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I looked into Wikisource a while ago but I've never tried doing anhyting with it. I don't really know much about Djvu files and it seemed to be a choice between that or manually uploading and linking each page image (but I guess that could probably be automated by a bot script using the Mediawiki API).It's really weird that they don't use wiki links for annotating the text. I would've thought that would be a really obvious thing for a WikiMedia project to do. At Your Archives it's kind of the opposite: we use wikilinks a lot for linking to people, places, word definitions etc but there's no easy way of transcribing documents within the wiki. Document transcripts are usually done outside it then pasted in when they're finished.Now that the UK National Archives allow uploading images to the web for non-commercial use there's a lot more scope for online transcription projects. The terms are a bit vague but they definitely allow and encourage uploads to Flickr. They still wouldn't be allowed on WikiMedia Commons because the terms are too restrictive.
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+I looked into Wikisource a while ago but I've never tried doing anhyting with it. I don't really know much about Djvu files and it seemed to be a choice between that or manually uploading and linking each page image (but I guess that could probably be automated by a bot script using the Mediawiki API).It's really weird that they don't use wiki links for annotating the text. I would've thought that would be a really obvious thing for a WikiMedia project to do. At Your Archives it's kind of the opposite: we use wikilinks a lot for linking to people, places, word definitions etc but there's no easy way of transcribing documents within the wiki. Document transcripts are usually done outside it then pasted in when they're finished.Now that the UK National Archives allow uploading images to the web for non-commercial use there's a lot more scope for online transcription projects. The terms are a bit vague but they definitely allow and encourage uploads to Flickr. They still wouldn't be allowed on WikiMedia Commons because the terms are too restrictive.
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