Hi Martin,
Regarding the concept of readability, the Knowledge Gap Taxonomy[1] uses the
term very broadly. The Taxonomy has readability as one of only one of three
components of “Accessibility”, and says that readability is about "Barriers for
accessing or consuming information originating
My interest is in the subset of superusers who spend thousands of hours
caring about readability, who tend to gravitate towards entire projects
like wikikids or simple . This is different from the value of
measuring readability of all articles across many languages. But it points
to an area
Hi Samuel,
thanks for your interest in this project.
Following up on your question, I want to share some additional background:
This work is part of our updated research roadmap to address knowledge gaps
[1], specifically, developing methods to measure different knowledge gaps
[2]. We have
Fantastic. What a great teamn to work with.
We definitely need multiple reading-levels for articles, which involves
some namespace & interface magic, and new norm settings around what is
possible. Only a few language projects have managed to bolt this onto the
side of MediaWiki (though they
On Tue, 8 Feb 2022 at 12:14, Martin Gerlach wrote:
> a new Formal Collaboration
How best can this project be modelled, on Wikidata?
The items for the participants are listed below
> The following formal collaborators (cc-ed) will contribute to this
> program:
> Dani S. Bassett,
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