Dear David, Denny and Wikidatans,�
Thanks for this email thread.�
I'd like to float a proposal for this ecosystem of Wikidatas vis-a-vis
World University and School, (which is like Wikipedia with MIT OCW), with our
plans for a wiki school or online, Creative Commons' licensed university (with
free, online, C.C., MIT-centric, university degrees planned) in all 7,105+
languages and 204+ countries. C.C. WUaS hopes to engage Wikidata, as
well.�
I've begun a link on the WUaS, wiki, Subjects' page called "Wikidata
databases and ecosystem," -
http://worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Subjects - which can
easily become an extensible, wiki, subject page itself (using a modified version
of Wikidata with the WUaS SUBJECT TEMPLATE -
http://worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/SUBJECT_TEMPLATE) in all
languages and countries, to link all the (small number of) Wikidatas that
emerge. (Check out this extensible, WUaS, wiki SUBJECT TEMPLATE, since it has
many of the possible categories mentioned above in this email thread).�
The wiki, extensible, WUaS all-languages' (7,105 per "Ethnologue") and
all-nation states' (204 per "The Olympics") approach has the merit of
potentially including all emergent Wikidatas in all languages (for an universal
translator -
http://worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/WUaS_Universal_Translator),
and in all nation states for legal questions, in a way that fully supports the
amazing interlingual Wikidata (which is planned for Wikipedia's 285 languages
+), and also, - since many/most of these Wikidatas may be data about generative
shared knowledge - will therefore fit well with World University and School
which is for open, free, wiki, people-to-people teaching and learning.�
Best regards,�
Scott