On 4/7/2011 8:30 AM, Nikhil Sheth wrote:
And I feel that there should be a full-fledged project (worldwide, not
just pertaining to indian articles) going on for Wikipedia for
Schools, with a well-structured list of ALL articles that are going
in. Not being able to find anything. Can anyone
Hi again,
Thanks to Anirudh for giving me the help-needed template. One wikipedian has
reached out and helped:
Hi Nikhilsheth - I've created this tool for you at
[1]http://toolserver.org/%7Edcoetzee/permalinks/.
Leave a message on my talk
pagehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_talk:Dcoetzeeif you
Greetings All,
Does anybody know how to extract the permalink of the latest revision of a
wikipedia article - FAST and in bulk?
Request for a tool to any developers out there: Please create a tool such
that if I input a list of titles (all of which are wikipedia articles) -
separated by comma or
Note: By 'we' I am referring to the persons actively and voluntarily taking
part in this project, not the naysayers. As of now only Ashlin seems to have
done any effort at all - hence all the others who have raised some concern
or the other while loosely but visibly alleging that wikipedia
On Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 10:07 PM, Ravishankar ravidre...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Nikhil,
I register my strong objection for this. There are various concerns even if
the content is children friendly:
1. The content should be free of typos, factual errors. If a school teacher
browses through
Hello friends,
Article selection for Wikipedia for Schools (Offline Ed) - Indian
version has begun. I have started selecting articles. I chose
Geography as a relatively uncontroversial topic to begin with. The
first items added were the states union territories -
uncontroversial, just added them
