and
Industry in Manchester I don't know much about it.
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Still need someone. Alison definitely can't, unfortunately. We have an
actual clueful reporter at Sky!
- d.
James F if his employer won't object is the obvious candidate.
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Guide to the Galaxy (although Asimov's Encyclopedia
Galactica would be closer) somewhat appropriate.
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obvious so far. Going to be tricky. Pure
luck we got it within 3 guesses last time.
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trained staff. They were audited in 2006/7? by an external group
(university academics) but the details of that are somewhat hazy.
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2009/1/12 Michael Peel em...@mikepeel.net:
Michael,
Great. :-) Now we can start on the interesting stuff...
Thanks for letting us know.
Mike Peel
So time for me to put together that list of all the national
collections that may be of interest to us.
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trying to manage their relationship with wikipedia is the kind
of thing that gets wikipedians paranoid.
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Is there any way we can opt-out of this for uk.wikimedia.org?
You would need server side access and even then you would run into
issues with wikimedia foundation policy of allowing access as widely
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*, have your say in how it's run
Ideas on a postcard please?
* substitute Wikinews, etc as appropriate (but please not Wikimedia!)
Andrew
Well I'm still useing a kitten:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Geni/whatever
Working together to wikify the UK?
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Sure for things like slashdot just mentioning the DRM angle will
probably do it but getting the wider public/media involved would be
problematical. The WMF could probably do it but without dirrect action
on their part this could be tricky.
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Statement from the National Portrait Gallery.
Hmm total cost to them works out at £16 per image.
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reasons than classic deletionism.
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in passing. We should be fairly
safe. We build from many sources but I don't like our position on the
list. Do they think to target us directly?
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on the objects, and
experts on Wikipedia (who also have an interest in the objects),
together and doing something very constructive.
FA quality in a day is generally accepted to be impossible. How well
this would work would depend on degree of access to reference
materials within the museum.
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as an excuse to further lengthen copyright terms.
Of the fridge events the BBC future tech is probably a must. The rest
would appear to be less significant.
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them the *opportunity* to make a profit.
Outside wikimedia's remit. Wikimedia is interested in maintaining the
right not to make money of your work and any further erosion of the
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it's fine if your dad happens to have written The Da Vinci Code.
At this point dropping below life+70 isn't going to happen. There
isn't much of a campaign to extend it beyond that though.
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of this stuff is
restricted under the Protection of Wrecks Act 1973 but there are
groups who get permission to dive the things and it would be nice to
make contact.
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2009/10/21 Thomas Dalton thomas.dal...@gmail.com:
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At the moment the biggest area we haven't managed to get into at all
is crown copyright expired UK gov video. The postwar collection
appears to be held by the national archives:
Excellent progress is being
Anyone know anything about this?
http://southdownsliving.blogspot.com/2009/10/3d-wikipedia-of-art.html
If not I'll do some more digging and put together an email that can be
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the life of commons admins
less hard though.
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of assuming they have a right to be paid over and over and over
again for exactly the same piece of work.
No their marketing tends to move on.
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could do it.
Cheers
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Pyrotec ?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Oosoom ?
Both live in that area.
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2009/11/29 zeyi zeyi...@googlemail.com:
2, designing T-shit: T-shit will be given to volunteers on that day,
which need to be remarkable, and represent our logo.
What kind of size and colour range are you looking for?
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to prevent the WMF's name from
being released but the court didn't grant that I can understand why
that might have been attempted.
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On 2 Dec 2009, at 20:23, geni wrote:
I see no problem with the court's or WMF's actions. Slightly worried
about the attempt by the plaintiff to prevent the WMF's name from
being released but the court didn't grant that I can understand why
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no. Wikimedia only deploys open source software and
this is not a principle I would wish to see it compromise on.
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, so it
better not to too long a list... Anything I don't get to will have to
wait for Britain Loves Wikipedia.
Gathering a list, with the article waiting for the picture in
question, would be a damn useful thing anyway.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Requested_pictures
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2009/12/5 geni geni...@gmail.com:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Requested_pictures
Is there a version of it sorted per location, e.g. so all items in the
VA we need a photo of could be tracked down easily enough?
(If we had a good Missing
eleven they can look
things up on a website with pictures of an adult performing
autofellatio?
