Am 02.12.2005 um 08:27 schrieb Tobias Hoppenthaler:
Dear Wikipedians,
I'm currently working on a project for which we would like to use content of de.wikipedia.org. We set up our own media wiki and if it is searched and no article is found, we would like to query wikipedia on that subject. Now my question is: is this alright to do, because it would be just as described from start content to end content and I thought that would not be more trouble than a user reading it with its browser... Please let me know whether it is alright or not... (don't want to cause any trouble).
What's so hard to understand in "Komplette Inhalte live von den Servern zu beziehen und auf fremden Websites einzubinden ist untersagt," ? It's a clear no and usually live-mirrors get blocked by the sysops.
I'd suggest to install a complete mirror and set up the Arcticle-not- found page to explain where to find the article. Automatic redirection would cause quite a lot of traffic because robots would follow those links.
ciao, tom -- http://www.tomk32.de - just a geek trying to change the world http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benutzer:TomK32 http://verlag.tomk32.de/c/wrdigest