My area of interest is using Wikimedia sites for ActivityPub social applications. I'm especially interested in data about cultural objects like books, movies and music as well as places and events.
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@evan we need a daily betting pool for "where is Evan going to turn up today?"
Recognizing that 2-5 correct answers might be possible. 😁
Oh, watching @wmhack for updates!
My area of interest is using Wikimedia sites for ActivityPub social applications. I'm especially interested in data about cultural objects like books, movies and music as well as places and events.
My area of interest is using Wikimedia sites for ActivityPub social applications. I'm especially interested in data about cultural objects like books, movies and music as well as places and events.
@evan I have some half-baked ideas about using Wikidata identifiers (QIDs) to unambiguously reference topics in ActivityPub, maybe as a JSON-LD extension/vocabulary. I‘m not in Milan, but I‘d like to connect if something comes out of your Hackathon project!
@johl for ActivityPubbers, we define objects with an HTTPS URL that points to a JSON-LD document with the Activity Streams vocabulary. So, it's probably close to what you're thinking!
@evan It might even be the same and I just failed to express myself correctly!
I‘m thinking about an Activity Streams vocabulary where you can use Wikidata IDs to describe things. E.g. clarifying that you talk about Berlin in Germany (https://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q64), not the one in Connecticut, USA (https://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q821199).
Or use it to specify authors, composers etc.
If you have some spare time, may I suggest this museum (if you've not yet seen it)?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museo_Nazionale_Scienza_e_Tecnologia_Leonardo_da_Vinci
@evan Have a great time Evan
@evan Oh you edited it! :-)
@samwilson edit this toot
