Added Flickr tracker idea.

Author: kgodey

content/gsoc-2019/project-ideas-collection/visualize-cc-catalog/contents.lr

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 The type of visualizations are not set in stone. We've prototyped a [force-directed graph](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Force-directed_graph_drawing#/media/File:SocialNetworkAnalysis.png) in the past and would like to have a maintainable version of that but other visualizations are up to you!
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-skills_recommended: JavaScript, Python, data visualization tools
+skills_recommended: JavaScript, data visualization tools, potentially Python
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 primary_mentor: Sophine Clachar
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content/gsoc-2019/project-ideas-collection/visualize-flickr-cc-use/contents.lr

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+_model: project-idea
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+_hidden: yes
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+title: Visualize Flickr's CC license use
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+description:
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+Flickr is one of the top platforms where creative individuals share their works under a Creative Commons license. There is an estimated 400 million CC-licensed works on Flickr and the volume of data increases daily. We are looking to develop a CC license tracker which will entail:  
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+1. Data driven visualizations on the historical use of CC licenses (from 2004 to present)
+2. A realtime photo tracker that will keep us informed about the usage and/or popularity of CC licenses on this platform.
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+rationale: 
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+There is a lot of CC-licensed content out there and we'd like to showcase that in a way that's easy for the community to understand.
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+resources:
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+- [CC Catalog data ingestion code](https://github.com/creativecommons/cccatalog)
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+expected_result:
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+Ideally we'd like these visualizations deployed on the web and updated in near real-time as we index new content.
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+skills_recommended: JavaScript, data visualization tools, basic knowledge of APIs, potentially Python
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+primary_mentor: Sophine Clachar
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+backup_mentor: Breno Ferreira
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+difficulty: Easy
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+proposal_tag: Data Visualization