On Sunday 28 Jul 2013 19:39:36 leuchtkaefer wrote: > > > > >> - add bookmarklet button so the user can Indexes will further share with > >> other identities who may > > > >I do not understand this line. > > Bookmarklet buttons are added to bookmarks bar in web browsers. It makes easy > to share some content, after pressing the button the current website URL is > load on the sharing form.
Interesting. We should do this for adding a bookmark, sharing with friends ... maybe adding it to our own index would be useful, but I thought our own index was more for files? > > >> - have a list of terms showed by the input form, so the user can select > >> the topic (category) easily. > > >I do not follow - you want to manually label the files with keywords? This > >is a good idea, but if they are multi-word there may be complications. > >Initially we can just index by words extracted from the description or > >filename? > > At the moment I am not thinking in multi-word. Curate content means make > things simple. Multi-word will complicate things in a way I don't think it > will be helpful. Maybe you can think in the word as a channel. A curator > curates content for some specific channels, then he/she becomes an specialist > of such topic. So you want to search for a single word topic? That doesn't sound very useful. I was thinking more of typing in "Elephant's Dream" and getting a bunch of files containing that in their filename or description? [ Note that Elephant's Dream is a free creative commons licensed animated movie ]. Anyway, we can have the best of both worlds: Library already supports multi-word matches and adjacent word matches. All we need to do to support that here is include term numbers, just like in the Spider-generated indexes. So e.g.: Key: SSK@blah,blah,blah/elephants-dream-quad-hd.ogv Title: Elephant's Dream Quad-HD Description: A wierd free animation in quad HD Tag: Free movie Tag: Wierd animation Format: video/ogg-theora Length: 8000000000 All we have to do is enumerate the words, but insert gaps when we go from one indexable element to another. So e.g.: 0: elephants 1: dream 2: quad 3: hd 1000: elephant's 1001: dream 1002: quad 1003: hd 2000: free 2001: movie 3000: wierd 3001: animation The purpose of the numerical gaps is to prevent e.g. "hd free" from matching: An adjacent word search will only match if it matches word n and word n+1. This means your format should be fairly close to the existing Library format, although we can add some extra fields. > > >> - Ideas for future work on the plugin (cannot estimate the amount of work > >> needed): > >> - search terms under indexes (search from trusted identities, use > >> some threshold) > > > >Right. This is key. Note that we already have code for searching multiple indexes. > > > >> - reuse indexes curated by other identities to generate new indexes. > > > >This is future stuff.
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