Help:SMW Project

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Semantic MediaWiki (SMW) is an open-source project to which many people and organisations have contributed. The SMW project was founded by Markus Krötzsch and Denny Vrandecic during their work at the Institute AIFB at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) The current project maintainers are Markus Krötzsch and Jeroen De Dauw. Information on how to get in touch with the SMW project is found at the SMW contact page.

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Project history

Semantic MediaWiki was first released on 30 September 2005. You can read the entire version history of SMW at SMW History.

Contributors

Development

Markus Krötzsch, Jeroen De Dauw, Yaron Koren,
Denny Vrandecic (past), Klaus Lassleben (past, funded by DocCheck GmbH)
S Page, Kai Hüner, Fernando Correia, Nick Grandy, Thomas Bleher, Felix Kratzer,
Jörg Heizmann, Daniel Herzig, Nikolas Iwan, Tobias Matzner, Daniel Friesen, Frank Dengler,
Nathan R. Yergler, Fabian Howahl, Jie Bao, Marcel Gsteiger, Joel Natividad, Richard Cyganiak,
and many more
Community of translatewiki.net, special thanks are due to Siebrand Mazeland, Niklas Laxström and the other staff members of translatewiki.net
Heiko Haller, Markus Krötzsch, Max Völkel, Denny Vrandecic

Website and Documentation

Karsten Hoffmeyer
Desiree Gennaro, Yaron Koren (past)
Jan Schoonderbeek (Dutch - Nederlands)
Karsten Hoffmeyer (German - Deutsch)
Kazuhiro Kawaguchi (Japanese - 日本語)
LIMAFOX76 (French - Français)
Linforest (Simplified Chinese - ‪中文(简体))
Yury Katkov (Russian - Русский)
Hans Marcus Krueger

Community Support

Kelly Bowles, Jude Jonassaint, Scott Reed, Yaron Koren,
Dan Bolser (past), Patrick Nagel (past)
>500 subscribers of the user mailing list (Jan 2012)
Michael Cariaso, Jeroen De Dauw, Frank Dengler, Daniel Hansch, Yaron Koren,
Markus Krötzsch, Joel Natividad, Lydia Pintscher, Don Undeen, Denny Vrandecic,
Jesse Wang

Artwork

Markus Krötzsch (Wikipedia link ball, semantic flower),
Rozana Vrandecic (second generation link ball)

Projects and organisations supporting SMW

The Open Semantic Data Association, which has existed since August 2011, provides some financial and logistical support for Semantic MediaWiki, although it is not involved in coordinating the software's development.

Semantic MediaWiki core development is also funded in part by the Institut AIFB of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany.

Specific development tasks have been carried out in a number of research and industry-based projects:

Credits to other software projects


This documentation page applies to all SMW versions from 0.1 to the most current version.
      Other languages: de, ru, zh-hans

Help:SMW Project en 0.1


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