Since most people will recommend a search engine of some type at some
point it is a fairly common activity.
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really be involved with augmented
reality below the level that GPS reaches.
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of this year is Howard Carter who
created a lot of paintings and drawings of Egyptian archaeological
artifacts. I'm trying to put together more names but I was wounder if
it was something a press release could be built around?
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On Mon, 2009-12-21 at 13:29 +, geni wrote:
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2009/12/21 geni geni...@gmail.com:
January 1st is Public Domain Day. That is the day that all the works
of everyone who died in 1939 enter
waiting on a response from the US Copyright Office as to precisely which
of Yeats' works will be PD on January 1.
Basically anything here pre 1923:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_works_by_William_Butler_Yeats#1920s
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only UK is significant since
nothing not already in the public domain in the US is going to enter
the public domain in the US until 2018 (when stuff published in 1923
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story see
no reason not to then publish a negative one.
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and less likely to be read.)
Charles
Well so far everything you have described would risk getting you
blocked from wikipedia.
Probably the most important thing to do is to contact
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:School_and_university_projects
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2010/1/10 Charles Matthews charles.r.matth...@ntlworld.com:
geni wrote:
Well so far everything you have described would risk getting you
blocked from wikipedia.
Probably the most important thing to do is to contact
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:School_and_university_projects
first
is drifting into
the public domain render the issues mostly one of convenience.
In terms of challenges tracking down copies that the owners will let
you scan of OS maps already in the public domain is going to be more
of a long term challenge.
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because it was so hard to define. So yes
it's a nice idea but don't expect any change if it is implemented.
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anyway.
Other than that it is 94 pages of waffle resulting in some changes of
use to libraries, a slight expansion of what is allowed under the
private study exception and very little else.
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messy. In practice when
dealing with 3D collections we can generally produce pretty good
results ourselves. Admittedly this takes time but the quality at:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_History_of_the_World_in_100_Objects
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a copy to to remove it when they collect it. For
digital copies just print a few bytes worth of data onto a brick and
then reuse it. Requirement to attach a 50 carat diamond would present
more of a problem.
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Are there any open source people we can promote as a person of the year?
Open data might have a better shot. Some of the people behind OS
OpenData for example.
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emails)
According to companies house the accounts were due 05/08/2010 and the
company's status was listed as Active - Proposal to Strike off.
Whats going on?
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at a density
largely independent of population. While cities will have more man
made objects it appears in many cases that is not enough to make up
the difference (this is why on a global scale Antarctica appears over
represented. All the mountains see).
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running it rather than just one person. So: is anyone interested in
leading/helping with this project?
I assume the UK equiv would be listed buildings. Perhaps we could
interest geograph and piggy back on that?
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square,
which is a sensible enough system.
English Heritage would probably point out that from their POV it has
already been done:
http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/
Which will be the problem you face with dealing with any traditional
organization. Thus geograph.
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this on is limited both financially and finding
people to write such signs
==Neutral==
*They might say no
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a developer then maybe we could see if we could add a Print GLAM
sticker to the list of options on a Wiki page?
I'm not sure we want to be encouraging what is in principle low level vandalism.
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compared to the likes of the powerhouse museum.
I'll dig out contact details and a suggested draft email this weekend.
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put it up on Toolserver so Wikimedia projects can use it.
Well ideally it would be built into
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite/Special:Cite.php
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On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 23:39, geni geni...@gmail.com wrote:
I think offering to replace it with wikipedia based text along the
lines of say [[User:Geni/museum_sign]] would fall within 7-8 of:
http://uk.wikimedia.org/wiki
namespace and use a
subpage of the talk page for the time being.
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you are 18, I think this could be useful, good for the kids and a
great entry route to the community.
WSC
You would need to explain what we can do better than:
http://www.imagesofengland.org.uk/
Higher res yes but beyond that?
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and that widening participation program.
Said URLs are not even that short. wp.org.uk and wp.net.uk are pretty chunky.
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the Americans take care of
matters but it might be smarter to stage an intervention before we get
NPG mark 2.
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. Any chance of them letting us take some pics of their ship models?
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in turn have passed it on further for various reasons.
