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Hello, I'm Saul. I am one of Paul ten Have's bibliography elves, and a computer science / engineering PhD student at Queen Mary University.
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Hello, I'm Saul. I am one of Paul ten Have's bibliography elves, and a postdoc in Psychology and Computer Science at Tufts University.
  
 
I made this wiki. If you have any questions, ask me on this page, or you can always find me at http://saulalbert.net
 
I made this wiki. If you have any questions, ask me on this page, or you can always find me at http://saulalbert.net
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This is my scratchpad for ideas and issues relating to emcawiki.net - if it gets big and unwieldy I'll move it somewhere else but for now it's just a dumping ground for random wiki ideas and other stuff.
 
This is my scratchpad for ideas and issues relating to emcawiki.net - if it gets big and unwieldy I'll move it somewhere else but for now it's just a dumping ground for random wiki ideas and other stuff.
  
== Ideas and issues ==
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== Ideas (on todo list for next version) ==
  
=== Spaces in page titles problem ===
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=== Problem with browsing the database by author ===
  
If we're creating a bibliography entry, using spaces in the page title means the BibTex won't be displayed on the resulting page (although it will be generated as long as the BibTex key does'nt carry the space). A sensible way of dealing with this automatically would be to supress spaces in new entry names, but for the moment I'll just remind people to not use spaces or specia characters in page names or BibTex keys when adding bibtex entries.
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[[User:Clair-AntoineVeyrier]] pointed this out: it's a PITA searching for authors in the [[EMCA bibliography database]].
  
=== Double quotes problem ===
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I'm not really happy with the bibliography database browsing system. It's a compromise at the moment - the interface and the entries are not fully generated by the wiki - they are actually generated by the bibtex file the wiki exports each time we add something. That's why it takes 5 minutes to create a new entry.
  
When adding titles with double quotes, ordinary double quotes are escaped in the BibTex titles, leading to weird CamelCase display (check the history of http://emcawiki.net/Licoppe2010a to see that in action). I'll probably need to make a plugin that replaces title fields with double quotes with a unicodes: U+201C (double open) and U+201D (double close) or html entities “ and ” respectively.
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However, for the moment, you can actually do something like this quite easily:
  
=== Duplicate entry problem ===
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http://emcawiki.net/bibtex/browser.php?author=Schegloff&bib=emca.bib
  
There is still the risk that someone may add a duplicate entry.  This is easily remedied by deleting it once found, and it's really only a temporary problem (once all the lists have been digitized, we'll only be adding new items).  Nonetheless, I have added instructions to each of the bibliographies asking people who want to add items to the bibliographies to check against the lists.
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That will give you all Schegloff's publications.  
  
Also when new adding papers, the rationalised naming structure of each page AuthorNameYYYY (e.g.  Schegloff1992, Schegloff1992a, Schegloff1992b etc.) should make it relatively straight forward to notice if you're adding a duplicate and the system will not allow identically titled pages to be created.
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I have been experimenting with creating author wiki pages that use this feature:
  
If this becomes a problem further down the line, I'll think about  addressing it with a technical solution, but for the moment we haven't  had the problem arising yet...
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eg:
  
For the moment I've made [https://www.dropbox.com/sh/60q4ehkt5idnsq7/AAAxx4kYHV0B51OlcWugc5Ysa?dl=0 a shared dropbox folder with copies of Paul's pdfs]. People who are doing a lot of digitizing can subscribe to the folder and update the file they're working on. I know this is not ideal, but transferring those PDFS to wiki format is a *lot* of work.
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http://emcawiki.net/Emanuel_A_Schegloff
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http://emcawiki.net/Charles_Antaki
  
=== Multiple bibliography problem ===
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So that if someone clicks on the links that appear in the right hand side of the entry, they get taken to this 'author page', but I'm not sure about how these ought to work yet...
  
There's a related problem: how do we check whether new entries have been added to the right bibliographies? Especially when they appear in multiple bibliographies in the first place. This is a problem for us as much as for other people. I found a reasonable solution to this: a  slightly sophisticated Google Search:
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For the next version of the wiki I'd definitely like to make the generation of lists and references all wiki-native, that would mean we could more easily switch between APA / MLA formats etc.
  
