Magnus Manske wrote:
Problem:
2 million iPhone users- built-in camera plus "always-on" network connection = ideal Commons
shoot-and-upload tool
- but : upload to Commons from iPhone doesn't work (can't chose local
file on iPhone)
However: You can email photos you have taken quite easily. Should we establish some service around that?
Like:
- log into Commons (once)
- mail image from iPhone to selfupload@commons.wikimedia.org (or whatever)
- get emailed back a URL with your (temporary) file in a form, pre-filled:
** File name is title of your mail ** Description is the body of your mail ** GFDL and CC-BY-SA-3.0 chosen (self-made) ** Author field is a link to your user name (you're logged in, after all) ** Date is extracted from EXIF data ** Coordinates are pre-filled if you had the iPhone add the GPS data ** OTRS can be automatically filed and added to the form
Would also be useful for non-iPhone uploads...
Magnus
Quite a nice system. There's photosubmission@wikimedia, but it's human driven.
If upload from url can be enabled from trusted domains, (ie. toolserver) that could be easily implemented in a few weeks.