OA-signalling Define system for keeping track of what has already been uploaded

Kinds of uploads

Full text
images and other files
metadata

It may be important to also signal whether the upload was by one of our tools, or by someone else (especially if that predates our upload attempt, see also #8 ).

What I have in mind here is basically a list (ideally cross-wiki) of most cited DOIs, along with standardized indications of

what their license is
whether the full text is on Wikisource
whether the images are on Commons
whether the metadata is on Wikidata (and synced with CrossRef), where we could also keep track of citations from Wikimedia projects, and of changes from CrossRef (e.g. after a correction or retraction)
whether any other materials are on Wikimedia projects (e.g. quotes on Wikiquote)
whether any of the uploads failed (e.g. due to file size limits, conversion issues), along with a link to the relevant bug

May 22 '14 21:05 Daniel-Mietchen

Putting on the agenda (#74) for today's meeting.

Jun 07 '14 21:06 Daniel-Mietchen

Yeah, basically the options that look OK, are using a BEACON or some sort of MongoDB serializer.

Jun 13 '14 20:06 notconfusing

Should be discussed at our next meeting - adding #74.

Jun 21 '14 22:06 Daniel-Mietchen

The conclusion of this was broadly to:

Log everything that happens in the code. Publically make available those logs (either on wiki or through another web service). Then we have a signal-noise filtering problem which is easier to deal with.

Max Klein ‽ http://notconfusing.com/

On Sat, Jun 21, 2014 at 3:17 PM, Daniel Mietchen [email protected] wrote:

Should be discussed at our next meeting - adding #74 https://github.com/wpoa/OA-signalling/issues/74.

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Jun 22 '14 18:06 notconfusing