For example, Clair-Antoine added the introduction to 'Embodied Interaction language and body in the material world', the 2011 book by Streeck, Goodwin and LeBaron. I wanted to find out whether this was  already in the bibliography, so I searched google for:
 
  
  site:www.paultenhave.nl "Embodied Interaction language and body in the material world"
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=== Abstracts should be in BibTex and database ===
  
[https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=L%27expos%C3%A9+scientifique+paultenhave.nl&oq=L%27expos%C3%A9+scientifique+paultenhave.nl&aqs=chrome..69i57.3139j0j7&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=93&ie=UTF-8#q=site%3Awww.paultenhave.nl+%22Embodied+Interaction+language+and+body+in+the+material+world%22 Click here to try it out.]
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When we search for an item in the "browse the entire database", the abstract do not appear in the bibtex file. This has different implications:
  
This looks through Paul's site for this title. The results indicated it was in three bibliographies:
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* When downloading bibtex, the abstract is not included.
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* People do not necessarily know that abstracts are associated with items (unless they access through the twitter link).
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* If they know, they have to discover that "edit" brings to the item URL which displays the abstract.  
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* An [abstract] item showing more when clicked (like when [bibtex] is clicked) would be nice to have
  
* http://www.paultenhave.nl/RIS-bib.pdf - the 'Related Interaction Studies' tag.
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=== DOI / ISBN / url to Bibtex ===
* http://www.paultenhave.nl/Bibliography%20Interactional%20Linguistics.pdf - the 'Interactional Linguistics' tag.
 
* http://www.paultenhave.nl/EMCABIB.pdf - the general 'EMCA' bibliography tag.
 
  
So I was able to edit it and make sure it was tagged to appear in all
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It's a PITA to download a bibtex file, then upload it to the wiki, it would make much more sense to just enter a DOI / ISBN / url and see if we can get structured data straight into the wiki. This shouldn't be hard at all, there are lots of libraries that support this:
three.
 
  
== Software fixes todo ==
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* https://github.com/manticorp/DOI-to-Bibtex
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* https://github.com/davidagraf/doi2bib/
  
* I've discovered that using special characters such as ø or ü in page titles messes with the BibTex export function of the wiki. I should sort that out - or automatically rename pages to standard latin characters when they are bibtex entries.
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It's not at all clear to me what the most graceful way to implement this would be in MediaWiki / Semantic Forms (there are probably internal data retrieval tools that could do this nicely), but it's definitely something I'd like to add to the next version of the wiki.
  
