[Foundation-l] P2 - PEERPEDIA

[thomasasta at gmx.net]

hi anthere

ok, no problem, I was upset, because agreeing on a (open search) project (wikiasari) means as well not to lauch third party projets with the same ideas and names just in time to disturb the agreement (wkiseek is bashing wikisari, if not the same people are running it). But that is market. 
Here: There was the post about a sub-project of the wikipedia to start an open search engine owned by the foundation.

As no one is interested in peerpedia, we can stop this and bundle the power to the brand yacy. Though wikimedia supporting an open search engine would offer a goog synergy effect.
Then we just discuss here normal and not innovative things and just watch wikiasari and third party advertising models.
Though besides  the branding and a project, it would be nice, having some servers - as said - indexing the wikipedia for yacy.net financed by the 1 Mio dollars.

Here a PC (3000 AMD MHz, 40 GB, 512 MB RAM) costs 199 Euro, we have for the term "madonna" 45 languages in wikipedia, so to buy 50 servers this will cost 10.000 euro, linux java yacy software is for free. Bandwidth overhead just 5.000 euro.
This is in US Dollar just about 10.000 Dollar, which I wanted to have you invested in 50 servers indexing with yacy the wikipedia, providing to the p2p search engine.

we need no peerpedia domain or a project management, just 10.000 Dollars for 50 desktop pc´s indexing wikipedia in an open source engine.

Is that too much to request? Who in persona is deciding about this investment and which technician or engineer is able to install the pc´s?

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Datum: Thu, 18 Jan 2007 10:00:20 +0100
Von: Anthere <Anthere9 at yahoo.com>
An: foundation-l at lists.wikimedia.org
Betreff: Re: [Foundation-l] P2 - PEERPEDIA

> Aphaia wrote:
> > On 1/18/07, "Thomas Müller" <thomasasta at gmx.net> wrote:
> > 
> >>So you know who, you know the battle now
> >>and you know the view on wikifoundation open source intention.
> > 
> > 
> > Whose battle for what against whom?
> > 
> > 
> >>So we know, wikiseek is evel, as google and advertisements are behind
> it,
> > 
> > 
> > Pardon? And I would like to know who is we in your context...
> > 
> 
> 
> Dunno about you, but I am getting more and more confused.
> Between Wikiasari, wikisearch, wikiseek, peerpedia, peerpedia and other 
> yacy development, I am wondering if this is still Wikimedia Foundation 
> mailing list...
> 
> Which battles ? which intentions ? which registration ? Which 
> advertisement ? What what what ?
> 
> Could we stick to talk about the Foundation here and all others talking 
> of other projects, other organisations, other business company, stick to 
> their own mailing lists to avoid confusion ?
> 
> Is there someone here trying to launch a troll or what ?
> 
> Ant
> 
> 
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