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Some Wikipedians have formed a project to better organize information in articles related to Keywords. This page and its subpages contain their suggestions; it is hoped that this project will help to focus the efforts of other Wikipedians. If you would like to help, please inquire on the talk page and see the to-do list there.
[edit] ScopeThis WikiProject is for helping wikipedians to understand better how to use keywords, tags and references. Disambiguation is the locus of control. [edit] Related pages[edit] Wiki projects
[edit] Tables[edit] General concepts[edit] InspirationJust a few of the articles on Meta that have inspired WikiProject_Keywords:
Ideas at Meta: LiquidThreads | Wikidata | Kendra_evaluation | Ultimate_Wiktionary | WikiSound | (many more) Wikipedia: TWiki | Proposal_for_intuitive_table_editor_and_namespace | (others) [edit] Participants[edit] AbstractionThis is a table you can drop on your user page to keep track of stuff you're working on and navigate to it quicly.
This is schema [disambiguation needed] for doing project management via a standard WikiProject
This is schema [disambiguation needed] for doing data modeling via a Meta-Object Facility (MOF)
[edit] AnonymityYou can build a Table of Context just like you can a Table of Contents using the MediaWiki Built-in tools... even if you wish to remain anonymous. Just click on the talk link within an Edit log entry (also on an RC log or the history for an article, and a list of contributions will come up. Assuming you made a series of related posts from a static IP Address or all during a single session [disambiguation needed], you can see them all in one place. This way, the articles or other entries become related and you can watch them by placing that IP address's talk page on your Wikipedia:watchlist. This is of course only partial anonymity, but it can create advantages for tracking your interests with a reasonable degree of modesty. [edit] ExampleGeorge Ritzer wrote a book that coined the term "cathedral of consumerism" which is, at the time of this post (11:00, 7 November 2005 (UTC)), a red link (like this one). Now both Cathedral and Consumerism have anonymous contexts - that is - they stand on their own, without an association with Ritzer. Let's assume that "cathedral of consumerism" may simply become a redirect to Ritzer's book. Now as an exercise, find the name of the book and build a reference table for it. [edit] Identity and ContextThe opposite of Anonymity is Identity. The example above reduces the science of sociology to yet another form of commercial pedagogy. When dealing with rights, one must look at the two poles of attribution: privacy and publication. Sometimes it is good for Wikipedians to expand contexts to make more articles. More often though, it is better for us to contract contexts. It best, of course, to find a balance. [edit] Example of couplingSeth Eastman an officer in the United States Army marries a gal named Mary Henderson thus turning her into Mary Eastman. She desires to maintain her surname, so she goes by Mary Henderson Eastman. Seth, a budding artist has a real health crisis at the tender age of 53, so he petitions the United States Congress to commission a series of paintings under the auspices of the brand new National Endowment for the Arts. The congress actually arranges for Eastman to go into simi-retirement drawing army pay while he produced the series, thus saving the taxpayer a lot of money by Killing two birds with one stone. To top that off {thus expanding the context) Mary has written a controversial book called Aunt Phillis's Cabin as an antithesis to Uncle Tom's Cabin. So now we discover a rich context and a vast complex of sociological, literary and historically significant factoids that expands to find the couple in an almost George and Martha Washington context. Incredibly, Seth and Mary Eastman have more identification in Wikipedia (per 11:43, 7 November 2005 (UTC)) as a couple than do George and Martha. [edit] List and Table Structures
Seth and Mary Eastman Article: References:Death Whoop, Aunt Phillis's Cabin, American Literature, Native American [disambiguation needed], National Endowment for the Arts, Dakota [disambiguation needed], Sioux, Fort Snelling, etc. Keywords: Art, Painter, Author, Illustrator, , controversy, censorship, commisioned paintings, etc.
[edit] Tables of ConceptOK this is going off the deep end and out into the ozone at the same time - Down the drain and Up in smoke -> equilibrium [disambiguation needed]: [edit] quadrapeniaExecutable_and_Linkable_Format
[edit] social justicePrinciples: enforcement without abridgment is tyranny!! E Pluribus Unix! [edit] reference articlesKeyword [disambiguation needed] | Lexicography | Lexicology | lexicon Keywords: merit [disambiguation needed] | token [disambiguation needed] | affinity [disambiguation needed] frame [disambiguation needed] | goal | more... [edit] Infoboxes{{WikiProjectNotice|Keywords}}
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