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andrei-ciortea.md

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 - [[person]]
 - [[twitter]] andreiciortea
+- In St Gallen.
+- Interested in [[distributed knowledge graph]]s and [[governance]].
 
 
 [//begin]: # "Autogenerated link references for markdown compatibility"
 [person]: person "Person"
 [twitter]: twitter "Twitter"
+[distributed-knowledge-graph]: distributed-knowledge-graph "Distributed Knowledge Graph"
+[governance]: governance "Governance"
 [//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"

ivan-herman.md

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+# Ivan Herman
+
+- When [[semantic web]] was designed, [[privacy]] and [[security]] were not considered.
+  - [[rob-sanderson]] Social could help here.
+  - Ivan: it needs to be proved.
+
+[//begin]: # "Autogenerated link references for markdown compatibility"
+[rob-sanderson]: rob-sanderson "Rob Sanderson"
+[//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"

joel-gustafson.md

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 - A [[person]].
 - [[twitter]] twitter.com/gustafjt.
+- Had an idea that was essentially very compatible to [[agora protocol]].
+
 
 
 [//begin]: # "Autogenerated link references for markdown compatibility"
 [person]: person "Person"
 [twitter]: twitter "Twitter"
+[agora-protocol]: agora-protocol "Agora Protocol"
 [//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"

journal/2020-12-01.md

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 # 2020-12-01
 
 - [[samuel klein]] pointed out [[instant commons]] by [[wikimedia]].
+- [[social-knowledge-graphs-discussion]]
+
+  
 
 [//begin]: # "Autogenerated link references for markdown compatibility"
 [samuel-klein]: ../samuel-klein "Samuel Klein"
 [instant-commons]: ../instant-commons "Instant Commons"
+[wikimedia]: ../wikimedia "Wikimedia"
 [//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"

social-knowledge-graphs-discussion.md

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     - Perhaps my answer is that we should favour simplicity in the data structure/interface and try to solve it using the social aspect of distributed knowledge graphs; ranking/disambiguation information volunteered by users post facto.
     - Perhaps many lightweight "see also" pointers could mean "same as"?
   - [[link rot]]
-    - Perhaps not as bad in the [[agora]] due to the fact that most links will be to nodes and not to subnodes?
+    - Perhaps not as bad in an [[agora]] due to the fact that most links will be to nodes and not to subnodes?
+- [[andrei-ciortea]]
+- [[ward-cunningham]]
+- [[ivan herman]]
+- [[joel-gustafson]]
 
 
 
@@ -15,4 +19,8 @@
 [jennifer-rygh]: jennifer-rygh "Jennifer Rygh"
 [link-rot]: link-rot "Link Rot"
 [agora]: agora "Agora"
+[andrei-ciortea]: andrei-ciortea "Andrei Ciortea"
+[ward-cunningham]: ward-cunningham "Ward Cunningham"
+[ivan-herman]: ivan-herman "Ivan Herman"
+[joel-gustafson]: joel-gustafson "Joel Gustafson"
 [//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"

ward-cunningham.md

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 - The [[OG]].
 - Founder of [[c2]].
 
+## About creating wiki
+- Wiki 
+  - Had experience with Smalltalk, amassed over several months of undirected exploration
+  - People asked for the gist of Smalltalk to learn it over two days. How to condense months of learning in a format that makes that possible?
+  - The text in the wiki came from that.
+- "Made this thing over a weekend because nobody was sending me tihng" -- I called it wiki because it meant "fast".
+  - "If I make this stupid simple" -- people won't think I tried hard, but they will have the tools to "make it work".
+- Tended to the wiki a few hours a day -- in the time between "proper work". But that tending paid off.
+- For long, people could have thrashed but didn't. Then someone did, and people just tended to it.
+- The environment that resulted was very *creative*. Lots of vocabulary was coined right there.
+- When Wikipedia came along, it did the right things:
+  - They made it in every language
+- Spinning off wikis out of wikis
+  - Wiki on wiki (meta)
+  - Religion wiki
+- Taking pages and refactoring, cross-linking -- that's the core of federated wiki.
+- In a federated wiki, queries propagate -- pages include a history on which wikis have hosted the wiki previously. If a page vanishes, it can be found in a previous version.
+- "When you're talking about yourself, talk of yourself as we"
+- Google-like analytics were interesting
+  - Tried not to pay attention.
+  - Bone (sp?) dialog: you talk to the center of the room, not to any particular person. It's good for sharing, giving.
+- Some people wanted to put graphs in wiki
+- Federated wiki has a few thousand sites on it, 25-30 get daily updates and host vibrant communities and might be interested in your project.
+  - Links are the title of the page
+  - But if you retrieve a page from some other wiki, it fans out/ripples
+  - The sites you pull from become part of your neighborhood
+  - When you search, you can choose to "pull" pages into your sites
+    - [[curational event]]
+  - People might turn out to maintain several sites, specialized on topics
+- If you go to your unicycle page, it will mention there are N pages about unicycle in your neighborhood 
+- http://found.ward.bay.wiki.org/wiki-as-knowledge-graph.html
+
 
 [//begin]: # "Autogenerated link references for markdown compatibility"
 [person]: person "Person"
 [twitter]: twitter "Twitter"
 [c2]: c2 "C2"
-[wikipedia]: wikipedia "Wikipedia"
 [//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"