On 06/03/12 02:13, Tomasz W. Kozłowski wrote:
Dear List,
as we all are well aware, mass upload for Wiki Loves Monuments has so
far been a tough thing to do, especially for the new and inexperienced
participants of the contest.
Wikimedia Foundation developers have done a great job on
Subject: Re: [Wiki Loves Monuments] Creation of a simplified Commonist
On 06/03/12 02:13, Tomasz W. Kozłowski wrote:
Dear List,
as we all are well aware, mass upload for Wiki Loves Monuments has so
far been a tough thing to do, especially for the new and inexperienced
participants
Commonist is easy to use (ok, when you have the proper Java version, in
other case it is a nightmare to setup). It has also a online version.
I don't think we need to reinvent the wheel here.
2012/3/6 Tomasz W. Kozłowski odder.w...@gmail.com
Dear List,
as we all are well aware, mass upload
This will be an answer to the few previous e-mail at once; sorry for
not replying earlier.
Firstly, Commonist is /not/ an easy tool for newbies; there's too many
flabbergasting options to choose, and there is no built-in information
on what they should be used for.
We should try to make it as
Hi Tomasz,
2012/3/6 Tomasz W. Kozłowski odder.w...@gmail.com:
Possible features:
* It should have some hard-coded (but localisable) information on the
rules of contest or the licence;
* An info tab (with a basic FAQ or some links) would be a plus.
* Sexiness (i.e. easy-to-use and shiny)
I agree.
We should make a java applet out of it... I just did something like that
for a customer, it is not that hard.
jupload.sourceforge.net take a look at this.
mike
2012/3/6 Tomasz W. Kozłowski odder.w...@gmail.com
Firstly, Commonist is /not/ an easy tool for newbies; there's too many