== This is the email I send out to people who offer to help: ==  
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Possible implementation options:
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* Use https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Forms/Creating_query_forms to make a query form
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* Use https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:External_Data to retrieve data from:
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* http://search.crossref.org/
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* or use http://www.doi2bib.org/
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== Suggested display changes to the bibliography ==
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Andrei suggests changes to the display of the bibliography:
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e.g.
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  Ilkka Arminen, Christian Licoppe, Anna Spagnolli, (2016), "Respecifying Mediated Interaction",
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  Research on Language and Social Interaction, Informa UK Limited, vol. 49, no. 4, pp. 290–309.
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* Is it possible to remove commas after the authors, year, and article title and place a point after the article title?
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* Can you make the system not to display the publisher in the record for article? I think, this is unnecessary information in case of journals.
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The desired result would be:
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  Ilkka Arminen, Christian Licoppe, Anna Spagnolli (2016) "Respecifying Mediated Interaction”.
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  Research on Language and Social Interaction, vol. 49, no. 4, pp. 290–309.
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The same applies to the chapters in books:
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* Can you make the system to insert colon, instead of comma, between the place of publishing and the publisher? Right now the format is: London, Routledge. I think it would be more convenient to have it as: London: Routledge.
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* Can you change the format for the number of pages in the book? Now it is:
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  Jun Xu, (2016), "Displaying Recipiency: Reactive tokens in Mandarin task-oriented interaction",
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  John Benjamins, pp. 198.
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I think, it would be better to replace the comma after the publisher with the point plus change “pp. 198” to “198 p.”. The result would be (if incorporate my suggestions from first two points of my list):
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  Jun Xu (2016) "Displaying Recipiency: Reactive tokens in Mandarin task-oriented interaction”.
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  John Benjamins. 198 p.
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And maybe it would be better to remove quotation marks from the titles of books and italicize them. This way:
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  Jun Xu (2016) Displaying Recipiency: Reactive tokens in Mandarin task-oriented interaction.
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  John Benjamins. 198 p.
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== Known issues with the wiki ==
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* Moved known issues with the current version of the wiki to the [[Known Current Emcawiki Issues]] page.
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== Copy paste emails ==
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=== It's hard to add your first entry the most frequent mistake is with page names ===
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Dear X,
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I just saw you added your first bibliography entry
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to the EMCA wiki - thanks!
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I just edited it and moved it to this page:
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http://emcawiki.net/AuthorYYYY
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I did this because you had called the page "XXXX" - which
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has a few problems: firstly, you have multiple publications,
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so we need a unique bibliographical key for each entry
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(for example: Author2014 / Author2014a / Author1999 etc.).
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Secondly, because the bibliography is also machine readable
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(using BibTex), we can't have spaces or special characters
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(!@$%# etc.) in the page names. Therefore, in your subsequent
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entries, please use the following format for page names:
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FirstauthorlastnameYYYY
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any subsequent entries by the same first author could be:
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FirstauthorlastnameYYYYa
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There are more tips and a full manual about adding entries
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and the quirks of the site - such as it is - here:
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http://emcawiki.net/Adding_bibliography_entries
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Thanks, and again - thanks for your first contribution!
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It takes a while to get used to, but I hope once you've
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added a few entries it will make more sense.
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Best,
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Saul and the EMCA wiki team.
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=== This is the email I send out to people who offer to help: ===  
 
   
 
   
 
  Thanks very much for getting in touch. I've created you an account and
 
  Thanks very much for getting in touch. I've created you an account and
  you should now be able to add publications to the bibliography.
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  you should soon receive an automatic email allowing you to set a password.
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You should then be able to add publications to the bibliography.
 
   
 
   
 
  Feel free to email the admin group if you are having any trouble - it's
 
  Feel free to email the admin group if you are having any trouble - it's
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  You'll find more information on adding items to the bibliographies here:
 
  You'll find more information on adding items to the bibliographies here:
 
  http://emcawiki.net/Adding_bibliography_entries
 
  http://emcawiki.net/Adding_bibliography_entries
 
And if you check out the bibliography page here:
 
http://emcawiki.net/EMCA_bibliography_database you'll find a link to all
 
the current bibliographies we need help with. Just click the
 
'discussion' tab on top of each bibliography page and you'll see what
 
needs doing!
 
 
   
 
   
 
  Thanks again for offering to contribute, and all the best,
 
  Thanks again for offering to contribute, and all the best,
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  Saul and the EMCA wiki team.
 
  Saul and the EMCA wiki team.
  
== This is a slightly more detailed email inviting people to participate in specific projects ==
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=== This is a slightly more detailed email inviting people to participate on a more ongoing basis as a member of the admin group ===
 
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  In terms of how to proceed, I have created you an account and you should now receive an automated email inviting you to choose a password. It's possible that this will end up in your spam folder -  so have a look. If you don't get this email, let me know and I'll look into it.
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  Dear XXXX
 
   
 
   
  Once you have an account, you can add and edit wiki pages by using the 'edit' buttons on the top of each page. If you're not familiar with wikipedia-style editing, you might want to read a quick guide.
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  Thank you for offering to add to the emcawiki! 
 
   
 
   
  http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages
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  I've created you an account so you should have an automated email inviting you to log in and change your password.  
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Let me know if it doesn't arrive - but also check your spam folder, sometimes the email ends up there.
 
   
 
   
  In terms of current projects on EMCA wiki, there are three major ones at the moment. The first is importing and digitizing the bibliography from Paul's EMCA_news site. There's a summary of the status of that project here:
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  There's a guide to adding new entries here: http://emcawiki.net/Adding_bibliography_entries
 
   
 
   
  http://emcawiki.net/index.php?title=Static_EMCA_bibliographies
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  There are also a few key points when adding bibliography entries that may not be intuitive.  
 
