Possibility to access data

[Max Schmachtenberg]

Hi,

I'm writing a report about Citizendium for Ubiquitous Knowledge Processing Lab at Tecnical University Darmstadt (in Germany).
http://www.ukp.tu-darmstadt.de/teaching/courses/ss-09/knowledge-management-in-web-20/

My question is: which possibilites do you have (either registered or not) to access your data.

Thanks for your help

Max

[Paul Wormer]

I'm not quite certain that I understand your question correctly. But let me  give you an answer nevertheless.

When you are a registered user you can change and move all pages (including the welcome page). The only thing you cannot do is delete a page, only constables can do that.

[Daniel Mietchen]

I am tempted to answer your question with "come in and find out" but perhaps you may find CZ:Statistics or Citizendium's API more useful. There is also Special:Statistics and information gathered about Citizendium at other places, e.g. at Alexa. For seminars like yours, Eduzendium may also be relevant.

[Tillmann Eben]

Hi,

I'm writing a report about Citizendium for Ubiquitous Knowledge Processing Lab at Tecnical University Darmstadt (in Germany).
http://www.ukp.tu-darmstadt.de/teaching/courses/ss-09/knowledge-management-in-web-20/

My question is: which possibilites do you have (either registered or not) to access your data.

Thanks for your help

Max

• Is this a follow-up to last semester's seminary?
• Generally, the best way to retrieve the data seems to be via the API - personally, I use perl-scripts to do so - but mostly for the lunatic Conservapedia...
• at the moment, the API of Citizendium doesn't allow for query-continuing via timestamps, so you have to find a way around this calamity...