"When you wish upon a star": AsteroidMeta feature requests complete

[holtzermann17]

Many of our legacy feature requests are now complete -- or on their way to complete. (Please edit this issue to connect work-in-progress with tickets in this tracker or the KWARC/planetary tracker.)

Legend: ✓=done, ⌚=working on it, ✘=won'tfix

Noösphere feature requests

1. improved task management features ⌚
2. nested noosphere instances ⌚
3. CVS support for projects ⌚
4. Noosphere Planetary documentation ✓

PlanetMath feature requests

1. PlanetMath engine interbred with wikibooks idea ⌚
2. Login box after a 'you must be logged' message ✓
3. Create a question-answering system like Google Answers ✓
4. Site membership ✓/⌚ This was solved at one point, we're working on a new solution
5. Mass-uploading ⌚
6. non-mass downloading ⌚
7. Text-only webpage ✓ (arguably MathML solves this, though I don't actually know how the site looks in Lynx...)
8. Page with threaded discussion ⌚
9. Search the forums ⌚
10. Search the documentation ⌚
11. Index the forum by date ⌚
12. expand-all option when viewing messages ⌚
13. graph showing growth of encyclopedia ⌚
14. shared style files ⌚
15. change link format in tarballs ⌚
16. tex source marked-up-by-noosphere view ⌚
17. email posting to forums ⌚
18. PM for the blind and users with low-vision ✓ (arguably MathML is much better)
19. Latex rendering in forums ✓
20. Talk forum for entries ⌚
21. List of rejected correction ⌚
22. Public domain content and PM ⌚
23. Show rejected corrections on a per-user basis ⌚
24. Show most-corrected articles and maybe users ⌚
25. Show most-correcting users ⌚
26. expand-all for attached fora, corrections, other lists ⌚
27. reject rejections and acceptances ⌚
28. email notification by keyword, metadata ⌚
29. User's guide to writing good entries ⌚
30. Centralized figure database ✓ done, though features and docs could improve
31. Show parent option when viewing message ⌚
32. hitcounter for messages and other objects ⌚
33. Add message or comment when transfering entries ⌚
34. Design a Free-Math logo-banner-concept ⌚
35. Classification for requests ⌚ Maybe NNexus will be useful for auto-classification?
36. Transforming forum discussions into PM entries ⌚
37. User pages for PM ✓ arguably complete
38. Personalized pending corrections ⌚
39. Stand-alone autolinker ✓ NNexus Reloaded
40. Entry copyright field ⌚
41. Retirement Home ⌚
42. electronic map tackboard ⌚
43. Finding entry of the day ⌚
44. Entry checklists ⌚
45. www-links in requests ✓ Arguably this works the same way as the rest of the site, although http://... doesn't automatically turn into a link anywhere.
46. Noosphere Planetary sources online ✓
47. Noosphere UI ⌚
48. Verification/endorsement data ⌚
49. Better redirect after login ⌚
50. Latest everything in one place ✓ We have the "everything else box", which has a "more" button -- that's pretty close anyway.
51. Centralized Bibliographic Database ⌚
52. PM-Xi ⌚
53. OCR entry process for out-of-copyright works ⌚
54. Unanswered Questions ✓
55. PM Calendar: birthdays of famous mathematicians, math events, PM meetings, etc… ⌚

AsteroidMeta feature requests

1. Administrivia ✓
2. more WikiGnoming ✘ (wontfix)
3. install footnotes module ✘ (wontfix)
4. lower profile redirect boxes ✘ (wontfix)
5. marketize feature requests ⌚ still quite interesting, maybe the FTG can help with this

Miscellaneous feature requests

1. free documentation for common lisp ⌚
2. add 'attachment' metadata to FEM snapshots ⌚
3. graphs of relationships between objects ✓ Arguably this is now done with our Linked Data solution coming from NNexus, but docs need to be improved; we should have a "killer feature" demo coming soon; there are of course many directions for future growth here.

[FTG-003]

I am impressed by your work guys.. ... :-)
Very well done,

Fabry

Il 07/05/2013 17:38, Joe Corneli ha scritto:

Many of our legacy feature requests
http://wiki.planetmath.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl/Feature_Requests are now
complete -- or on their way to complete.

