That's absolutely amazing. :-) Really nice work.
Is there an open source QR code generator that could be used, rather than using
Google or Kaywa? If there is, then that makes it a lot easier to persuade the
community to adopt this as standard.
Roger: it's also fantastic that Derby Museums will be making use of this. Well
done!
Sticking QR codes on things without permission is definitely vandalism, and not
something we should be encouraging - but making QR codes available for people
to use isn't necessarily supporting vandalism, as there's so many
non-vandalistic uses that they can be put to.
Thanks,
Mike
On 3 Feb 2011, at 19:41, Fae wrote:
> I have updated the template {{QR code}} which should make it easy to
> include a QR link on any Wikipedia talk page and avoid installing
> scripts.
> * http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Template:QR_code
>
> Fæ
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