>
> I don't think that more policies and guidelines are the answer; we already
have official policies like this one that are routinely ignored because
people concentrate on licencing at deletion discussions to the exclusion of
all other issues. The correct answer is more effective use of existing
There's a lot of images on Commons that make me scratch my head and say
"what the hell?". I've just found another two :-).
On 18 October 2011 04:10, Alex Brollo wrote:
> The most curious and unexpected sex content I ever found is into
> [[Category:HTML]]. An unusual way to learn html syntax..
I'm going to add my voice to the "yeah, that wasn't cool". To give a bit of
an anecdote, John Vandenberg and I were doing a demonstration of Commons to
some librarians and cultural curators yesterday, and it was a bit of a rude
shock seeing that particular image on the frontpage. One of the more
Maybe I'm just dense, but I've had a look at the category and while a lot of
them are probably of limited use for an encyclopaedia article, we must
remember that Commons is more than an image hosting solution for Wikipedia.
Then again, I'm one of those "if you don't think it's worth it, then don't
Craig Franklin
Hi all,
Just a heads-up that yesterday I recorded an interview with Scott Mayman of ABC
Radio, where we talked about the Bert Roberts photo collection, free licensing,
Wikimedia Commons, and Wikipedia. The interview will be broadcast on Scott’s
“Afternoon Chillout” programme
Hi all,
Just a heads-up that yesterday I recorded an interview with Scott Mayman of
ABC Radio, where we talked about the Bert Roberts photo collection, free
licensing, Wikimedia Commons, and Wikipedia. The interview will be
broadcast on Scott's "Afternoon Chillout" programme next week, most pr
Hi All,
Will there be an official communiqué concerning the things that were discussed
at this conference? Some of the GLAM institutes that I am working with would
doubtlessly be interested in what’s planned for the future where Commons is
concerned.
Cheers,
Craig F.
From: commons-
Hi Liam and list,
Thanks again. As I said in the original post, if there is anyone who is
interested in photography, located in or willing to travel to Brisbane, and
is happy to spend some time learning how to digitize plate glass negatives
(which I believe is a rather specialised skill), let