Inspired by...
- Perplexity AI's "Pages" feature [i][ii]
- @Pginer-WMF, @santhosh, and the broader Language Team demo for "composing" queries + sharing what you find
- Initiatives like Depths of Wikipedia, Did You Know, and that many others that explicitly invite people to share what they discover on Wikipedia
...this task involves the work of making it possible for people to:
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| 1. | Ask questions to/of Wikipedia |
| 2. | Receive information that exists within Wikipedia that is relevant to the question/idea they are seeking to understand...in a format that is compelling and convenient to engage with and comprehend |
| 3 | Compose + Customize the information Wikipedia will have returned to you in 2. in ways that might make it more convenient for you and/or an audience to understand and engage with |
| 4. | Share the "artifact" you will have brought together in 3. |
| 5. | Learn if/how the "artifact" you made in 4. resonates with the people you were motivated to share this |
Note: I think it'd also be important for the functionality this ticket is describing to still be useful in cases when the system cannot deliver – what it think is – information directly related to what you're seeking to understand/learn.
References
Perplexity.ai: query composition + results
| Call to action | Result view #1 | Result view #2 | Result view #3 | Related queries | Follow-up query result |
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Perplexity.ai: result composition/customization
#TODO
Perplexity.ai: sharing feedback
Language Team Demo
#TODO
i. Thank you to @Arrbee for making me aware of this feature's existence
ii. Thank you to @RHo for demonstrating the feature's potential