   
 
   
  The second is continually adding newly published bibliography entries or entries that were missing from Paul's original bibliographies. You can see how to do that here: http://emcawiki.net/Adding_bibliography_entries. Once per month we email the admin group (http://emcawiki.net/The_EMCA_wiki_Admins) to review new entries and Paul helps us to categorize them into one of a number of specialised bibliographies. We could always use help with both adding and this editorial job.
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  Please only submit fully published entries to the bibliography (i.e. no 'in press' or 'online first' entries).
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For pending entries, add them to the PendingPublication page and we'll add them once they are fully published.
 
   
 
   
  The third is updating and cleaning up the content that was imported from Paul ten Have's website. This is an ongoing project and we haven't got a timescale for it yet. If you want to help with that, it's just a matter of ad-hoc reading, improving, editing and creating in the wiki way.
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  * Please check before you add entries that they don't already exist in the wiki (use the top right search box).
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* Please use at least the keyword 'EMCA' on all EM/CA publications so they appear in the main bibliography.  
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  Feel free to use any other relevant keywords (and please translate them into English if necessary)
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* Please make sure to include abstracts in your entries. If your entries do not have an abstract in English, please
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    create one (a simplified version will do).
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* Please title the page entries with the title FirstAuthornameYYYY - and don't use special characters or spaces.
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* Let me know if you have any questions - and thanks again for offering to contribute to the wiki!
 
   
 
   
  If you have a new project, bibliography, or some new pages you'd like to start - you're also more than welcome to just have a go!
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  Once you're up and running, and you're certain that you willing to accept the challenge of doing this on an ongoing basis
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and contributing to occasional admin discussions on our email lists and (occasionally) at conferences, let me know
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and I'll add you to the EM/CA wiki admins page: http://emcawiki.net/The_EMCA_wiki_Admins
 
   
 
   
Thanks again for getting in touch, and welcome to the wiki!
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--
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== Feeds ==
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Just to remind myself:
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EMCA new pages:
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http://emcawiki.net/index.php?title=Special%3AAsk&q=%5B%5BCategory%3ABibEntry%5D%5D&po=%3FBibTitle%0D%0A%3FBibAuthor%0D%0A%3FBibYear%0D%0A&eq=yes&p%5Bformat%5D=feed&sort%5B0%5D=Modification+date&order%5B0%5D=ASC&sort_num=&order_num=ASC&p%5Blimit%5D=50&p%5Boffset%5D=0&p%5Blink%5D=none&p%5Bsort%5D=Modification+date&p%5Border%5D%5Bdescending%5D=1&p%5Bheaders%5D=hide&p%5Bmainlabel%5D=-&p%5Bintro%5D=&p%5Boutro%5D=&p%5Bsearchlabel%5D=further+results&p%5Bdefault%5D=&p%5Bsep%5D=%2C+&p%5Btemplate%5D=&p%5Bcolumns%5D=1&p%5Buserparam%5D=&p%5Bintrotemplate%5D=&p%5Boutrotemplate%5D=&eq=yes
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EMCA news:
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http://emcawiki.net/Special:Ask/-5B-5BCategory:Announcements-5D-5D/-3FAnnShortSummary/-3FAnnWebLink/format%3Dfeed/limit%3D300/sort%3DModification-20date/order%3Ddescending/mainlabel%3D-2D/title%3DEMCAwiki-20Announcements/description%3DLatest-20announcements-20from-20EMCAwiki.net/offset%3D0

Revision as of 11:00, 8 October 2018

Hello, I'm Saul. I am one of Paul ten Have's bibliography elves, and a postdoc in Psychology and Computer Science at Tufts University.

I made this wiki. If you have any questions, ask me on this page, or you can always find me at http://saulalbert.net


Scratchpad

This is my scratchpad for ideas and issues relating to emcawiki.net - if it gets big and unwieldy I'll move it somewhere else but for now it's just a dumping ground for random wiki ideas and other stuff.

