When I saw Dan's prototype for "Recent Changes of Linked Pages", I was thinking: What if this could be a personal setting, that doesn't have to be available for everybody (if they don't want it). And what if each user (who is a programmer) could program their own website based on the Wikipedia contents, or based on any Wiki site for that matter. This could be done if a website, such as Dan's projectmosaic.org, only contained the framework and made on-the-fly "web services" calls to wikipedia.com for the contents of each page. Web services is a sort of RPC (remote procedure calls) using XML over HTTP. One problem might be that the suggested ads would have to be part of the contents served by Wikipedia, or else Wikipedia would have to serve contents without any exposure of ads. Perhaps this would be solved by only allowing web services calls from logged-in users. Has anybody tried a multi-level wiki based on web services? Is it a good or bad idea? If these general thoughts have too little to do with Wikipedia, where should I rather post them? -- Lars Aronsson <lars(a)aronsson.se> tel +46-70-7891609 http://aronsson.se/ http://elektrosmog.nu/ http://susning.nu/