On Fri, 7 Dec 2012 17:55:16 +0100, Guillaume Paumier
<gpaumier(a)wikimedia.org> wrote:
Hi Deryck,
On Fri, Dec 7, 2012 at 5:32 PM, Deryck Chan <deryckchan(a)wikimedia.hk>
wrote:
Guillaume - how do we contribute to this
consultation? Deryck
Thanks for your interest. What I had in mind was: by starting a
discussion on your local community discussion page (the equivalent of
the "Village pump" on the English Wikipedia), and then by sharing the
results of that discussion here on this list.
But I'm happy to accommodate other methods of contribution that I
haven't thought of.
I think that it is a really nice idea Guillom, and I know that English
Wikisource has been trying to feed what we see as relevant content through
our users. I was going to set something up locally, but I think that all
the Wikisources should be collectively reviewing this sort of material and
sending as a whole community feedback. As an example when we eventually
get music notation extension completed [BIG HINT! AND THAT WOULD BE
FANTASTIC, bug 33193] and/or available for testing; or we have changes to
ProofreadPage etc., we also have the creation of context relevant pages.
This also puts emphasis and control back on to the communities, but it
means that we have an available PUSH space.
If something like this was created, I would hope that if there were
technical questions or first level response was not able to resolve and
issue that their would be the potential availability of the technically
literate to answer questions there if poked. There has been occasions
where it has been more like pulling teeth to get some attention.
FWIW I am going to forward your email to the WIKISOURCE-L list and
continue this discussion for our sister wikis.
Regards.