, but foreigners might get into troubles.
Remember that wikipedia/-data isn't US only. Both (?)
and
webcitation removes conten on request, it shall be some tricks to automate
it for catalogues and sites. Check it out.
Jeblad
On 1. apr. 2012 23.00, "Scott Beardsley" <sc0ttbeardsley(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
On Sun, Apr 1, 2012 at 2:27 PM, emijrp
<emijrp(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Dead trees references are allowed today at
Wikipedia. Why not at
Wikidata?
Thanks, I wasn't sure of the policy for wikipedia. I hope this
continues on into wikidata.
I mean archiving all the digital references.
Jeblad's suggestion to store (and potentially republish) the important
fragment sounds reasonable (IANAL though). I wonder if the folks at
archive.org might have some suggestions since they seem to have blazed
a trail in this space.
Scott
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