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<p>New page: ACL Wiki for Computational Linguistics - Report for 2008 Peter Turney peter.turney@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca The ACL Wiki (http://aclweb.org/aclwiki) is now one-and-a-half years old. Since the ACL ...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>ACL Wiki for Computational Linguistics - Report for 2008<br /> <br /> Peter Turney<br /> peter.turney@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca<br /> <br /> The ACL Wiki (http://aclweb.org/aclwiki) is now one-and-a-half years<br /> old. Since the ACL Report for 2007, the ACL Wiki has continued to grow<br /> in content and popularity. The total number of page views has grown<br /> from 100,000 to 350,000. The number of pages has increased from 1,700<br /> to 2,000. This figure includes pages that have relatively low content;<br /> the number of high-content pages has grown from 100 to 235. On an average<br /> day, there are more than 600 page views. (More statistics are available<br /> on the Wiki itself.)<br /> <br /> The purpose of the ACL Wiki is to facilitate the sharing of information<br /> on all aspects of Computational Linguistics. The Wiki includes links to<br /> blogs, conferences, competitions, people, organizations, course<br /> descriptions, corpora, datasets, and introductory articles on a variety<br /> of CL and NLP topics. One area of strong growth has been the lists of<br /> resources for languages other than English.<br /> <br /> The ACL Wiki is a gathering spot for bringing together the Computational<br /> Linguistics community. For example, the Textual Entailment Portal is a<br /> subset of the ACL Wiki that &quot;serves as a community portal for everything<br /> related to Textual Entailment&quot;, bringing together the RTE community. As<br /> another example, the ACL Conference Handbook is now hosted on the ACL<br /> Wiki, which makes it easier to keep the Handbook up-to-date, and makes<br /> it more accessible to the community.<br /> <br /> All members of ACL are strongly encouraged to contribute to the ACL Wiki.<br /> Whatever subfield of Computational Linguistics you work in, this is your<br /> opportunity to raise the profile of research in your area. You can write<br /> an introductory article for your subfield, create a bibliography with<br /> links to online papers, make a list of key resources for your subfield,<br /> or add benchmarks for your subfield to the State of the Art pages in the<br /> ACL Wiki. In the Research section of the ACL Wiki, there are several<br /> fledgling articles that need some expert help, on topics such as Lexical<br /> Acquisition, Machine Translation, Information Extraction, and Multiword<br /> Expressions. Consider that the number of readers of your contribution to<br /> the ACL Wiki might well surpass the number of readers of a typical<br /> conference paper. The time you invest in the ACL Wiki will have high<br /> returns for the community.</div>

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