Based on my experience, the external links in an article usually point to credible sources and I think it has a good mix of both criticisms and praises. It would be great if these references can be easily retrieved from DuckDuckGo.
(Wikipedia article) references - lists the article's references found at the bottom of the page
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I'm also parsing raw text, albeit rather naively, by calling Wikipedia's API on the fly. Is this the right way to do it?
Yes, I thought of triggering the thing with X references and it would be great if it looked something like http://duckduckgo.com/?q=simpsons+charac....
Yes, I thought of triggering the thing with X references and it would be great if it looked something like http://duckduckgo.com/?q=simpsons+charac....
We actually have external links parsed internally. Note that external links are different from References. We parse the raw text -- are you parsing the HTML or using the Wikipedia API on the fly?
In any case, I could see this being triggered off of X references -- is that what you were thinking of?
In any case, I could see this being triggered off of X references -- is that what you were thinking of?
And code can be found here: https://gist.github.com/2557454
I'll try working on the extension but I still have to understand things like forking or pull requests.