2012/11/4 Yaroslav M. Blanter pute...@mccme.ru:
Another option, which I personally find more attractive, is to create a
permanently functioning meta-project, smth like Project Cultural Heritage
(scope to be discussed). It could be based on Commons or on Meta (to be
discussed, both options
(changing the title to give it its own thread)
I think this discussion would indeed be best on the feedback page. But I
will respond to some of the points already here.
First off: I personally do not think this will be an ever lasting event. I
think that a country can only organize Wiki Loves
When we finish Wiki Loves Monuments, we can do Wiki Loves Earth, imitating
this project http://www.geograph.org.uk but worldwide.
One image per km2 in the world (discarding oceans). Coverage is biased for
now
Lodewijk,
Don't give up on this initiative for the long term, we definitely need a
WLM2013, and I even believe in a WLM2020!! It's great to see the results
coming in now for 2012 - what amazing photo's! That picture of the walls of
Aquila I saw this morning has got my fingers itching to write an
re Lodewijk
I do think that WLM is ultimately going to have to change focus, and
some sort of permanent organization will be helpful here. In
particular, I think WLM is getting too big to be sustainable (over
several years) and that we've aimed too much for bigness. Let's look
at our goals,
Hi Pete,
that's an interesting way to look at things! I think it would be helpful if
you bring this to the evaluation table as seperate ideas (the combination
makes it harder to grasp), but some comments from my perspective (and not
necessarily the Truth):
* I don't agree that the yearly cycle
Hello,
One of the key strengths from Wiki Loves Monuments, at least in the
Netherlands, is that we actually can use the pictures (3.000 new monuments
photographed even in the 3rd year with a coverage of 70%).
In 2009 there was Wiki loves Art in the Netherlands. Wiki Loves Monuments had a
few
Beautiful!
2012/11/4 Karthik Nadar karthik...@wikimedia.in
Hi all,
winners of Wiki Loves Monuments 2012 India is now declared:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wiki_Loves_Monuments_2012_winners#India
Thanks all for your support :)
--
Karthik Nadar.
Secretary,
Wikimedia India
On Sun, 4 Nov 2012 14:38:29 -0500, Peter Ekman wrote:
I'm pretty encouraged by the several responses to my different
proposal, in particular Basvb and Lodewijk (below)
My proposal in brief - move toward a platform/permanent organization
that supports multiple contests on multiple topics at
so nice!
On Sun, Nov 4, 2012 at 9:27 AM, Sophie Österberg
sophie.osterb...@wikimedia.se wrote:
Beautiful!
2012/11/4 Karthik Nadar karthik...@wikimedia.in
Hi all,
winners of Wiki Loves Monuments 2012 India is now declared:
2012/11/4 Samuel Klein meta...@gmail.com
Yeah! But don't discard oceans: take photos down from a height of 100m...
Hahaha nice point. Award to the best underwater photography. ; )
A good WLE project would also have denser and less dense photo regions;
to include things like street view
If I may just provide input, at the height of Wiki Loves Monuments
Philippines, we received a phone call from Natural Wonders Foundation
(Philippines) about a proposal that they would like to launch a similar
project like Wiki Loves Monuments, in this case featuring the natural
beauty of the
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