Hoi,
There is another aspect that is not considered. When you lock an item or a
property how is a label in a language added that is still missing?
Thanks,
GerardM
On 10 June 2016 at 19:37, Julie McMurry <[email protected]> wrote:
> I concur both with Markus K and with Ben. What sets Wikipedia apart is its
> democratic approach. Exerting too much control, especially if in the hands
> of a "trusted few", is at cross-purposes with the Wiki way and moreover not
> scaleable.
>
> The question regarding edit drift and notifications raises another
> question for me: How, if at all, are the downstream edits being
> communicated back to the source databases? Although in some cases the edits
> will be annotations that the source mightn't care about for their
> particular user base. But what about factual corrections? Wouldn't they
> want to know these things and correct them at the source? Perhaps this
> question belongs in a different thread. I defer to you on that.
>
> Julie
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