 compression
- Further improved edit summaries we show on Wikipedia etc
- Prepared for giving Wikispecies, Meta and Mediawiki access to the sitelinks on Wikidata on 20. of October
- Monthly Tasks
- Hack on one of these.
- Help develop the next summary here!
- Contribute to a Showcase item
- Help translate or proofread pages in your own language!
- Add labels, in your own language(s), for the new properties listed above.
Latest tech news from the Wikimedia technical community. Please tell other users about these changes. Not all changes will affect you. Translations are available.
Recent changes
- Tech News is trying to make reading the newsletter easier. The icon means the item is in the newsletter every week, but with new dates. The icon means the item is mainly relevant for readers with technical knowledge. You can leave feedback on this change.
- Timestamps in the protection log will now be in the user's timezone. Previously they would show Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). [3]
Problems
- A problem with MediaWiki made some pages show no content on October 14. This has now been fixed. [4]
- Some templates were misplaced in the Flow description bar. This could make it impossible to click on links. This will be fixed this week. [5]
- The deployment of the new MediaWiki version was stopped on October 14. No new code was deployed for the rest of week. This meant planned changes did not happen. [6]
Changes this week
- Changes that were planned to happen last week will happen this week. [7]
- Wikispecies, Meta and MediaWiki.org will be able to use Wikidata for sitelinks. [8][9][10][11]
Meetings
- You can join the next meeting with the VisualEditor team. During the meeting, you can tell developers which bugs you think are the most important. The meeting will be on 20 October at 19:00 (UTC). See how to join.
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19. okt 2015, 18:02 (CEST)
Skanderborg?
redigérHejsa. Er du på Skanderborg Museum p.t.? Mvh Knud Winckelmann (diskussion) 21. okt 2015, 13:18 (CEST)
- Aha, efter lidt stalking kan jeg se at det er du. Hvis der er tid, så kunne det måske være en ide at tage en snak om teksten på http://www.skanderborgleksikon.dk/index.php/Ophavsret, nærmere bestemt sætningen "Brug af hele artikler kan kun ske efter aftale med Skanderborg Historiske Arkiv." og hvordan det hænger sammen med deres generelle CC-licens. Mvh Knud Winckelmann (diskussion) 21. okt 2015, 13:37 (CEST)
- Og nu er jeg i toget på vej hjem. Vi (Bruger:LouiseThisgaard og jeg) sad på arkivet sammen med Bruger:Leifjuul, der er inspektør og arkivar, så konkret tror jeg godt, vi kan sige at der er en aftale. Det er en del af et projekt om at få delt lokalhistoriske museers og arkivers viden med/på Wikipedia. Jeg spørger Leif om formuleringen (og satser på at han også bemærker pinget herfra). --Palnatoke (diskussion) 21. okt 2015, 14:31 (CEST)
- Hej. Det var nu ikke så meget i forbindelse med dagens redigeringer, men mere generelt fremover . Bare så alle er klar over hvad de går ind til og så evt. misforståelser kan ryddes af vejen. Mvh Knud Winckelmann (diskussion) 21. okt 2015, 14:41 (CEST)
- Louise blev også lidt forundret over så hurtigt, du nåede at skrive til hende. Og du har ganske ret i at de skal have deres ophavsretsside bragt på linje med deres licens. Der lader i øvrigt til fra næste år at være en aftale mellem CopyDan og arkiverne, som vi nok skal læse op på - den er omtalt på side 5 her. Jeg er ikke ganske overbevist om at aftalen er fri nok til Wikipedia. --Palnatoke (diskussion) 21. okt 2015, 14:51 (CEST)
- Og nu er jeg i toget på vej hjem. Vi (Bruger:LouiseThisgaard og jeg) sad på arkivet sammen med Bruger:Leifjuul, der er inspektør og arkivar, så konkret tror jeg godt, vi kan sige at der er en aftale. Det er en del af et projekt om at få delt lokalhistoriske museers og arkivers viden med/på Wikipedia. Jeg spørger Leif om formuleringen (og satser på at han også bemærker pinget herfra). --Palnatoke (diskussion) 21. okt 2015, 14:31 (CEST)
ListeriaBot
redigérHej, hvor tit opdateres autolisterne med botten og betyder "automatisk" at nogen skal sætte den i gang med en specifik liste, eller er det "rigtigt" automatisk? TherasTaneel (diskussion) 21. okt 2015, 16:50 (CEST)
- Jeg tror at man skal sætte den i gang - jeg har endnu ikke set opdateringer, som lignede en næsten-samtidig opdatering af en masse urelaterede lister. --Palnatoke (diskussion) 21. okt 2015, 17:00 (CEST)
The Signpost: 21 October 2015
redigér- Editorial: Women and Wikipedia: the world is watching
- News and notes: Wikimedia lawsuit against NSA dismissed; Affiliates mailing list launched
- In the media: "Wikipedia's hostility to women"
- Special report: One year of GamerGate, or how I learned to stop worrying and love bare rule-level consensus
- Featured content: A more balanced week
- Op-ed: Wikipedia is significantly amplifying the impact of Open Access publications
- Arbitration report: Four ArbCom cases ongoing
- Traffic report: Hiding under the covers of the Internet
- Technology report: Tech news in brief
Wikidata weekly summary #181
redigér- Discussions
- New request for comments: Derived properties, Are colors instance-of or subclass-of color
- Events/Blogs/Press
- Poof it works - using wikidata to build Wikipedia articles about genes
- Wikidata, SPARQL and huskies (French)
- Wikidata, SPARQL and elected dynasties (French)
- The birth and death of German playwrights
- Distributed stats
- Past: Wikidata training at Wikimedia UK
- Upcoming: Wikidata's 3rd birthday \o/ (on 29th)
- Upcoming: SemWeb.Pro in Paris
- Other Noteworthy Stuff
- There's a new Wikidata taxonomy browser
- Meta, MediaWiki and Wikispecies now have access to sitelinks on Wikidata. Welcome to Wikidata, sisters!
