On 11/28/08, THURNER rupert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> some sites to cite an article about medical visualization [2]. when
> looking at it i noticed:
> * that it is published in a cc-2.5 licensed journal
> * that there is a possibility to enter links from facebook, stumble upon,
> ...
> * that there is no link to do make a reference in wiki*
>
> would it make sense that a wikimedia page allows referencing such an
> article? the functions of such a page could be:
> * enter it in a (not yet existing) references library (bibtex or whatever)
> * add it to a portal talk page selected by the user (like medicine)
> * add it to project selected by the user (like wpedia, wversity, ...)
>
> imo the advantages would be that on one hand quality may rise through
> better citations, on the other hand having a citation library where
> researchers in future want to be and need to be.
It would be easy use javascript to fill out a {{cite news}} template
or whatever based on the url parameters. However the intersection of
"sites we want to newcomers to easily link to" and "sites which take
us seriously enough to provide a url for doing so" might be smaller
than we'd hope.
—C.W.
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