We had a very useful collective notetaking effort during Felipe's Wikimania session on Mining Wikipedia public data. To have a second copy, I've dumped it the contents into the Talk page for that session:
http://wikimania2010.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:Submissions/Mining_Wikipedia_public_data
There are several interesting parts -- including a summary of Felipe's recommendations.
Thanks, Jodi. Just uploaded the slides to Slideshare, and link on the webpage for the session.
I hope I'll find some time this week to translates the slides for an intro to pywikipediabot (tutorial-style) from my colleague emijrp, from Spanish (thanks to the CC-BY-SA 3.0 license of the original version ;-) ).
I'll post a message once I upload the sildes and the link to the page for the session.
Best,
F.
I'll paste below just one section -- about tools/best practices -- because I'd really like to see a central place to look up documentation on best practices, tools, and methodologies. It could transclude
from or point to the existing documentation.
Would that be useful to anyone else? If so, this list might give a scope of the tech aspects, as a starting place. If it already exists --as an existing single point-of-entry, I'd be delighted to know that instead!
-Jodi
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Here's part of that sync.in sheet -- worth looking at the whole thing, at
What tools/best practices can we share/should we know about?
Tools for analytizing particular articles
Bots and code
Computer resources
Tools for dealing
with particular dumps
What are these good for? (classify
me)