- Harvest templates. New tool to copy data from templates to Wikidata.
- Number of articles that are not connected to a Wikidata item on Italian Wikipedia has been brought down significantly. How about yours?
- The Wikidata Game now has a primary sources game and one to match Wikispecies pages to Wikidata items
- The National Gallery of Arts was added to Mix'n'match
- Some more query examples: Dracula movies and their actors, movies with links to videos
- Did you know?
- Development
- ctrl-space now enables autocomplete for labels on http://query.wikidata.org . Should make it easier for you to find the right items and properties.
- Worked on birthday present :)
- From Monday on a bzip2 compressed version of the Wikidata json dumps will be published, along with the gzip compressed version.
- Made it possible to get from the search results page to the article placeholder. This was one of the last holdups for a first demo version.
- Monthly Tasks
- Hack on one of these.
- Help develop the next summary here!
- Contribute to a Showcase item
- Help translate or proofread pages in your own language!
- Add labels, in your own language(s), for the new properties listed above.
Latest tech news from the Wikimedia technical community. Please tell other users about these changes. Not all changes will affect you. Translations are available.
Changes this week
- The new version of MediaWiki will be on test wikis and MediaWiki.org from October 27. It will be on non-Wikipedia wikis from October 28. It will be on all Wikipedias from October 29 (calendar).
- The first time you use the visual editor, pop-ups will explain why and when you should use the citation and link tools. [12]
- You will be able to upload images to Wikimedia Commons from inside the wikitext editor by clicking "Upload" in the "Indsæt fil" dialog. You will also be able to drag and drop them into an article when using the visual editor. [13][14]
- When you edit a code block in visual editor, you will have the syntax highlighted. [15][16]
- Index and Page namespaces on Wikisource will be defined as content namespaces in
$wgContentNamespaces
. [17]
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26. okt 2015, 19:04 (CET)
The Signpost: 28 October 2015
redigér- From the editor: The Signpost 's reorganization plan—we need your help
- News and notes: English Wikipedia reaches five million articles
- In the media: The world's Wikipedia gaps; Google and Wikipedia accused of tying Ben Carson to NAMBLA
- Op-ed: It’s time to stop the bullying
- Arbitration report: A second attempt at Arbitration enforcement
- Traffic report: Canada, the most popular nation on Earth
- Recent research: Student attitudes towards Wikipedia; Jesus, Napoleon and Obama top "Wikipedia social network"; featured article editing patterns in 12 languages
- Featured content: Birds, turtles, and other things
- Technology report: Tech news in brief
- Community letter: Five million articles
Thanks (sarcasm)
redigérfor labeling my page that I worked on for the benefit of the site and marked as a stub because I was going to improve it later, Polandball, as something that was a "bad job" essentially. People even went to that page and fixed grammatical errors and such too. I am like, totally against labels. They're really offensive to me, since I try really hard to contribute here for the benefit of Danish Wikipedia's coverage of all phenomenons. I do this so that the Danish Wikipedia will eventually have millions of articles on an extensive amount of topics. I do this because I live in the US, and though I'm not a native Danish speaker, I have a high interest in the Danish culture and language. By putting {{dåsedansk}} on my article, you're basically telling me "I don't feel like going and fixing your errors, and I don't care that you worked very hard on this article. Your 3+ years of study on the Danish language and culture are shit, and your article is shit!" I don't care about Wikipedia's immediatist policy, all of your dåsedansk labels are very offensive. Philmonte101 (diskussion) 1. nov 2015, 14:23 (CET)
- Clicking on "Gem side" means "this article is good enough for general consumption", but it was not. Besides, not caring about Wikipedia's policies is probably not a good thing if you want to contribute. --Palnatoke (diskussion) 1. nov 2015, 14:33 (CET)
- I just don't understand why you would just label it that and not take the time to fix the errors, after I took the time to create the articles. For instance, with Lake Conestee Nature Park and Polandball, somebody needs to go in and fix the grammatical errors. I see what you're doing as lazy, and I don't think laziness is a part of Wikipedia's policy. It's like saying "Well you worked two long hours on Lake Conestee Nature Park, and there were 4 grammatical errors, but I won't take the 5 minutes to scan the article and fix all the errors after you spent 2 hours of work on it." Philmonte101 (diskussion) 1. nov 2015, 14:40 (CET)
- In the case of Polandball, fixing the error would mean deleting the article if the subject isn't notable. As to correcting grammar, well, no. When going through articles, I decide which articles to fix now, and which articles to mark for *someone* to fix at some time. That *someone* could be me, or it could be someone else. It could even be you - once your Danish improves enough. --Palnatoke (diskussion) 1. nov 2015, 14:47 (CET)
- Is Alien and Sedition Acts dåsedansk? Philmonte101 (diskussion) 1. nov 2015, 14:55 (CET)
- I would say thay it was. --Palnatoke (diskussion) 2. nov 2015, 07:45 (CET)
- I totaly agree with Palnatoke, it was "dåsedansk". The costruction of the senteces and the grammar in the original post by you, made it difficult to catch the content. mvh Per (PerV) (diskussion) 2. nov 2015, 08:14 (CET)
- I would say thay it was. --Palnatoke (diskussion) 2. nov 2015, 07:45 (CET)
- And just to make it clear: Danish is a hard language to get right. --Palnatoke (diskussion) 2. nov 2015, 08:23 (CET)