Wikisource Community meetings
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Wikisource Community meetings are open to anyone involved with or interested in Wikisource.
These meetings are hosted by Kolawole Lawal (WMF) and supported by Sam Wilson (WMF) and Satdeep Gill (WMF).
March 2024 meeting[edit]
February 2024 meeting[edit]
- Date: 24 February 2024
- Time:
- Where: https://meet.google.com/rjk-zfbw-gpu
- Complete notes: Etherpad link
- Agenda (feel free to edit!):
- TBA
- Need to clarify when copyright fall in public domain for non US citizens and materials published out of the USA.
- Wikisource workshop for Learning Network in west Africa.
- Future Work (long term) for specfic use-case or works:
- Develop a module or document the existing modules, to do colorspace conversions, A module that does XYZ or xyY to RGB triplets would be useful in respect of a specific reconstructive efforts for a specfic work at Wikisource. In addition another work expresses it's colored sample plates by proportions based on 'standard' hues expressed as wavelengths. A gadgetised pallete selector/mixer applet in the toolbar would be useful for this, with scope for it's use beyond wikisource. There is open source code that does some colorspace conversions, but the version I found was for Matlab, not js or Lua. ShakespeareFan00 (talk) 17:09, 21 February 2024 (UTC)
January 2024 meeting[edit]
- Date: 27 January 2024
- Time:
- Where: https://meet.google.com/mjg-mmms-cos
- Complete notes: Etherpad link
- Agenda (feel free to edit!):
- Check the Etherpad for complete notes on what happened in the meeting
- YouTube channel for Wikisource Community User Group
- Potential items for agenda, (Technical):
- Potential for PDF-image quality improvements on Wikisources? (see T256848, T224355, T184867)
- Special:Pages (and User contribution logs) should support coloring for Page:s per Page Quality Status)
- Special:LintErrors should support options to filter Page: by "pagequality" directly.
- Update LintHint.js script used by some users into fully integratable Gadget, that is also aware of Page: header and footer considerations.
- Review approaches to side-notes/side titles and margin-notes, implementing a single practical solution. In respect of certain works such as legislation updates to the Cite Extension allowing for margin refs, that will render either as sidenotes/margin notes on desktop but footnotes on mobile should be considered.
- Cite extension uses SPAN for footnotes, In some instances this requires work-arounds for block based footnotes. Direct support for block-based references in <ref>..</ref> tags would be a benefit to Wikisources.