A newer draft for the functionality of this page is wiki-net.
The recent near changes are supposed to get triggered by a ranking of neighbors on the wiki-node. We do it manually for now.
Newer ideas on this issue are on wiki-Woodstock: favorite neighbors.
The different recent changes should merge and be sorted by date. So you see whats going on in the closer neighborhood on one page with the most recent on the top.
Depending on the traffic we should try like three or four neighbors displayed. When low-traffic wikis get chosen as favorite neighbors it could also be more. We're flexible.
We sign neighbors here. Everybody signs three or four neighbors according to his personal ranking. For example:
- Your most favorite neighbor you sign three times
- your second favorite neighbor you sign twice
- your third favorite neighbor you sign once.
An idea to be improved as we see it in action. We are flexible.
Then we rank the neighbors on the node, most favorite on the top. The three (or how many ever) most favorite neighbor's recent changes get fed to the recent near changes.
All this gets done manually as long as there is no automatisation yet.
the most favorite neighbors of s23-wiki:
neighbors voted for once
neighbors voted for twice
neighbors voted for three times
MattisManzel 00:31, 26 November 2005 (CET): I'm also trying this out on community-wiki: favorite neighbors
MattisManzel 18:14, 27 November 2005 (CET): What an exiting graph extension. See also wiki-node / map
An example
<graph>
[ S23 ] -> [ 22C3-wiki ] [ S23 ] -> [ crao-wiki ] [ S23 ] -> [ C4-wiki ]
</graph>
with links <graph>
[ s23-wiki: wiki-node ] {link: WikiNode;} -> [ 22C3-wiki: wiki-node ] { link: https://events.ccc.de/congress/2005/wiki/WikiNode; }
[ s23-wiki: wiki-node ] {link: WikiNode;} -> [ crao-wiki: wiki-node ] { link: http://wiki.crao.net/index.php/WikiNode; }
[ s23-wiki: wiki-node ] {link: WikiNode;} -> [ C4-wiki: wiki-node ] { link: http://wiki.koeln.ccc.de/index.php/WikiNode; }
</graph>