Legend: ✓=done, ⌚=working on it, ✘=won'tfix

Noösphere feature requests

1. improved task management features ⌚

2. nested noosphere instances ⌚

3. CVS support for projects ⌚

4. Noosphere Planetary documentation ✓

   PlanetMath feature requests

5. PlanetMath engine interbred with wikibooks idea ⌚

6. Login box after a 'you must be logged' message ✓

7. Create a question-answering system like Google Answers ✓

8. Site membership ✓

9. Mass-uploading ⌚

10. non-mass downloading ⌚

11. Text-only webpage ✓ (arguably MathML solves this, though I don't
    actually know how the site looks in Lynx...)

12. Page with threaded discussion ⌚

13. Search the forums ⌚

    1. Search the documentation ⌚
    2. Index the forum by date ⌚
    3. expand-all option when viewing messages ⌚
    4. graph showing growth of encyclopedia ⌚
    5. shared style files ⌚
    6. change link format in tarballs ⌚
    7. tex source marked-up-by-noosphere view ⌚
    8. email posting to forums ⌚
    9. PM for the blind and users with low-vision ✓ (arguably MathML is
       much better)
    10. Latex rendering in forums ✓
    11. Talk forum for entries ⌚
    12. List of rejected correction ⌚
    13. Public domain content and PM ⌚
    14. Show rejected corrections on a per-user basis ⌚
    15. Show most-corrected articles and maybe users ⌚
    16. Show most-correcting users ⌚
    17. expand-all for attached fora, corrections, other lists ⌚
    18. reject rejections and acceptances ⌚
    19. email notification by keyword, metadata ⌚
    20. User's guide to writing good entries ⌚
    21. Centralized figure database ✓ done, though features and docs
        could improve
    22. Show parent option when viewing message ⌚
    23. hitcounter for messages and other objects ⌚
    24. Add message or comment when transfering entries ⌚
    25. Design a Free-Math logo-banner-concept ⌚
    26. Classification for requests ⌚ Maybe NNexus will be useful for
        auto-classification?
    27. Transforming forum discussions into PM entries ⌚
    28. User pages for PM ✓ arguably complete
    29. Personalized pending corrections ⌚
    30. Stand-alone autolinker ✓ NNexus Reloaded
    31. Entry copyright field ⌚
    32. Retirement Home ⌚
    33. electronic map tackboard ⌚
    34. Finding entry of the day ⌚
    35. Entry checklists ⌚
    36. www-links in requests ✓ Arguably this works the same way as the
        rest of the site, although |http://...| doesn't automatically turn
        into a link anywhere.
    37. Noosphere Planetary sources online ✓
    38. Noosphere UI ⌚
    39. Verification/endorsement data ⌚
    40. Better redirect after login ⌚
    41. Latest everything in one place ✓ We have the "everything else
        box", which has a "more" button -- that's pretty close anyway.
    42. Centralized Bibliographic Database ⌚
    43. PM-Xi ⌚
    44. OCR entry process for out-of-copyright works ⌚
    45. Unanswered Questions ✓
    46. PM Calendar: birthdays of famous mathematicians, math events, PM
        meetings, etc… ⌚

    AsteroidMeta feature requests

14. Administrivia ✓

15. more WikiGnoming ✘ (wontfix)

16. install footnotes module ✘ (wontfix)

17. lower profile redirect boxes ✘ (wontfix)

18. marketize feature requests ⌚ still quite interesting, maybe the
    FTG can help with this

    Miscellaneous feature requests

19. free documentation for common lisp ⌚

20. add 'attachment' metadata to FEM snapshots ⌚

21. graphs of relationships between objects ✓ Arguably this is now
    done with our Linked Data solution coming from NNexus, but docs
    need to be improved; we should have a "killer feature" demo coming
    soon; there are of course many directions for future growth here.

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
#62.

/T//he more people we inspire,//the more people will inspire us./

[dginev]

Classification for requests ⌚ Maybe NNexus will be useful for auto-classification?

There's work on a joint project between ZBL and Uni Braunschweig on automatic classification of ZBL articles, which ought to have applicable metrics for doing the same task at PlanetMath. The current NNexus classification metrics are also derived from ZBL data, but I suspect are lacking in complexity compared to the DeliverMath algorithms (I attended an informal presentation where they explained they also used keywords, author names, titles and other features to perform the classification). But they should be willing to share, I hope.