I think the biggest opportunity with Wikipedia, rather than social integration (which happens a surprising amount on my Facebook and G+, much to my delight), is semantic search and display.

Wikipedia's goals in the past five years, in my opinion, have been revolving around the desire to amass as much knowledge and meaningful content as possible -- which they've done to a rousing success. Now I think it's time for them to consider systemic ways of paring and presenting that content in ways that carry meaning and urgency in a way that reading a 30-page article about Roman antiquity doesn't.

I'm a UX Designer at the Wikimedia Foundation. We're starting to make big changes, mostly revolving around our 2015 strategy [1].

[1] http://strategy.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

Search didn't work for me, Windows 7 / Chrome. After a reload I see that it relies on autocomplete and hitting enter does nothing, you have to select from the drop down.

It looks lovely, but I have to say: ency.cl/opedia is absolutely the worst cutesy domain name I've ever seen.

Was hoping for a federated wiki system