Re: [Wikidata-l] weekly summary #157

2015-05-09 Thread Yuri Astrakhan 
Graphs are launched on "everywhere except wikidatawiki" iirc. Regardless,
graphs can already use external data, as long as the data URL is part of
wikimedia's domains. So graph itself can be on wikipedia or mediawiki.
Lastly, no, there is no real interactivity except for the hover effect in
Vega at the moment, but hopefully it will get done soon.
On May 9, 2015 21:05, "Jan Ainali"  wrote:

> 2015-05-09 19:54 GMT+02:00 Yuri Astrakhan :
>
>> Lydia, can visualization challenge use freshly launched graphs? I haven't
>> enabled them on Wikidata just to be safe, but it can be done very quickly.
>>
>> See https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Graph
>>
> I see no reason that they could not. The visualizations should have some
> sort of interactivity, and if I understand it correctly, that might be
> doable with Graphs. And if not it could possibly be achieved by combining
> it with a user script/gadget.
>
> /Jan Ainali
> In the jury of the visualization challenge.
>
>
>
>> Hey folks :)
>>
>> Here's your summary of what happened around Wikidata over the past week.
>> Enjoy!
>>
>> Discussions
>>
>>- Open request for adminship: Mbch331
>>
>> 
>>- New request for comments: Notability policy overhaul
>>
>> 
>>- Closed requests for comments: Conflict of Interest
>>
>> 
>>(no consensus), Speedy vs Regular deletion
>>
>> 
>>(stale)
>>
>> Events /Press/Blogs
>> 
>>
>>- A study  has been published about
>>how Wikidata can help significantly improve the quality of medical content
>>on Wikipedia. This is why we do Wikidata! \o/
>>- MusicBrainz is migrating to Wikidata for Wikipedia links
>>
>> 
>>- Past: Open Data for Academics
>> - some media
>>available on Wikimedia Commons
>>.
>>- Upcoming: OuiShare Labs Camp 
>>in Paris
>>- Upcoming: MediaWiki hackathon
>> in Lyon
>>
>> Other Noteworthy Stuff
>>
>>- The Wikidata Visualization Challenge
>>
>> 
>>has started. You can enter your submission until June 1 (23:59 CEST).
>>- Denny has published a proposed breakdown of tasks for Wiktionary
>>support incl mockups
>>.
>>Please read and comment.
>>- The Wikidata Menu Challenge
>> has started
>>and goes on to May 27. Add labels, images and pronunciation audio to a 
>> list
>>of around 290 items to help show off the power of Wikidata at a food
>>festival.
>>- Dynamic lists on Wikipedia based on Wikidata data
>>
>>- The Frick Collection
>> and the
>>Brooklyn Museum both have their paintings on Wikidata now.
>>- The most distant known galaxy EGS-zs8-1 (Q19860435)
>> has been discovered and
>>added to Wikidata.
>>- Reasonator has been restyled, to work better on mobile devices. It
>>also has an enhanced display on first names (exsample: Paul
>>)
>>- Woah! Volcanos!
>>
>>(Help match the Smithonian's volcano identifiers with Wikidata) ;-)
>>
>> Did you know?
>>
>>- Newest properties: Smithsonian volcano identifier
>>, cathedral
>>, hair color
>>, Declarator.org ID
>>, Web Gallery of Art
>>identifier , list of
>>characters , measured by
>>, income classification
>>(Philippines) , Vox-ATypI
>>classification , after
>>a work by

Re: [Wikidata-l] weekly summary #157

2015-05-09 Thread Jan Ainali 
2015-05-09 19:54 GMT+02:00 Yuri Astrakhan :

> Lydia, can visualization challenge use freshly launched graphs? I haven't
> enabled them on Wikidata just to be safe, but it can be done very quickly.
>
> See https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Graph
>
I see no reason that they could not. The visualizations should have some
sort of interactivity, and if I understand it correctly, that might be
doable with Graphs. And if not it could possibly be achieved by combining
it with a user script/gadget.

/Jan Ainali
In the jury of the visualization challenge.