Ideas (on todo list for next version)

Problem with browsing the database by author

User:Clair-AntoineVeyrier pointed this out: it's a PITA searching for authors in the EMCA bibliography database.

I'm not really happy with the bibliography database browsing system. It's a compromise at the moment - the interface and the entries are not fully generated by the wiki - they are actually generated by the bibtex file the wiki exports each time we add something. That's why it takes 5 minutes to create a new entry.

However, for the moment, you can actually do something like this quite easily:

http://emcawiki.net/bibtex/browser.php?author=Schegloff&bib=emca.bib

That will give you all Schegloff's publications.

I have been experimenting with creating author wiki pages that use this feature:

eg:

http://emcawiki.net/Emanuel_A_Schegloff http://emcawiki.net/Charles_Antaki

So that if someone clicks on the links that appear in the right hand side of the entry, they get taken to this 'author page', but I'm not sure about how these ought to work yet...

For the next version of the wiki I'd definitely like to make the generation of lists and references all wiki-native, that would mean we could more easily switch between APA / MLA formats etc.


Abstracts should be in BibTex and database

When we search for an item in the "browse the entire database", the abstract do not appear in the bibtex file. This has different implications:

  • When downloading bibtex, the abstract is not included.
  • People do not necessarily know that abstracts are associated with items (unless they access through the twitter link).
  • If they know, they have to discover that "edit" brings to the item URL which displays the abstract.
  • An [abstract] item showing more when clicked (like when [bibtex] is clicked) would be nice to have

DOI / ISBN / url to Bibtex

It's a PITA to download a bibtex file, then upload it to the wiki, it would make much more sense to just enter a DOI / ISBN / url and see if we can get structured data straight into the wiki. This shouldn't be hard at all, there are lots of libraries that support this:

It's not at all clear to me what the most graceful way to implement this would be in MediaWiki / Semantic Forms (there are probably internal data retrieval tools that could do this nicely), but it's definitely something I'd like to add to the next version of the wiki.

Possible implementation options:

Suggested display changes to the bibliography

Andrei suggests changes to the display of the bibliography:

e.g.

 Ilkka Arminen, Christian Licoppe, Anna Spagnolli, (2016), "Respecifying Mediated Interaction", 
 Research on Language and Social Interaction, Informa UK Limited, vol. 49, no. 4, pp. 290–309.
  • Is it possible to remove commas after the authors, year, and article title and place a point after the article title?
  • Can you make the system not to display the publisher in the record for article? I think, this is unnecessary information in case of journals.

The desired result would be:

 Ilkka Arminen, Christian Licoppe, Anna Spagnolli (2016) "Respecifying Mediated Interaction”. 
 Research on Language and Social Interaction, vol. 49, no. 4, pp. 290–309.

The same applies to the chapters in books:

  • Can you make the system to insert colon, instead of comma, between the place of publishing and the publisher? Right now the format is: London, Routledge. I think it would be more convenient to have it as: London: Routledge.
  • Can you change the format for the number of pages in the book? Now it is:
 Jun Xu, (2016), "Displaying Recipiency: Reactive tokens in Mandarin task-oriented interaction",
 John Benjamins, pp. 198.

I think, it would be better to replace the comma after the publisher with the point plus change “pp. 198” to “198 p.”. The result would be (if incorporate my suggestions from first two points of my list):

 Jun Xu (2016) "Displaying Recipiency: Reactive tokens in Mandarin task-oriented interaction”.
 John Benjamins. 198 p.

And maybe it would be better to remove quotation marks from the titles of books and italicize them. This way:

 Jun Xu (2016) Displaying Recipiency: Reactive tokens in Mandarin task-oriented interaction. 
 John Benjamins. 198 p.

Known issues with the wiki

Copy paste emails

It's hard to add your first entry the most frequent mistake is with page names

Dear X,

I just saw you added your first bibliography entry 
to the EMCA wiki - thanks! 

I just edited it and moved it to this page:

http://emcawiki.net/AuthorYYYY

I did this because you had called the page "XXXX" - which 
has a few problems: firstly, you have multiple publications,
so we need a unique bibliographical key for each entry
(for example: Author2014 / Author2014a / Author1999 etc.). 

