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WikiSingles would be a place where people can post just a bit about themselves and their interests, and create a network on new connections based on shared interests, location, etc. A wiki would be a great place to meet people in a safe yet dynamic way. Userpages are sort of a way to do this right now but the intent is focused on the work of developing the content, not socializing with each other.

Being able to see the changes that are happening in real-time in a rich-text editor would push the wiki philosophy in a new direction. While admittedly, it would often be distracting for large-scale sites with many users editing at once, it is ideal for many situations.

I've been thinking of how this could be done with a modified version of the software. My essential idea is that you could use something half-way between bots and transclusions (as in MediaWiki: messages) to generate articles from templates, which would define which numbers they applied to, and how to generate appropriate text (such as x is the yth prime number).

Of course, this would necessitate some kind of "WikiScript", but it would mean that any number could have an article, generated on request. For templates that matched only a small set of numbers, the text could be pre-generated and cached somewhere, while those with wider scope would be calculated when a matching number was requested (and then cached until the next change). A change that effected a very large number of articles would carry a warning - I was originally thinking of requiring verification of such edits, but the existing protection mechanism could be used for that.

I've put together an incarnation of numberpedia. There's a few twists to the model, however: while all entries in wikipedia are publicly editable (unless locked), numberpedia has notions of namespaces, so users may add numbers to private or semi-private spaces that are viewable but not necessarily editable by everyone. The public namespace may always be edited, even by anonymous users. There are also collections of numbers, called projects, that users may grant varying permissions to as well. I've also worked to make it easy for people to add numbers with a firefox toolbar. Please check out www.numberpedia.org and tell me what you think! --65.96.173.58 02:57, 5 September 2007 (UTC)Reply[reply]

I think the real power of a project like this would be to recreate allmusic.com in Wiki/GFDL. all music guide is immensely popular and I think we could almost top them with a wiki. Just music reviews and discography. Some kind of a more strict and searchable format than basic wikipedia; for instance you could search recordings by year, by genre, etc.Possible could be movie and book reviews too? --Lussmu 20:34, 29 Jun 2004 (UTC)

With the disastrous relaunch of allmusic.com, whereby users are only allowed to use the site with Internet Explorer 6.0 for Windows, and with their setup not allowing direct linking, I think this project is a lot more important. --Ilya 03:21, 13 Jul 2004 (UTC)

Integration with [http:/www.musicbrainz.org MusicBrainz] and AudioScrobbler seems entirely possible. The MusicBrainz information is open source, as is the data for artist similarity, song popularity, etc. from AudioScrobbler. Integration with these services, combined with the additional information provided by users of concert dates, band biographies, etc. similar to AllMusic would make this a very powerful and popular wiki. 141.149.209.153 22:06, 7 Dec 2004 (UTC)

Ok, i found the infos, the site was called www.fairtunes.com form 2000 to 2001 (you still can found it on fairtunes @ archive.org ) then it changed name to musiclink . Anyway i pick them just as an exemple, there may be others better, or it way be something to create. I don't know what Musiclink is worth exactly, i think it's a brilliant idea. Just read the their FAQs, its very interesting (both old fairtunes and new musiclink). If we could make Wikimusic integrated with such a system and link all the localised versions together, it would make a hell of a good international realistic music platform for 21st century. This is where listeners and musicians could befriend again. 82.67.152.45 12:41, 19 Feb 2005 (CET)

I saw that there are two similar ideas for a music database. I think that it should be a WikiAudio data base. This could hold a collection of audio recordings. I would like to see both classic music and music that is donated, but I would also like to see audio books. There is a great deal of liturature with outdated (or never implemented) copyrights. Just Poe, Twain and Shakespear would be many hours of audio. With the increasing popularity of MP3 players, I think that this would be very popular.

This database can also be used by programmers to make programs which would allow a user to pick a group of songs they feel like listening to and then have the program pick other songs the user has that fit in with that grouping (user can decide what grouping that is - again: genre, mood, tempo) or it can suggest songs from a central database.

Wiki fits in beautifully with this concept as it is difficult to characterize whether a song is happy, sad, upbeat, rebellious, et cetera. Everyone will have their seperate opinions, yet the more people you have contributing, the more likely the song will fit in the right category.

I am momentarily thinking of a wikimusic as well, but i think i mean something different as the above. I just would permit free music (PD, GFDL, CC-free etc). At the moment that will mean classical music, Bach, Beethoven, Mozart etc. People dead over 70 years. And I would like to add three major topics with every musicpiece, to know: The audio, the score and in some cases the tekst. This would prefer some kind of wiki-notation for notes, but easier than the way as it is now (see ). I am still trying to prepare a plan, and I would like to hear more ideas, what people think of it. I leave here this, but I will probably not check this page a lot of times. Therefor, please give reactions on my nl.wp-usertalk, my talk at nl.wp, or email me, effeietsanders AT wikipedia DOT be . I will approach some users as well in the future, but I can not guarentuee that I will find you. So, if you know about music, if you are interested in music, help with ideas to make an acceptable plan for this whole procedure. Free the music! (As I understood, a quote from Jimbo). Effeietsanders talk

There should be a centralized list of references to good/up-to-date textbooks/monographs in various topics, just what an expert would recommend for starters. Something like wikipedia:List of publications in science, but aimed at learning instead of listing remarkable publications (imho these lists do a bad job mixing learning resources and important historical publications). This could be used for better division of labour: some expert (without time/will to contribute) could write his recommendation here and then some fanatical wikipedian could read the books and write articles/wikibook about the subject. Samohyl Jan 14:07, 16 Nov 2004 (UTC)

- a place for news articles / review / preview, of the current, and upcoming Game Events arround the world, with press coverage, from the actual users of the Wiki ( example of : E3, CeBit, CERF )- the "Discussion" - of the curent articles / reviews / previews - CAN be used as forums of discussion, a thing that many game sites are missing. ( the article, to have it's own discussion )- a place to talk Development ( mainly GameDev, or Platform Development ) - of the current software used in Platform/Game Development ( something like gamedev.net, or gamasutra.com )- a place for Press Releases - arround the world. ( something like prweb.com )- a place for Images / Print Screens - of the actual games, software - of the WORK done by other wikipedians, or by software companies.- a place for HardWare / SoftWare reviews and discussions. 041b061a72