> Hey folks :)
>
> Here's your summary of what happened around Wikidata over the past week.
> Enjoy!
>
> Discussions
>
>- Open request for adminship: Mbch331
>
> 
>- New request for comments: Notability policy overhaul
>
> 
>- Closed requests for comments: Conflict of Interest
>
> 
>(no consensus), Speedy vs Regular deletion
>
> 
>(stale)
>
> Events /Press/Blogs
> 
>
>- A study  has been published about
>how Wikidata can help significantly improve the quality of medical content
>on Wikipedia. This is why we do Wikidata! \o/
>- MusicBrainz is migrating to Wikidata for Wikipedia links
>
> 
>- Past: Open Data for Academics
> - some media
>available on Wikimedia Commons
>.
>- Upcoming: OuiShare Labs Camp  in
>Paris
>- Upcoming: MediaWiki hackathon
> in Lyon
>
> Other Noteworthy Stuff
>
>- The Wikidata Visualization Challenge
>
> 
>has started. You can enter your submission until June 1 (23:59 CEST).
>- Denny has published a proposed breakdown of tasks for Wiktionary
>support incl mockups
>.
>Please read and comment.
>- The Wikidata Menu Challenge
> has started
>and goes on to May 27. Add labels, images and pronunciation audio to a list
>of around 290 items to help show off the power of Wikidata at a food
>festival.
>- Dynamic lists on Wikipedia based on Wikidata data
>
>- The Frick Collection
> and the
>Brooklyn Museum both have their paintings on Wikidata now.
>- The most distant known galaxy EGS-zs8-1 (Q19860435)
> has been discovered and
>added to Wikidata.
>- Reasonator has been restyled, to work better on mobile devices. It
>also has an enhanced display on first names (exsample: Paul
>)
>- Woah! Volcanos!
>
>(Help match the Smithonian's volcano identifiers with Wikidata) ;-)
>
> Did you know?
>
>- Newest properties: Smithsonian volcano identifier
>, cathedral
>, hair color
>, Declarator.org ID
>, Web Gallery of Art
>identifier , list of
>characters , measured by
>, income classification
>(Philippines) , Vox-ATypI
>classification , after a
>work by , spacecraft
>
>
> Development
>
>- Access to data from arbitrary items is coming to the first wikis on
>Monday
>
>\o/ It'll be Dutch Wikipedia and French Wikisource.
>- Sneak peek at the current state of development for showing
>constraint violations on statements
>
>- Hovercard

Re: [Wikidata-l] weekly summary #157

2015-05-09 Thread Lydia Pintscher 
On Sat, May 9, 2015 at 7:54 PM, Yuri Astrakhan 
wrote:

> Lydia, can visualization challenge use freshly launched graphs? I haven't
> enabled them on Wikidata just to be safe, but it can be done very quickly.
>
> See https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Graph
>

We have an open ticket to get it enabled on a test system first. I want to
first see if/how it works together and see any potential performance and
stability impacts.


Cheers
Lydia

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Re: [Wikidata-l] weekly summary #157

2015-05-09 Thread Yuri Astrakhan 
Lydia, can visualization challenge use freshly launched graphs? I haven't
enabled them on Wikidata just to be safe, but it can be done very quickly.

See https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Graph
Hey folks :)

Here's your summary of what happened around Wikidata over the past week.
Enjoy!

Discussions

   - Open request for adminship: Mbch331
   

   - New request for comments: Notability policy overhaul
   

   - Closed requests for comments: Conflict of Interest
   

   (no consensus), Speedy vs Regular deletion
   

   (stale)

Events /Press/Blogs


   - A study  has been published about
   how Wikidata can help significantly improve the quality of medical content
   on Wikipedia. This is why we do Wikidata! \o/
   - MusicBrainz is migrating to Wikidata for Wikipedia links
   

   - Past: Open Data for Academics
    - some media
   available on Wikimedia Commons
   .
   - Upcoming: OuiShare Labs Camp  in
   Paris
   - Upcoming: MediaWiki hackathon
    in Lyon

Other Noteworthy Stuff

   - The Wikidata Visualization Challenge
   

   has started. You can enter your submission until June 1 (23:59 CEST).
   - Denny has published a proposed breakdown of tasks for Wiktionary
   support incl mockups
   .
   Please read and comment.
   - The Wikidata Menu Challenge
    has started and
   goes on to May 27. Add labels, images and pronunciation audio to a list of
   around 290 items to help show off the power of Wikidata at a food festival.
   - Dynamic lists on Wikipedia based on Wikidata data
   
   - The Frick Collection
    and the
   Brooklyn Museum both have their paintings on Wikidata now.
   - The most distant known galaxy EGS-zs8-1 (Q19860435)
    has been discovered and added
   to Wikidata.
   - Reasonator has been restyled, to work better on mobile devices. It
   also has an enhanced display on first names (exsample: Paul
   )
   - Woah! Volcanos!
   
   (Help match the Smithonian's volcano identifiers with Wikidata) ;-)

Did you know?

   - Newest properties: Smithsonian volcano identifier
   , cathedral
   , hair color
   , Declarator.org ID
   , Web Gallery of Art
   identifier , list of
   characters , measured by
   , income classification
   (Philippines) , Vox-ATypI
   classification , after a
   work by , spacecraft
   

Development

   - Access to data from arbitrary items is coming to the first wikis on
   Monday
   
   \o/ It'll be Dutch Wikipedia and French Wikisource.
   - Sneak peek at the current state of development for showing constraint
   violations on statements
   
   - Hovercards also show the target's label and ID now. (Try them by
   turning them on in the beta features section of your preferences.)
   - Continued working on RDF export
   - More work on making it possible to add a reference right away when
   adding a statement (and allowing the full statement incl references to be
   edited at the same time)
   - Did more work to make usage tracking possible on multilingual wikis
   (namely Commons)

You can see all open bugs related to Wikidata here