On Thu, Mar 14, 2013 at 1:03 AM, Anand Chitipothu <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 13-Mar-2013, at 8:02 PM, Karen Coyle wrote: > > > During a discussion with the Open Bibliography sub-group of the Open > > Knowledge Foundation, it was suggested that we could become a mediawiki > > group on http://mediawiki.org. This would give us full media-wiki > > capabilities and has an added advantage that it could stimulate other > > bibliographic projects. I will hold a short call with a small group to > > brainstorm on getting started and the structure of the initial pages. > > But first I wanted to pass the idea along here and see if there are any > > strong reactions one way or the other. > > I didn't understand the motivation. Is this for discussing about OL or > something completely different? Open Library is a wiki. We've setup > permissions to protect some pages from spam, but it is very easy to setup a > place where everyone can edit. Great. Let's do that then. Having it on openlibrary.org will make it easy for users to find. As understand it, the goal is to have a place where members of the OL community can self-organize ways to contribute, data entry standards, data cleanup tasks and all the other meta stuff that will go into making Open Library a success. What is a good root page for this piece of the wiki and where should we link it into the rest of the structure? Tom
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