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Based on scripts to do tasks ranging from creating articles for geographic features on the Moon to deleting junk wiki posts, '''AutoBio''' is designed to post bulk article stubs on people.  Its initial postings are likely to be limited compared to some of its later ones.
Based on scripts to do tasks ranging from creating articles for geographic features on the Moon to deleting junk wiki posts, '''AutoBio''' is designed to post bulk article stubs on people.   


This has been a long-planned activity, but was being postponed until a largely complete set could be amassed due to limitations in earlier versions of Autostub.  This should be the first version of Autostub to post its own articles directly, and is expected to be used on multiple wikis, not just LPedia.org, which means that it doesn't need to get everything posted everywhere on its first pass, thanks to another bot created by specifications from [[User_Miros1|Rose Dieteman]], which is still pending.
AutoBio is developed and maintained by [[User:Strangelv|James Gholston]]


AutoBio is develo5ped and maintained by [[User:Strangelv|James Gholston]]


==Data Columns==
AutoBio, like most versions of Autostub, works by reading a CSV spreadsheet file with the data it uses in a table.


999 She launched doing jewellery in higher education, creating accessories as gifts or mainly because she required a thing for herself.
The current columns are:
London  It is really possible, all of us know, to master an awful lot a few lady from what she carries in her purse. 
*FULLNAME -- fully presented name
For anyone bent on tradition, faculty ties flashing venerable Ivy League colors are widely offered, be they in Harvard crimson, Yale blue, or Brown, er, brown.
*FIRST (previously NAME) -- personal name, usually first name or nickname
Our hotel also features 23 king studies with refrigerators and microwave.
*LAST -- last name
It will be sufficient for brief exposures these kinds of as strolling to work but does not give you a sufficient amount of sun security for sizeable outside exposure.   
*USE_FULL -- if Y: article name should be fully presented name, otherwise NAME and LAST will be used
  Part of it is the utter devaluation of clothes as the evaluate of years, or taste, or model, or individuality.
*GENDER -- not actually used at the moment but this may change. M, F, or blank.
 
*DOB -- Month and/or year of birth, if known. May need to enter with an apostrophe -- such as 'April 1930 -- to get your spreadsheet to cooperate
==New LPedia.org Articles created by AutoBio==
*DOD -- Month and/or year of when we lost them, if known and applicable. May need to enter with an apostrophe -- such as 'November 2000
*[[Parker Abell‎]]
*AGE -- not actually used right now, and not applicable for people who are still alive
*[[Kay Augustin‎]]
*MASTER LABEL -- candidate, candidate and activist, state chair, et c.; special handling if it's simply 'candidate' -- other special handling is pending.
*[[Jim Gallagher‎]]
*SUMMARY -- A second paragraph.  Ideally for stuff that isn't asked for elsewhere in the spreadsheet.
 
*ORG POS -- organizational positions and when, separated by semicolons. such as:
Thanks to a UNICODE problem, AutoBio is unable to maintain this list.
:Chair, Libertarian Party of Michigan, 1973;Vice Chair, Libertarian Party of Michigan, c. 1975;Chair, Libertarian Party of Michigan, 1975 - 1978
 
*DELEGATE -- delegate to what and when -- not actually used right now but would be easy to implement, otherwise I may deprecate it.
<!-- END NEW ARTICLE TABLE - - PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THIS COMMENT! -->
*OCCUPATIONS -- What they do for a living as hobbies, in other areas, et c
 
*WORK -- this one gets slightly complicated.
==Articles with information added by AutoBio==
:Type of work,work and year;type of second work,name of work and year
<!-- END EDITED ARTICLE TABLE - - PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE THIS COMMENT! -->
:Actually, I don't have any special handling for different worksSo if it's paintings, books, articles, manuals, conferences, or symphonies it's all processed the same. Whatever the name of the type of work -- possibly with a pluralizing s appended to it -- is the header in the generated article. It's very open-ended and could probably be easily gamed to include other non-work topics.
*CANDIDACIES -- offices they've run for and when, separated by semicolons such as:
:U.S. Senate, North Dakota, 1974 (Independent);U.S. Senate, North Dakota, 1988
*PUB OFFICES -- public offices held with dates if known, separated by semicolons.
*AFFILIATION -- main party affiliation.  For most people here, this will be Libertarian
*PROJECTS -- not used and I can't actually remember what this is here for.  Possibly vestigial at this point.
*LINKS -- links in he form of URL,description, separated by semicolons.
*IMAGE -- name of image, if any.  Image must be uploaded separately.
*TALK -- add this to the talk page, in the format of heading,discussion, separated by semicolons for multiple topics.  For example:
:Question,Is this the same Kenneth Garber who's Director of Marketing for [[Cato]]?
*QUOTES -- quotes attributed to this person, separated by semicolons.  may need a solution for when the quote includes a semicolon...
*REDIRECTS -- forms of this person's name that won't be automatically guessed by AutoBio
*FB -- Facebook link, if any
*TWITTER -- Twitter link, if any
*INSTAGRAM -- Instagram link, if any


