rce donors wouldn't have to do
anything to their websites at all. That may not be realistic, but it's the
direction I'd like to lean.
Jake Orlowitz
Wikipedia editor: Ocaasi
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From: Ryan Lane
To:
er all, we can't cannibalize
these databases' subscription business by opening the library to ''all''
editors. It must be a carefully selected and limited group.
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From: Derk-Jan Hartman
To: Ocaasi Ocaasi ; Wikimedia developers
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 4:26 AM
Subject: Re: [Wikitech-l] Creating a centralized access poin
Hi Folks!
The problem: Many proprietary research databases have donated free access to
select Wikipedia editors (Credo Reference, HighBeam Research, JSTOR). Managing
separate account distribution for each service doesn't scale well.
The idea: Centralize access to these separate resources behind a
