Hi Marc,

like discussed earlier, we will transform that page into a blog with some pages with more information. If someone can then develop a plugin to show monuments on a map there, that could probably be implemented.

I am currently waiting for this to happen though.

Lodewijk

Am 7. Juli 2011 13:18:52 UTC+2 schrieb Marc Fontdevila <marc.fontdevila@gmail.com>:
I'm also agree with Marco.
According to Jane idea : Is possible to renew the main page of http://www.wikilovesmonuments.eu/  in order to facilite the monument localitzation (f.e.: showing countries/zones like a gallery and cliking on it redired to monuments lists on local web or in WP/Commons)

Mafoso.
Al 07/07/2011 12:38, En/na Jane Darnell ha escrit:
I agree with this. We need a little bit of a side-handbook for the insiders who want to do this. Right now for the public, the official line is "take a picture of the monuments near you!". This is the easiest and also the best way to get these people on board and contributing to Wikipedia and/or Wikimedia Commons. That said, there are many of us and other Wikipedians as insiders who would also enjoy participating in the competitions of other countries. In this case, we need to be able to look up the monument numbers to use when uploading. Right now that information is on the native wikipedias and in the native language. We should have a page on commons that can be translated to all languages called "How to find the monument number" or "How to find the heritage site number" or some such thing.

I have created a "Wikipedia:Wiki Loves Monuments 2011" page on the English Wikipedia that can be used as a portal to the native projects where that information on how to look up the monument number can be stored. I put all the interwiki links in there that I could find. I also think we should make interwiki links to the "National Heritage Site" page in the main namespace. This can be used as a portal to the lists of numbers.

Jane

2011/7/7 Marco Chiesa <chiesa.marco@gmail.com>
On 7/6/11, Charles Andrès <charles.andres@wikimedia.ch> wrote:

>
> Participation of the swiss pictures and communication are false problems, no
> one wil do "european" communication, it will be the sum of national
> communication.
>
> In switzerland we will communicate that the contest is european, and that's
> all, honestly people don't care about the length of the contestvand the
> exact number of participating country.
>
> After the contest, it will be the same, nobody will remember the format of
> the contest, but we will communicate about the number of pictures upload,
> and at this moment nobody will come to argue that swiss pictures doesn't
> count :-)
>
> The fact that we already start doesn't mean that we won't help to organize
> the contest! Btw, who's in charge of looking sponsor from camera companies?
> Sony has a special program for that, if nobody try canon or nikon or other
> brand for the moment, I could try Sony CH
>

As a general thing, I think now is a good time to advertise WLM to the
general public. People tend to travel more in July and August, and
someone may be interested in making a small detour to take a photo of
a monument in a small village but they wouldn't be so likely to travel
200 km on a weekend in September. My feeling is that large cities and
famous landmarks are already well covered in Commons, but less known
monuments in smaller places are not. Then, I don't see a big problem
in waiting until September to upload the pics.
Cruccone

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