WikiLiterature
| WikiLiterature | |
|---|---|
| n.a. | |
| Status of the proposal | |
| Status | under discussion |
| Details of the proposal | |
| Project description | A free-use wiki on which we have a wide range of community-driven literary works. |
| Is it a multilingual wiki? | There will be multiple language versions |
| Potential number of languages | The project will be first available in English and Portuguese. As the project grows, other language versions will be created. |
| Proposed tagline | n.a. |
| Proposed URL | literature.wikimedia.org |
| Technical requirements | |
| New features to require | An extension where the individual classifies a work as worldbuilding-driven or non-worldbuilding-driven. |
| Development wiki | n.a. |
| Interested participants | |
| List of project participants | |
The WikiLiterature project is a project where we have a wide-range of community-driven, free-use literary works. Unlike Wikisource, third-party works are not allowed, even if they are in the public domain or are freely licensed. Editing of a literary work, named "Featured works" can be permanently restricted to administrators after these criteria are met:
- There aren't any grammatical deficiencies
- There are no major alterations within a 3-month period
- (For novels) The novel has a clear categorization of text
- (For worldbuilding-driven works) The worldbuilding is consistent, and there are no inconsistencies
- The plot is original and novel.
- Vandalism is not frequent, and is quickly reverted.
Literary works can also include worldbuilding; if the creator chooses so, it must be classified upon creating it. Individuals can also upload files that can illustrate the literary works; videos are not allowed. Similar to Wikipedia, all content is available under a Creative Commons license, but a CC-BY 4.0 license (basically, third-parties are free to do what they want with such works, as long as they give credit to those behind the writings).
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