As long as the files will be checked for malicious code, I don't think there
could be any arguments against it.
Such option is way overdue. It will allow edits that are now impossible. It
will give editors more flexibility and save a lot of time. Especially if the
original author decides to leave
Hoi,
I am writing a series of blog posts about Commons. My aim is to identify the
issues that I have with how it functions. There are several and I do not
bother to write about the ones that are being tackled by the team around
Guillaume (as far as it is clear to me what they are doing).
The
Hi,
Op 28-10-2010 20:56, Gerard Meijssen schreef:
Hoi,
I am writing a series of blog posts about Commons. My aim is to
identify the issues that I have with how it functions. There are
several and I do not bother to write about the ones that are being
tackled by the team around Guillaume (as
Today I attended yet another workshop where a brave
volunteer tried to explain the usefulness of
Wikimedia Commons to teachers/scientists. During
the following exercise, a very computer literate
senior geneticist tried to access wikimedia.org
and landed on the Wikimedia Foundation website.
After
On 28 October 2010 21:21, Lars Aronsson l...@aronsson.se wrote:
Now, the second part. Finding pictures in Commons
is really hard. It seems that categories and textual
descriptions are added by the uploader, and rarely
modified or enhanced by others. Finding a map of bird
migration paths
Galleries need to be encouraged to higher degree, these galleries work well
as a guide but also as a way for potential contributors to identify areas
where theres a short fall in available media.
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Banksia --- which then links to the
species categories directly
oops wrong button hit when new message appeared [?]
On 29 October 2010 13:18, Gnangarra gnanga...@gmail.com wrote:
Galleries need to be encouraged to higher degree, these galleries work well
as a guide but also as a way for potential contributors to identify areas
where theres a short fall in