Secondly, because the bibliography is also machine readable
(using BibTex), we can't have spaces or special characters 
(!@$%# etc.) in the page names. Therefore, in your subsequent 
entries, please use the following format for page names:

FirstauthorlastnameYYYY 

any subsequent entries by the same first author could be: 

FirstauthorlastnameYYYYa

There are more tips and a full manual about adding entries
and the quirks of the site - such as it is - here: 
http://emcawiki.net/Adding_bibliography_entries

Thanks, and again - thanks for your first contribution! 
It takes a while to get used to, but I hope once you've 
added a few entries it will make more sense. 

Best,

Saul and the EMCA wiki team.

This is the email I send out to people who offer to help:

Thanks very much for getting in touch. I've created you an account and
you should soon receive an automatic email allowing you to set a password.
You should then be able to add publications to the bibliography.

Feel free to email the admin group if you are having any trouble - it's
always useful to have feedback on the system as it's in development.

You'll find more information on adding items to the bibliographies here:
http://emcawiki.net/Adding_bibliography_entries

Thanks again for offering to contribute, and all the best,

Saul and the EMCA wiki team.

This is a slightly more detailed email inviting people to participate on a more ongoing basis as a member of the admin group

Dear XXXX

Thank you for offering to add to the emcawiki!  

I've created you an account so you should have an automated email inviting you to log in and change your password. 
Let me know if it doesn't arrive - but also check your spam folder, sometimes the email ends up there.

There's a guide to adding new entries here: http://emcawiki.net/Adding_bibliography_entries

There are also a few key points when adding bibliography entries that may not be intuitive. 

Please only submit fully published entries to the bibliography (i.e. no 'in press' or 'online first' entries). 
For pending entries, add them to the PendingPublication page and we'll add them once they are fully published.

* Please check before you add entries that they don't already exist in the wiki (use the top right search box).
* Please use at least the keyword 'EMCA' on all EM/CA publications so they appear in the main bibliography. 
  Feel free to use any other relevant keywords (and please translate them into English if necessary)
* Please make sure to include abstracts in your entries. If your entries do not have an abstract in English, please 
   create one (a simplified version will do).
* Please title the page entries with the title FirstAuthornameYYYY - and don't use special characters or spaces.
* Let me know if you have any questions - and thanks again for offering to contribute to the wiki!

Once you're up and running, and you're certain that you willing to accept the challenge of doing this on an ongoing basis
and contributing to occasional admin discussions on our email lists and (occasionally) at conferences, let me know 
and I'll add you to the EM/CA wiki admins page: http://emcawiki.net/The_EMCA_wiki_Admins

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Feeds

Just to remind myself:

EMCA new pages:

http://emcawiki.net/index.php?title=Special%3AAsk&q=%5B%5BCategory%3ABibEntry%5D%5D&po=%3FBibTitle%0D%0A%3FBibAuthor%0D%0A%3FBibYear%0D%0A&eq=yes&p%5Bformat%5D=feed&sort%5B0%5D=Modification+date&order%5B0%5D=ASC&sort_num=&order_num=ASC&p%5Blimit%5D=50&p%5Boffset%5D=0&p%5Blink%5D=none&p%5Bsort%5D=Modification+date&p%5Border%5D%5Bdescending%5D=1&p%5Bheaders%5D=hide&p%5Bmainlabel%5D=-&p%5Bintro%5D=&p%5Boutro%5D=&p%5Bsearchlabel%5D=further+results&p%5Bdefault%5D=&p%5Bsep%5D=%2C+&p%5Btemplate%5D=&p%5Bcolumns%5D=1&p%5Buserparam%5D=&p%5Bintrotemplate%5D=&p%5Boutrotemplate%5D=&eq=yes

EMCA news:

http://emcawiki.net/Special:Ask/-5B-5BCategory:Announcements-5D-5D/-3FAnnShortSummary/-3FAnnWebLink/format%3Dfeed/limit%3D300/sort%3DModification-20date/order%3Ddescending/mainlabel%3D-2D/title%3DEMCAwiki-20Announcements/description%3DLatest-20announcements-20from-20EMCAwiki.net/offset%3D0