Desilets, Alain wrote: > One of my goals in the next year or two is to participate in the creation of > large, open, wiki-like terminology databases for translators. We call this > concept a WikiTerm.
That sounds quite interesting ... > So, let's talk! Do you have contacts at OmegaWiki? If not, I can put you in > touch with them. Yes, I have talked with Gerard Meijssen about this several times, and he seemed quite exited :) I have also talked to Barend Mons of Knewco obout this, we seem to have pretty similar ideas. So, yes, let's talk :) Ideally, you, me, and them. To bad I'll probably not going to make it to WikiSym or Wikimania this year, that would be an ideal opportunity. > Is it unit tested? > > If so, then I forgive you ;-) . Yes. Not every single method, but all the important bits are unit tested. > Is there documentation about how to use this code? Some -- in german, in the thesis. Frankly, finishing 30k lines of code and 220 pages of thesis in 7 monthes proved to be a bit tight :) > Are you planning to do more work on this, or are you moving on to other > things? If I can, I would try to continue working on this. Currently I'm planning to finish university by the end of the year, and I don't know yet how i'll be earning my living then. Preferrably, by working on this -- or something similarly wiki-related, my head is full of ideas :) Regards, Daniel _______________________________________________ Wiki-research-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wiki-research-l
