Hi all,
apparently the images ended up on testwiki instead - so they're not lost!
Phil/Jon, I've been told that it might be possible technically to
export/import these images from testwiki to commons and that Aaron Schulz
would most likely be the best person to talk to. Can you take that up
Lodewijk,
Thanks for finding them!
Jon,
I just downloaded the new version and I seeing the same issue I had before
the update: I can upload through the nearby option, but as soon as the
upload goes through, when I choose submit another photo, the app just
stops. I can still upload one by one and
hello,
lately we have been in touch with some printing house to find a sponsor for
the calendars. We did find one as You know, but we also find a printing
house ready to print in high quality and good price the 12 winners (a.o.)
on alu-dibond http://img.seenby.de/120807/css/bond.jpg in an
Hello, Barbara,
you mentioned Austria as an example for hosting a future exhibition of the
winning photographs of Wiki Loves Monuments 2012. Indeed the interest to see
these pictures in Austria is big and so this idea is not new to us.
We startet an exhibition of the 12 pictures, which were
Wikimedia Israel is going to print our 10 winning photos in A1 size, and
present them for about one month (Nov 11th-Dec 1st) in Dizingof Center
Shopping Mall in Tel Aviv, the most crowded and popular mall in Israel.
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On Sep 25, 2012 3:16 PM, Barbara Fischer
We've just been mentioned in an article on BoingBoing, see
http://boingboing.net/2012/09/25/humanio.html.
I am absolutely stunned by the ways that people are using our data,
this is brilliant!
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Tomasz W. Kozłowski
a.k.a. [[user:odder]]
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Hi Tomasz,
Op 25-9-2012 19:53, Tomasz W. Kozłowski schreef:
We've just been mentioned in an article on BoingBoing, see
http://boingboing.net/2012/09/25/humanio.html.
I am absolutely stunned by the ways that people are using our data,
this is brilliant!
Nice, but are the photos at
On 25 September 2012 22:06, Maarten Dammers wrote:
Nice, but are the photos at http://wikipedia.human.io/ at Commons? What is
the license? Who is the author?
I doubt it, looks like it's not that much of a good idea after all. It
seems to me that the pictures are currently being uploaded to
I downloaded the app for android - it is very limited (particularly
compared to our WLM app), but when you select a monument to photograph it
asks you to confirm that the photo be licensed appropriately - at least
monuments near me are prompting for CC-BY-SA license. I presume [perhaps
Hi Arthur,
thanks for the information, it's greatly appreciated!
I have just written to Tasty Labs, asking them about their wrong use
of the name (Wikipedia Loves Monuments), the lack of attribution and
any mention of the CC-BY-SA 3.0 licence, and their plans of moving the
pictures to Commons.
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