Wikipedia 1.0
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There have long been plans to develop a print edition of Wikipedia, and to distribute it to parts of the world with poor internet connectivity. There have also been various plans to implement content review, to produce a filtered snapshot of the encyclopedia.
STATIC CONTENT |
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Static content group (talk) |
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CD/DVD on meta |
WP 1.0 on meta |
German CD on meta |
Polska DVD on meta |
Mandriva on meta (inactive; non-existing) |
Offline readers 2009 notes |
Offline task force on strategy wiki (inactive since 2010) |
Software tools |
Alt parsers (on MediaWiki) |
WikiMiner (pl,en) |
Kiwix
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GERMAN WP 1.0 (t) |
de info in English |
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POLISH WP 1.0 |
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ITALIAN WP 1.0 (it) |
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Malayalam WP 1.0 (ml) |
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ENGLISH WP 1.0 (t) |
Bot (t) Criteria. |
SOS Children DVD online browsable (t) |
Version 0.5 (t) (bot) (Nominations) (t) |
Core topics — Torrent |
Work via WikiProjects |
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Wikipédia Junior (inactive) |
FRENCH CD (very old) |
- Example
- English Wikipedia 1.0
Feature suggestionsEdit
Proposed features of a "Wikipedia 1.0" :
- content-review
- removal of stubs, confusing/unfinished articles
- content filtering
- selection of a subset of our half-million articles
- removal of content not suitable for all audiences
- offline
- suitable for users without a good internet connection
- CD/DVD editions (cf. the German and French/English efforts to produce snapshots in 2004)
- Print editions (an initial ~400pg? softcover, perhaps distributed via roomtoread or similar groups)
PrintingEdit
There is interest in distributing print copies of WP 1.0 to rural areas, and to schools with outdated textbooks and encyclopedias. There may also be interest in such a print edition among people who have access to the website.
See also other printing initiatives, including Wikijunior and Wikireaders
ParticipantsEdit
For a list of interested participants, see the Wikipedia 1.0 projects on individual language wikipedias : de, en, es, fr, pl, ru, ja, ...
External LinksEdit
- Room to Read, a non-profit that distributes books in bulk (particularly English-language books) to schools all over the world.