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Revision as of 15:19, 26 August 2010
Read the introduction. Welcome to the Concept Wiki! Q: What's the difference from a dictionary? Here is how to use this web site:
http://concept.wikia.com/wiki/Your_word_or_phrase_(ID)
Note 1: the site is under development. I plan to automatize the process of collecting the definitions into a single umbrella pages such as word or intelligence, so you could look up weather the definition that you indended isn't yet present in the wiki. Note 2: I recommend you to look for definitions in http://www.onelook.com website, or in Google before you create your own ones, because it may be faster for you, and more accurate. Note 3: There are analogous wikis in other languages (currently Lithuanian and Japanese). You may contribute to them separately, but once you found equivalent definitions referring to exactly the same concept, link them by adding one of the following kind of links: [[ja:Japanese_word_or_phrase_(ID)]] [[lt:Lithuanian_word_or_phrase_(ID)]] to the bottom of each of the respective pages to create the mappings between equivalent concepts defined in different languages. This way, you we will be matching the concepts, and will be effectively creating standardized meanings for words or Definitionary, which is the basis for having Language Independent Documents. I hope I will have time to soon introduce a JavaScript that queries this wiki, and provides you the possibility to embed the links to definitions as you type. |