Yes we are creating short animations of still images without sound. These are then to be used within the videowiki tool, at which point multiple media files are stitched together and text to speech sound is added. One can see an example here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:VideoWiki/Tuberculosis

Yes agree with your suggestion to use En.MD.Video

Fixed by Ryan

Brian figured it out. We just needed to add this page https://nccommons.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Lang

I am thinking we should go with the shorter version, ie replace "Wikipedia-VideoWiki" with simply "Video"

Every article on MDWiki does list the Wikidata ID at the top if that helps https://mdwiki.org/w/index.php?title=Gout&action=edit

So what we are doing meshes closely with VideoWiki but should be standalone. We are looking at creating a number of tools that make short video segments. So lets apply for another project...

Would be wonderful if we could have the system believe that MDWiki is a language like Simple EN...

Basically we want to feed two peices of data to a new tool on the wmcloud that then takes this data and creates a short video which it uploads to commons. The data could be handed to the tool via a url such as like in this template https://mdwiki.org/wiki/Video:Sandbox

I am thinking that these template should be external to VideoWiki

As I think about the best way to implement these additional functions, I am thinking this template should begin as

All the languages of Wikipedia are stored here, so basically want the system to pretend MDWiki is a language of Wikipedia, just like Simple Wikipedia is.

Okay we appear to have this solved...

Okay found the answer here https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:DiscussionTools/Magic_words_and_markup

Okay @Bawolff figured out the issue. It is something called DiscussionTools https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:DiscussionTools

Same issue exists with Japanese WP https://ja.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&format=json&prop=extracts&titles=Wikipedia:%E3%83%93%E3%83%87%E3%82%AA%E3%82%A6%E3%82%A3%E3%82%AD/%E7%97%9B%E9%A2%A8&explaintext=1&exsectionformat=wiki&redirects

Further details

I have made both the EN WP and MDWiki articles exactly the same. And they still return different results via the API.

yes exactly, used to work but no longer works

By the way, how long until the default is changed? We have a effort rolling out in Igbo right now. I am doing video conferences to try to teach people how to change the default themselves which is not ideal.

Is there a place were it lists all the languages for which MinT is the default? Someone needs to test them.

Have reached out to @VirginiaPoundstone Virginia Poundstone at the WMF who is listed as managing API. https://wikimediafoundation.org/role/staff-contractors/#product

Have emailed a number of folks at OWID to see if they are still interested in collaborating with us on this. Last reached out to them regarding this in 2022. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-NViGPksV0fDvf0gueXhMTnP7sTAWU7W-BWPvO4zZ0g/edit

After so so many years it is amazing to make progress. We definitely need to figure out translation next. I know it is on OWIDs list of things to do. Ideally we figure it out with them and we both benefit.

We are working on a "Consent pop up" and will hopefully have it ready in a couple of weeks for further discussion.

Perfect thanks for figuring this out.

Picture of the error

When I added this

With the update that Ryan just did this is mostly fixed. Just a few like this that are not formatted properly

The largest image sets will probably be 600 to 800.

Actually with respect to the lua, this is not currently needed as Ibrahem has put all the CT scans into image sets https://nccommons.org/wiki/Category:Image_set

It is interesting. When you first load a CT scan it gives you a count down of how many images are remaining to be downloaded. https://radiopaedia.org/cases/186505/studies/148351?lang=us So Maybe they are downloading them all immediately aswell.

@Bawolff do you know how radiopedia does this? Such as here https://radiopaedia.org/cases/crest-syndrome-1?lang=us

We at Wiki Project Med have created NC Commons for NC and ND licensed material. It currently has about 6.3 million media files. We have consensus from Afrikaans WP to adopt its use. Wondering if there are folks here interested in getting involved? https://nccommons.org/wiki/Main_Page

The Cloud-Services project tag is not intended to have any tasks. Please check the list on https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/project/profile/832/ and replace it with a more specific project tag to this task. Thanks!

Every page that exists on MDWiki has been tagged to the Wikidata item using the WikiProjectMed ID

They are the ones that occur in mirrored pages. https://mdwiki.org/wiki/Canada

This would be the next step on using Wikidata on other mediawikis correct?

We would love to have this for MDWiki.org.

If we set it up such that it shows a still image from Commons initially. And than when clicked to activate they get a notice that says "External data source. This content is hosted externally, so enabling it shares your IP address and other data to the graph provider." With a "Cancel" and "I understand" button. And only once they click "I understand" it shows the functional graphing tool. Would that be sufficient? Basically similar to what we have on WikiVoyage for the external overlays for the maps. See https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Cranbrook as an example.

Yes and we are happy to have this run on WMF production servers by WMF staff if required with support from us if they wish.

What was built was a proof of concept and is in active use by MDWiki. Yes we are learning more about WMF requirements as we go along.

By "experienced developer review our current nodejs service documentation and begin specifying and prototyping a new project" do you mean someone within the WMF technical team? Do volunteers have access to WMF production servers or only staff?

Okay so what would be the steps to "develop a microservice to deliver any relevant OWID content which could live within Wikimedia production"? Best

We currently have a tool that comes along and fixes the Wikidata links on WP. We; however, are unable to delete the WD entry that was created. Would be good to have the tool not create WD entries for user namespace items. Thanks

Yup fixed. Well done.

Yes have had the same error reported recently in Japanese.

Not sure what you mean?