2)May be a fair bit of overlap with Bundesarchiv stuff
3)Cataloging may not be first class
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be the
traditional smoke filled rooms. However given WMUKs current fairly
small size that may be no bad thing. Obviously thing will change
if/when it gets larger.
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the numbers slits work far
better if they cover areas that everyone in that area can access. A
group that covered everything from Gretna to Thurso makes little
sense.
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the
only photo that I took that has been uploaded is
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:AHOTWgold_lama.JPG but wikipedians
do like taking photos of things and taking photos of things is a big
part of our dealings with GLAMs.
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resolution WW1 battleship pics or are we going to have
to go back to the C4 method?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Geni/1941_deaths
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reach the
right audiences to say that...
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Mike
A list of pre-1923 works by authored who died in 1941 can be provided.
My main worry is avoiding those who died as a result of enemy action
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with paying for them!? If it's the latter, then we can probably
word things sufficiently delicately.
Legal reasons are limited to France. Its mostly a PR thing. Don't want
the risk of someone starting a campaign to extend copyright because
someone got bombed during WW2.
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avoid it but I might avoid drawing attention to the fact
I'm doing it.
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a
fairly limited set of publications which is a pity since local
Archaeological Societies are usually a fairly good of material for
articles.
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. We pulled out 100
items at Derby Museum and none were challenged on notability.
Roger.
OK. Sure. So why is Monmouth so different from London (UK)? As a
project?
Gordo
Turn on the Wikipedia articles option on Google maps while looking at
London. Its already well covered.
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there exist they are not all online.
If people are prepared to move away from monuments options include
every single species native to the UK and underwater wrecks (which
have a higher challenge aspect). The species approach has the
advantage that we could also include videos.
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it would be extremely hard to prove and people
don't care enough to try.
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note that I am not organising this event, though I shall attend
and have been asked to speak at it; any queres should be addressed to
the named contact, at the museum.
Given the short lead-time, what's the best method of publicising this,
on-wiki?
Watch-list notice?
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Any interest for Wikimedians?
Gordo
Probably not. Vinyl means to recent to be public domain. Wax cylinders
would be of more interest.
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to us and that we would actually be able to digitalise are
shellac-based 78s.
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coverage of a lot of british victorian
warships. Beyond that there is the primary source issues and I can't
find much on flat-iron/Rendel gunboats.
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to work on. Big object, no illustrations.
Charles
Since a fair number of people involved in making it aren't even dead
yet copyright would in all likelihood make that impossible.
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fact that they are moving the thing creates issues with the
permanently situated in a public place or in premises open to the
public part of the test. Moving between two places that are both open
to the public is an interesting question and one I'm not sure has been
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but the reviews I've
seen of that would be rather mixed
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinelerra
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On 17 April 2012 13:54, geni geni...@gmail.com wrote:
Hmm desktop publishing:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scribus
Last I used it, it was mostly useful for crashes. Are you mentioning
it as someone who's actually used
would hope we would be using libreoffice.
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where -
but you might guess
Does anyone...
Know what the legal position is and any important guidelines that may apply?
Computer Misuse Act 1990 and the ISP's terms of service are the most obvious.
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Depending on how technical it is you may be better off paying to bring
someone in from germany.
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Collective Licensing is a problem since it could result in
the interested position of having to pay to use freely licensed works
since the author failed to opt out. Orphan works stuff remains the
little guy shouldn't have copyright but is of no actual interest to
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Orphan works stuff remains the little guy shouldn't have
copyright but is of no actual interest to us.
The government’s intention To reduce anomalously long copyright
cylinders.
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I think there is some second guessing going on here so I'll have my guess at
what Geni wants to do.
It is possible to not want to dive or to take pictures but to get
involved in this as an open source project
Mounds would be out of range by a
factor of about 10. On the other hand it should be possible to get a
video of a vendace from Loch Skene.
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buildings and
take photos at otherwise impossible vantage points? If so we should consider
talking to English Heritage, the National Trust or the C of E.
Quadcopter/camera combinations are available for a few thousand. Less
than the cost of a high end DSLR.
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issues.
Once the workshop is over, I'll provide a brief report on how it's gone so
anyone interested in running a similar event can do so.
Brian.
Whats the justification for using google documents?
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is on a WMUK-controlled server?
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