Guys,
Thanks for sharing your positive outlook with me!
If nothing else the community has worked in an unexpected way. I was able
to express my worries and concerns to all of you, and I was reasurred with
potential event chains that are not as grim as I had envisioned at first.
I feel grateful
Wikimedia Australia (the western branch of it anyway) is about to start
a three-month residency at the State Library of Western Australia, and
we've got an office (which I'll be working from pretty much full time).
If it's a success, perhaps in a few months' time I'd love to be able to
put my hand
Hi Nicolas,
That's a Hackerspace scanner (Carles seems to have The Archivist one, which
has some differences).
I'm part of the DIY Book Scanner project, so if you have any feedback over
why the project didn't work, it would be more than interesting to hear it.
Maybe you also want to check out
Hi David,
{{citation needed}} :P
More seriously, I don't think that the WScUg has really failed. Sure, it
runs slower right now and it can be improved but the group has accomplished
some pretty awesome things (especially the wikisource conference in Wien
which was awesome and resulted in the
Hi,
Thanks for the proposal but Wikimédia France already has one (is it the
same ?
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Book_scanners_of_Wikimedia_France
) that is not often used (indeed it needs some tech skills and time).
I don't recall if Wikimedia CH already has one or is currently
Thanks for this update on the DIY scanner projects.
Carles Paredes Lanau, 07/05/2017 20:18:
You can check the books scanned in the following link:
https://archive.org/details/bibliotecammb586
Only one? Or do you mean all the 89 items in
https://archive.org/details/bibliotecammb ?
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