==Some LPedia.org Articles created by AutoBio==
*[[Parker Abell]]
*[[Kay Augustin]]
*[[Jim Gallagher]]


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Latest revision as of 04:26, 5 December 2020

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This person uses Free and Open Source Software exclusively

Based on scripts to do tasks ranging from creating articles for geographic features on the Moon to deleting junk wiki posts, AutoBio is designed to post bulk article stubs on people.

AutoBio is developed and maintained by James Gholston


Data Columns

AutoBio, like most versions of Autostub, works by reading a CSV spreadsheet file with the data it uses in a table.

The current columns are:

  • FULLNAME -- fully presented name
  • FIRST (previously NAME) -- personal name, usually first name or nickname
  • LAST -- last name
  • USE_FULL -- if Y: article name should be fully presented name, otherwise NAME and LAST will be used
  • GENDER -- not actually used at the moment but this may change. M, F, or blank.
  • DOB -- Month and/or year of birth, if known. May need to enter with an apostrophe -- such as 'April 1930 -- to get your spreadsheet to cooperate
  • DOD -- Month and/or year of when we lost them, if known and applicable. May need to enter with an apostrophe -- such as 'November 2000
  • AGE -- not actually used right now, and not applicable for people who are still alive
  • MASTER LABEL -- candidate, candidate and activist, state chair, et c.; special handling if it's simply 'candidate' -- other special handling is pending.
  • SUMMARY -- A second paragraph. Ideally for stuff that isn't asked for elsewhere in the spreadsheet.
  • ORG POS -- organizational positions and when, separated by semicolons. such as:
Chair, Libertarian Party of Michigan, 1973;Vice Chair, Libertarian Party of Michigan, c. 1975;Chair, Libertarian Party of Michigan, 1975 - 1978
  • DELEGATE -- delegate to what and when -- not actually used right now but would be easy to implement, otherwise I may deprecate it.
  • OCCUPATIONS -- What they do for a living as hobbies, in other areas, et c
  • WORK -- this one gets slightly complicated.
Type of work,work and year;type of second work,name of work and year
Actually, I don't have any special handling for different works. So if it's paintings, books, articles, manuals, conferences, or symphonies it's all processed the same. Whatever the name of the type of work -- possibly with a pluralizing s appended to it -- is the header in the generated article. It's very open-ended and could probably be easily gamed to include other non-work topics.
  • CANDIDACIES -- offices they've run for and when, separated by semicolons such as:
U.S. Senate, North Dakota, 1974 (Independent);U.S. Senate, North Dakota, 1988
  • PUB OFFICES -- public offices held with dates if known, separated by semicolons.
  • AFFILIATION -- main party affiliation. For most people here, this will be Libertarian
  • PROJECTS -- not used and I can't actually remember what this is here for. Possibly vestigial at this point.
  • LINKS -- links in he form of URL,description, separated by semicolons.
  • IMAGE -- name of image, if any. Image must be uploaded separately.
  • TALK -- add this to the talk page, in the format of heading,discussion, separated by semicolons for multiple topics. For example:
Question,Is this the same Kenneth Garber who's Director of Marketing for Cato?
  • QUOTES -- quotes attributed to this person, separated by semicolons. may need a solution for when the quote includes a semicolon...
  • REDIRECTS -- forms of this person's name that won't be automatically guessed by AutoBio
  • FB -- Facebook link, if any
  • TWITTER -- Twitter link, if any
  • INSTAGRAM -- Instagram link, if any

Some LPedia.org Articles created by AutoBio