To commemorate the 40th anniversary of the 9-Dec-1968 NLS demo[1], we take pleasure in announcing the release of the Purple MediaWiki (PMWX) Extension into beta today (9-Dec-2008) as free and open source software (under the GNU GPL v2 license.)
"Purple Numbers" have their root in the NLS system. They allow web content to be addressed at a fine granular level (for example you can point people to a particular paragraph in a web document, rather than just to a web page) and open up possibilities of improved navigation, communication, reference, search, semantics and knowledge support. PMWX enables "Purple Numbers" in MediaWiki and Semantic MediaWiki implementations, and provides that fine-grained addressability to wiki contents.
Please refer to details about the Purple MediaWiki (PMWX) Extension and this release at:
o the PMWX project homepage: http://project.cim3.net/wiki/PMWX
o the PMWX Release Notes: http://project.cim3.net/wiki/PMWX_Release_Notes
o the MediaWiki extensions catalog: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Purple_MediaWiki
We invite you to install, try and make use of PMWX, and would love to get your feedback!
Best regards. =ppy
for the key members of the PMWX project team who have contributed to this release,
Northeastern University - CCIS Dept. Ken Baclawski Viral Gupta Tejas Parikh
CIM Engineering, Inc. ("CIM3") Jonathan Cheyer Peter P. Yim
P.S. [1] the oNLineSystem demo made by Doug Engelbart and his team, which exposed the world to the possibility of mouse, windows, hypertext, distributed collaboration ... more widely know as the "Mother of All Demos" - see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mother_of_All_Demos & http://www.sri.com/engelbart-event.html
[2] we will be making a presentation on PMWX as part of the SemanticWiki mini-series session-3 panel on the Ontolog Forum. Do join us at that virtual event if you can. Refer to details at: http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?ConferenceCall_2008_12_11
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This is a great extension. but hiding the links by default is better IMO and putting the show link in the sidebar.
On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 10:18 PM, viral gupta viralgupta0@gmail.com wrote:
To commemorate the 40th anniversary of the 9-Dec-1968 NLS demo[1], we take pleasure in announcing the release of the Purple MediaWiki (PMWX) Extension into beta today (9-Dec-2008) as free and open source software (under the GNU GPL v2 license.)
"Purple Numbers" have their root in the NLS system. They allow web content to be addressed at a fine granular level (for example you can point people to a particular paragraph in a web document, rather than just to a web page) and open up possibilities of improved navigation, communication, reference, search, semantics and knowledge support. PMWX enables "Purple Numbers" in MediaWiki and Semantic MediaWiki implementations, and provides that fine-grained addressability to wiki contents.
Please refer to details about the Purple MediaWiki (PMWX) Extension and this release at:
o the PMWX project homepage: http://project.cim3.net/wiki/PMWX
o the PMWX Release Notes: http://project.cim3.net/wiki/PMWX_Release_Notes
o the MediaWiki extensions catalog: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Purple_MediaWiki
We invite you to install, try and make use of PMWX, and would love to get your feedback!
Best regards. =ppy
for the key members of the PMWX project team who have contributed to this release,
Northeastern University - CCIS Dept. Ken Baclawski Viral Gupta Tejas Parikh
CIM Engineering, Inc. ("CIM3") Jonathan Cheyer Peter P. Yim
P.S. [1] the oNLineSystem demo made by Doug Engelbart and his team, which exposed the world to the possibility of mouse, windows, hypertext, distributed collaboration ... more widely know as the "Mother of All Demos" - see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mother_of_All_Demos & http://www.sri.com/engelbart-event.html
[2] we will be making a presentation on PMWX as part of theSemanticWiki mini-series session-3 panel on the Ontolog Forum. Do join us at that virtual event if you can. Refer to details at: http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?ConferenceCall_2008_12_11
Thanks Mohamed. We really appreciate your valuable feedback. We are going to have this feature at the server side for admin to setup. So admin may choose to have defaults =>'invisible purple number' Ideally the fact that someone who has downloaded PMWX will like to see HIDs assigned to data elements within the page so we have kept the default 'purple numbers visible'. This way usage of the software is more intuitive.
Comments from other members?.
Thanks --Viral
On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 4:40 PM, Mohamed Magdy mohamed.m.k@gmail.com wrote:
This is a great extension. but hiding the links by default is better IMO and putting the show link in the sidebar.
On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 10:18 PM, viral gupta viralgupta0@gmail.com wrote:
To commemorate the 40th anniversary of the 9-Dec-1968 NLS demo[1], we take pleasure in announcing the release of the Purple MediaWiki (PMWX) Extension into beta today (9-Dec-2008) as free and open source software (under the GNU GPL v2 license.)
"Purple Numbers" have their root in the NLS system. They allow web content to be addressed at a fine granular level (for example you can point people to a particular paragraph in a web document, rather than just to a web page) and open up possibilities of improved navigation, communication, reference, search, semantics and knowledge support. PMWX enables "Purple Numbers" in MediaWiki and Semantic MediaWiki implementations, and provides that fine-grained addressability to wiki contents.
Please refer to details about the Purple MediaWiki (PMWX) Extension and this release at:
o the PMWX project homepage: http://project.cim3.net/wiki/PMWX
o the PMWX Release Notes: http://project.cim3.net/wiki/PMWX_Release_Notes
o the MediaWiki extensions catalog: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Purple_MediaWiki
We invite you to install, try and make use of PMWX, and would love to get your feedback!
Best regards. =ppy
for the key members of the PMWX project team who have contributed to this release,
Northeastern University - CCIS Dept. Ken Baclawski Viral Gupta Tejas Parikh
CIM Engineering, Inc. ("CIM3") Jonathan Cheyer Peter P. Yim
P.S. [1] the oNLineSystem demo made by Doug Engelbart and his team, which exposed the world to the possibility of mouse, windows, hypertext, distributed collaboration ... more widely know as the "Mother of All Demos" - see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mother_of_All_Demos & http://www.sri.com/engelbart-event.html
[2] we will be making a presentation on PMWX as part of theSemanticWiki mini-series session-3 panel on the Ontolog Forum. Do join us at that virtual event if you can. Refer to details at: http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?ConferenceCall_2008_12_11
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