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Title: Purple%20MediaWiki:%20Fine-Grained%20Addressability%20of%20Wiki%20Content


1
Purple MediaWiki Fine-Grained Addressability of
Wiki Content
  • Ken Baclawski, Viral Gupta,
  • Tejas Parikh
  • Northeastern University
  • Peter P. Yim, Jonathan Cheyer
  • CIM Engineering

2
Motivation
  • Web content has evolved from small static pages
    to large, dynamically evolving documents.
  • Wikis foster large-scale, complex collaboration
    projects involving geographically distributed
    communities.
  • Fine-grained addressability of content has many
    uses
  • High-resolution hypertext links
  • More usable bookmarks
  • Inclusion of parts of documents in other
    documents
  • Annotation of specific parts of documents
  • Organizing discussions and negotiations

3
Outline
  • Examples of fine-grained addressability
  • Introduction to Purple Numbers
  • Purple MediaWiki
  • Features
  • Architecture
  • Design
  • Related work
  • Plans for the future

4
Examples of Fine-Grained Addressability
  • US Patents
  • Line numbers
  • Identifiers for elements of diagrams
  • Scientific research papers
  • Government and corporate archives
  • Standards documents

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History of Purple Numbers
  • Doug Engelbarts oNLine System (NLS) in 1968
    Mother of All Demos
  • Precision browsing added in the mid-1990s by
    Christina Engelbart
  • Statement numbers are now called Purple
    Numbers because of their color.
  • Frode Hegland introduced link information and
    made purple numbers active elements in 2000.

7
Examples of Purple Numbers
8
Successes
  • US Government standards development effort
  • 300 documents
  • 585 participants in 8 teams
  • 5 workshops
  • Completed development in 6 months
  • Ontolog Forum
  • Over 500 members from over 30 countries
  • Very widely used (more than 1.5M hits/month and
    120K visits/month)

9
Purple MediaWiki (PMWX)
  • Purple numbers for MediaWiki
  • Two kinds of purple number
  • Hierarchical identifier (HID)
  • Stateless/Dynamic
  • Regenerated as page is rendered
  • Node identifier (NID)
  • Stateful/Persistent
  • Permanently associated with each node
  • Viewspec Hiding Purple Numbers

10
Combining HIDs and NIDs
11
PMWX in Action
  • http//project.cim3.net/wiki/PMWX

12
PMWX System Architecture
13
Reference Implementation
  • HIDs and NIDs use server-side PHP
  • Viewspec uses client-side JavaScript
  • Class diagram

14
Related Work
  • XLink, XPointer and XPath
  • Purple
  • Plink
  • PurpleSlurple
  • PurpleWiki
  • Purple numbering on blogs
  • HyperScope

15
Future Work
  • Reference implementation of transclusion
  • Transclusion by HID and NID
  • Transclusion using XPath expressions
  • Migration from existing Purple Number wikis
  • Applications that build on Purple Numbers
  • Semantic wikis based on RDF and OWL
  • Fine-grained folksonomic tagging

16
Conclusion
  • Fine-grained addressability is frequently used in
    many contexts, both traditional and online media.
  • There have been many successful applications of
    Purple Numbers.
  • Lack of integration with popular tools such as
    MediaWiki has limited the popularity of Purple
    Numbers.
  • Introducing fine-grained addressability to
    MediaWiki will make important capabilities
    available to a much larger number of
    collaborative project environments.
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