Hej,
Zostałem poproszony, żeby to przekazać. Skrót:
WikiTrust to plugin do Firefoxa, który podświetla różnymi kolorami tekst w Wikipedii zależnie od tego jak wiele edycji temu został dodany i przez kogo. Ponadto, jak się zaznaczy określone słowo lub fragment tekstu i kliknie w niego WikiTrust automatycznie kieruje do tej wersji arta, w którym dany fragment po raz pierwszy się pojawił. Czyli w sumie jest to taki trochę sprytniejszy mechanizm diffów działający bezpośrednio na artykule. Aktualnie WikiTrust może obsługiwać polską, portugalską i włoską Wikipedię. Po zainstalowaniu tego w Wikipedii pojawia się dodatkowa zakładka, której kliknięcie uruchamia działanie plugina. Autorzy plugina proszą o przetestowanie tego i przekazanie im uwag i komentarzy. Osoby, które nie znają angielskiego mogą wpisywać uwagi tutaj:
http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedysta:Polimerek/Uwagi_do_WikiTrust
Jak ktoś zna angielski niech od razu pisze na adres: help@wikitrust.net, zgłosi błąd na tej stronie:
http://code.google.com/p/wikitrust/issues/list
lub pisze do grupy dyskusyjnej:
http://groups.google.com/group/wikitrust?pli=1
Strona projektu WikiTrust:
http://wikitrust.soe.ucsc.edu/home
Instalka plugina:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addons/versions/11087
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Luca de Alfaro Date: 2009/11/6 Subject: Re: Email of introduction to Polish Wikipedia To: polimerek@gmail.com
Dear Polimerek,
we have developed an open-source tool called WikiTrust, which we believe can be of help to people who edit (or read) the Wikipedia. The best way to think of WikiTrust is as a tool that helps users figure out what went on in a Wikipedia page. If you click on a "wikitrust" tab, WikiTrust highlights words that have been recently introduced, and not much revised yet: this really helps to figure out at a glance what is new in a page. If you click on a word of text, you are sent to the diff where the word was inserted, so that you can figure out who added that word, and in what context.
WikiTrust is not running at the Wikimedia Foundation, so to use it you need to install a Firefox add-on, and visit the Polish (or Italian) Wikipedias. You will see the "wikitrust" tab alongside other tabs, and if you click on it, you can access the text analysis.
We would like to get feedback from the Polish Wikipedia community on how they like the tool, whether it is useful to them, any bugs in it, what they would like to see different, and so on. As a start, we need help in having the English text translated into Polish: if you (or someone else) sends us translations, we can update the Firefox add-on.
You can find more information on WikiTrust at the project page, including information on the algorithms, and frequently asked questions.
We can get feedback by email (I am CCing my co-developers Bo and Ian, and you can write to us all at help@wikitrust.net), filing bug reports or feature requests, or writing to the WikiTrust discussion group. You can also suggest other ways, but... we can't read Polish! :-)
We hope this will be useful tool, one that can facilitate your work! All the best,
Luca
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 4:36 PM, Erik Moeller wrote:
Hello Polimerek,
can you help Luca to get feedback from the Polish Wikipedia community on the WikiTrust system? As you probably know, it's a tool for assessing the quality of changes based on a trust computation system; Luca has used the Polish Wikipedia as a test database that can now be tried through a Firefox extension. It would be great to get him some feedback so he can continue his work.
Let us know if you can help - thanks :)
Luca, I'm currently traveling, but we should definitely plan to meet, perhaps around late Nov.
Erik
2009/11/4 Luca de Alfaro luca@dealfaro.org:
Dear Erik,
we have made our Firefox-addon based WikiTrust active on the Polish Wikipedia. In fact, right now it is active on the Italian, Portuguese, and Polish Wikipedias, and the next one will be the German one. We think that WikiTrust can help the people who flag revisions on the German Wikipedia, by highlighting what has changed recently in pages, and (when you click on the text) by showing the diff and context in which each word was inserted (thus showing also who is the author).
We would be very grateful if you could put us in touch with some people at the Polish Wikipedia that would be willing to be early testers. We would like to have them contribute translations for the various messages, tell us how useful it is to them, report any bugs, etc etc. If you could write such an introduction email, it would be great.
I am also hoping that we can meet soon in SF, to talk more about how to host the WikiTrust code on WMF servers. Again, we are talking about an experimental extension, which registered users can activate from their profile. We could also prepare some documents in view of that meeting, to outline the technical details involved (they are all pretty simple actually). Let me know when this would work. Brion mentioned that he might want to attend, and I am sure Tomasz also should be there.
Best,
Luca
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