Re: [Wikisource-l] Wikisource-l Digest, Vol 179, Issue 1

2013-01-25 Thread Dimce Grozdanoski

  
  
Actually the books are in
ASCII/UNICODE editable format, and we can easily convert them to
pdf or DjVu. Each language version is in different volume.
  
  * Wikimedia Macedonia will sign Memorandum of Understanding
with National Library (NL) for this issue.
  * NL have copyrights for these books and they willing to
release them in the public domain under Macedonian laws.
  * But we are still not very clear with US code.
  
  Any advise, assistance or/and help is welcomed.
  
  
  Best regards,
Dimce Grozdanoski
Wikimedia Macedonia

  
  
  On 23.01.2013 14:49, billinghurst wrote:


  On Wed, 23 Jan 2013 Dimce Grozdanoski 12:00:50 +,
Hi all,

I'm new to wikisource.

I look for help how to upload large collection of books, about 130
volumes of books in Macedonian and it's translation in English.

If some one have some suggestions how to do it at the best way in short
time.

Best regards,
Dimce Grozdanoski
Wikimedia Macedonia




Hi Dimce,

==Upload==
* Djvu or PDF files with scanned text layers are best.
* I am presuming that all works are in the public domain in both the US
and the place of publication
* (if previous is okay) Files are uploaded to Commons, and we look to use
the {{book}} template [1]
* There are some reasonable instructions and explanations at English
Wikipedia for many aspects.[2]
This gets the files in place, and if we have used {{book}} the meta data
available

==Local creations==
For each work an Index: file will need to be created. Not sure about
Macedonian wiki, but for enWS, putting a list of the works uploaded to
commons, or pointing to your uploads, and asking for help at
"Scriptorium"[3] will elicit assistance. BUT you say Macdeonian and English
translations, so presumably both are not on the same scanned page.  This
adds some complexity, so we need some understanding of what specifically is
available.

If you the files are big, and/or you have upload issues, then with that
many files, they can be burnt onto media and sent to WMF for upload.  Note
this will take effort and coordination.


[1] https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Template:
[2] https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Help:Proofreading
[3] https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Wikisource:Scriptorium

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Re: [Wikisource-l] Wikisource-l Digest, Vol 179, Issue 1

2013-01-23 Thread billinghurst
On Wed, 23 Jan 2013 Dimce Grozdanoski 12:00:50 +,
Hi all,

I'm new to wikisource.

I look for help how to upload large collection of books, about 130
volumes of books in Macedonian and it's translation in English.

If some one have some suggestions how to do it at the best way in short
time.

Best regards,
Dimce Grozdanoski
Wikimedia Macedonia




Hi Dimce,

==Upload==
* Djvu or PDF files with scanned text layers are best.
* I am presuming that all works are in the public domain in both the US
and the place of publication
* (if previous is okay) Files are uploaded to Commons, and we look to use
the {{book}} template [1]
* There are some reasonable instructions and explanations at English
Wikipedia for many aspects.[2]
This gets the files in place, and if we have used {{book}} the meta data
available

==Local creations==
For each work an Index: file will need to be created. Not sure about
Macedonian wiki, but for enWS, putting a list of the works uploaded to
commons, or pointing to your uploads, and asking for help at
Scriptorium[3] will elicit assistance. BUT you say Macdeonian and English
translations, so presumably both are not on the same scanned page.  This
adds some complexity, so we need some understanding of what specifically is
available.

If you the files are big, and/or you have upload issues, then with that
many files, they can be burnt onto media and sent to WMF for upload.  Note
this will take effort and coordination.


[1] https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Template:
[2] https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Help:Proofreading
[3] https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Wikisource:Scriptorium

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