Hi Pavlo,
This was not directly related to open licenses, but we had some discussion
on uploading Ukrainian images to Ajapaik.ee f(tagging people on photos,
geotagging, and rephotography website) from Commons and Europeana for
documenting how war changes places and eventually rebuilding after the
Hi, Pavlo!
Have you looked at the materials here?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:GLAM/Bookshelf
Also, the GLAM Newsletter, archived at the link below, has a lot of links
to project descriptions and materials. Scanning it for relevant topics or
kinds of institutions can probably help you
Hello all,
My name is Pavlo Kostin, I am an advocacy manager of Wikimedia Ukraine,
responsible for freedom of panorama advocacy efforts. Due to the start of
the full-fledged invasion of the Russian Federation, we had to suspend our
advocacy efforts regarding freedom of panorama in Ukraine. As you
Hi Yaroslav,
That is what I would guess too, I was wondering if anyone had gone to the
trouble of analysing the situation more rigorously. It seems that it might be
less easy to get useful and reliable data on what sources are available, and
particularly those not available, by language,
Hi Peter,
from my (admittedly from more than ten years ago) experience with the
Russian Wikipedia, articles are often translated from other language
Wikipedias, with references just taken over and not being independently
checked (perhaps it is checked that an online reference is still available,
