Web Forms
We will need forms which people can use when writing a Wikibase CV or when sitting in an archive over a document that should become a FactGrid Item.
To use web forms is an interesting option as it forces people to answer specific question in a preformatted way. The idea is particularily interesting for historians in their daily work. Should they create a google document for the document they are exploring or should they create (and authorise) a web page for the document with meta data, transcripts, scans?
The Research Centre funded a first take on the problem. This is in the making.
Java Script Interfaces
We are not the first to consider accessing and editing Wikibase data through specific webforms:
Click "authorize to edit", then you can click "Add an authorization" to see the form.
- Similarly another form here: http://chlambase.org/organism/243161/gene/TC_RS04700
Towards the "Wikibase Interpreter"
Work on editable web forms is eventually a step towards an organised interface for wikibase instances - with the potential to go beyond Magnus Manske's Reasonator. Think of the etable page on practically anything of interest...