User:Thomas Kalka

I'm living in Potsdam, Germany.

Currently I am thinking about ways to build commons, without having a community first: http://publicprivateproperty.org

I was collecting projects working towards a "p2p-culture" on http://coforum.de, where you also can find contact data: http://coforum.de/?ThomasKalka

the future of our wiki

regarding your question, the biggest change I'd like to achieve in 2010, is a beautification of the wiki, i.e. a unified style with our blog

and

the creation of topic channels which combine wiki, blog and tag updates on a same broad topic

--Mbauwens 09:50, 4 January 2010 (UTC)

styling should not be very difficult.

imho it would be very interesting, to join your delicius collection with the wiki, which would be a first step towards "topic channels"

how about my old suggestion, to install the semantic extension into this wiki ?

this would ad a lot of benefits, like inline queries (look for example http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/List_of_Hacker_Spaces) and the oportunity to create a semantic network to filter "topic channels" --toka

hi thomas, I don't see what's special about these hacker pages? I'm open to semantic extension, provided we can experiment its effects on a small scale first .. can we try?

--Mbauwens 14:56, 5 January 2010 (UTC)

the benefit of using semantic extension, as the example should show, is that you can do inline queries inside pages. at example http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/List_of_Hacker_Spaces you have a sortable list and also a map of hackerspaces, which are both build by an inline querry, different to a lot of lists here, where you put information on an overview page, and have to put the same information on the individual page too. For example using semantic extension, you can show a list of next events (like conferences etc) on the main page, and also on Country pages, where there are filtered by country.

You can also build relations between pages, like sub-concept of , to build a Topic Map which can be used to aggregate streams. --15:33, 5 January 2010 (UTC)

you've convinced me .. so, how should we try this out ... James Burke should be involved as he manages the hosting etc..