Wikimedia,

Hello. I am pleased to share an exciting update regarding a proposal for a 
sister project, Wikifact - a resource for real-time collaborative fact-checking 
(https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikifact).

The update is available here: https://github.com/w3c/mathml/issues/390 .

The gist of the new development is that end-users could select Web content in 
their browsers and then simply use context menus to invoke first-, second-, and 
third-party services. These services could include crowdsourced, wiki-based, 
services, e.g., Wikifact or some other new projects.

When I first proposed Wikifact, in 2021, I was thinking that some 
markup-related or template-related solutions would be useful for providing 
end-users with user interfaces upon relevant portions of content (e.g., 
statements, claims, or facts) in documents.

Today, I am thinking about end-users being able to select Web content and then 
use context menus to invoke first-, second-, and third-party services. These 
services might provide for end-users with proofs, arguments, justifications, or 
fact-checking-related information about the selected contents in new tabs. 
Today, I am also thinking about uses of Web Annotation technologies where 
end-users could toggle visualizing which content in Web documents already have 
proofs, arguments, justifications, or fact-checking-related information 
available for them.

In summary, end-users will be able to select arbitrary contents from across the 
Web and use context menus to invoke services, e.g., Wikifact or some other new 
projects, to explore proofs, arguments, justifications, and 
fact-checking-related information pertaining to the selected contents.

Thank you. I hope that these new developments are of some interest to you and 
that they might inspire you to continue to explore new uses of wiki 
technologies!


Best regards,
Adam Sobieski
http://www.phoster.com

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