[13:08:26] This is excellent. (re @amire80: It can be done with a Lua module already now :) [13:08:27] Except that modules today can't be easily shared across wikis, but a cross-wiki repository to share templates and modules between the WMF projects will be part of Wikilambda :)) [13:10:43] So, your work with Yuri on cross-wiki Wikimedia Templates will be a part of Wikilambda. This is also interesting and intuitive. [13:13:01] But, the main point that should be considered is to allow links between Wikidata items and Wikilambda. [13:13:25] E.g. Body mass index (Z××××××) [13:15:04] == Variables == [13:15:05] BMI : Q131119 [13:15:06] M: Q11423 [13:15:07] H: Q208826 [13:16:02] == Variables == [13:16:03] BMI : Q13119 [13:16:04] M: Q11423 [13:16:06] H: Q208826 [13:16:12] == Variables == [13:16:14] BMI : Q131191 [13:16:15] M: Q11423 [13:16:16] H: Q208826 [13:16:55] == Formula == [13:16:56] BMI = M / (H^2) [13:16:58] return BMI [13:18:56] == References == [13:18:57] P248 Q35448938 [13:20:26] We can also retrieve semantic data from Q131191 to describe Z×××××× [13:20:55] @amire80 @vrandecic What do you think [13:22:42] This can be applied to templates (e.g. date of birth can be absolutely linked to Q2389905 or P569. [13:22:53] This can be applied to templates (e.g. date of birth can be absolutely linked to Q2389905 or P569) [13:23:01] This can be applied to templates (e.g. date of birth can be absolutely linked to Q2389905 or P569). [13:25:15] Another great example for why some journals have an upper limit for amount of words per title. (re @wikilinksbot: P248 – stated in [13:25:16] Q35448938 – Comparison of Body Mass Index (BMI), Body Adiposity Index (BAI), Waist Circumference (WC), Waist-To-Hip Ratio (WHR) and Waist-To-Height Ratio (WHtR) as predictors of cardiovascular disease risk factors in an adult population in Singapore.) [13:31:38] +1 (re @markus_goellnitz: Another great example for why some journals have an upper limit for amount of words per title.) [13:32:10] Long title is a common practice in medicine [13:42:39] It's probably much more complicated than that :) (re @Csisc1994: So, your work with Yuri on cross-wiki Wikimedia Templates will be a part of Wikilambda. This is also interesting and intuitive.) [13:45:13] This depends on whether ZObjects generate WikiCode as an output for the function or not. (re @amire80: It's probably much more complicated than that :)) [13:46:14] It's not exactly "my work with Yuri". What Yuri does is kind of related, but I don't participate in it much, and he also admits that his project is just a stopgap, a temporary stage until a proper global repository is developed. [13:46:15] And my work till now has only been about learning the history of the problem, understanding community needs, and writing https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Global_templates. I think they are fairly well researched, and lots of people expressed their supporthttps://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Translatable_moduless about it. [13:46:17] The "Translatable modules" proposal is a more tangible thing, which has a good chance of actually being developed during the next months. If this happens, it will be an important step towards a global repository, but just the first step. [13:46:18] And finally, the current Wikilambda plan says that a global repository of modules and templates will be part of Wikilambda, but how will this actually look like is up to the AW development team. I hope it's as close as possible to my proposal but I can't be sure ;) (re @amire80: It's probably much more complicated than that :)) [13:46:47] oh, good, another project to translate :P [13:47:07] +1 (re @Sannita: oh, good, another project to translate :P) [16:56:59] /help@wikilinksbot [17:18:15] /toggle phabricator on [23:41:08] I am honoured to share with you our new research preprint analyzing the coverage of the COVID-19 information in Wikidata and presenting several insights of how SPARQL can be used to visualize interesting features of the infectious disease. The preprint is available at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4028483. [23:41:24] I will be honored to receive comments about the work.