Wikipedia 1.0
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| CD/DVD on meta |
| WP 1.0 on meta |
| German CD on meta |
| Polska DVD on meta |
| Mandriva on meta |
| Offline readers |
| Offline task force on strategy wiki |
| Software tools |
| Alt parsers (on MediaWiki) |
| WikiMiner(pl,en) |
| Kiwix |
| wiki2cd
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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 (active) |
| FRENCH CD (very old) |
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.
- Example
- English Wikipedia 1.0
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Feature suggestions[edit]
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)
Printing[edit]
There is interest in distributing print copies of WP 1.0 to rural areas, and to schools with outdated textbooks and encyclopedias.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
Participants[edit]
For a list of interested participants, see the Wikipedia 1.0 projects on individual language wikipedias : de, en, es, fr, pl, ru, ja, ...
External Links[edit]
- Room to Read, a non-profit that distributes books in bulk (particularly English-language books) to schools all over the world.
