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Needed in version 1.0
- integration of a Wordpress blog or a bliki on the domain artandpopularculture.com
- feeds
- Mentioned in (automatically display what links here info.
Mission statement
Providing nobrow wiki for the world. With room for a regional focus on high arts, counterculture, avant-garde and trash and mention of the mainstream insofar that it touches the extremes of high and low.
Major categories
- Literature
- Visual arts
- Music
- Theory
- Film
Styling
Graag een styling
- Achtergrond: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jahsonic/742572446/in/photostream/ (nagebootst handgeschept papier
- Logo: Art and Popular Culture Wiki: in oudaandoend lettertype
Templates and channels
- Biography
- Vocabulary
- CD or vinyl recording (discogs)
- Film (IMDb)
- Book
- See 'local template' example at hidden.
Images
- Images integration of 2000+ images
Integrations
- Amazon integration Meanwhile, at Amazon [1], Amazon web services
- Google adsense including channels, iframe integration guidelines [2] [3]
Skills needed
- Learn how to write bots [4]
- MediaWiki knowledge [5]
- http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Bot
- http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Using_the_python_wikipediabot
GetWiki, what to do with red links
The process of importing articles has been accelerated by using an interface called GetWiki, a highly modified version of release 1.1.0 of the MediaWiki software (2003) used to power Wikipedia and other websites. The intention of GetWiki's author, M.R.M. Parrott, was to add some new features to MediaWiki, but it was decided to fork the codebase from the MediaWiki project in January 2004.
Instead of red links, GetWiki uses green links to point to articles which do not exist locally. When the user follows such a link, GetWiki tries to dynamically fetch it from the wiki designated as an external source (in Wikinfo's case, the English Wikipedia), then renders and displays the article text. A local copy is created only if the page is edited. Effectively, Wikinfo therefore provides a transparent "wrapper" around Wikipedia pages which have not yet been copied. [6]
Current problems
Problems with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:/doc
Printable version must have noindex tag
Define POVs and notability
- See Culture:About
