When a result is returned from the Citoid service into the auto-citation tool which has been provided by WorldCat, show "Powered by WorldCat" text. (wording to be finalised).
Must also include the worldcat pinwheel logo, either horizontal or vertical: https://www.oclc.org/en/news/media-kit.html
| mediawiki/extensions/Citoid : master | Credit Worldcat where they're the data source |
| Status | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | Mvolz | T145462 Provide auto-citations based on ISBNs in Wikimedia production | ||
| Resolved | Mvolz | T145463 Credit the source of the ISBN data in Citoid Extension | ||
| Resolved | Mvolz | T145464 Credit the source of the citation in the Citoid Extension | ||
| Resolved | Mvolz | T145465 Indicate the source of the citation data in the response |
Not sure this merits a separate task from T145464? Implementation wise, it'll probably say "Powered by" or "Metadata retrieved from" and then the remaining text from the service directly, one or multiple of Zotero, CrossRef, WorldCat, (possibly citoid when native scraper is used?)
I was assuming we'd do one before the other. :-)
Implementation wise, it'll probably say "Powered by" or "Metadata retrieved from" and then the remaining text from the service directly, one or multiple of Zotero, CrossRef, WorldCat, (possibly citoid when native scraper is used?)
(Is there a clean way to give multiple sources and then do that in i18n?)
Hmm. I believe that kind of "lego i18n" doesn't work for some languages, sadly. We could cheat for them with the equivalent of "powered by: Zotero", but…
(Sorry, forgot to actually give the rest of my comment.)
… So, I was thinking this'd return some string values 'foo', 'bar' and locally we'd check to know if we recognise them; if yes, show the …-foo i18n key, if not show …-unknown which'd say something like "Powered by another source" so we can expand it later. But eh.
Change 327512 had a related patch set uploaded (by Mvolz):
Add ISBN to field name and credit Worldcat
Will go out in wmf.15 (i.e. next Tuesday); note that this doesn't flag the feature availability yet.