On 24/09/12 00:02, Paul Selitskas wrote:
I am not sure whether adding a link to a winning photo would be useful at all, especially with long filenames or filenames written in non-Latin alphabets (or even in Latin alphabets in countries which use different ones); just imagine how long would typing those from your keyboard take!
Yes, it could be painful, but providing access to the original files is the only way to allow properly reuse of the photos.
An option would be to link to a central page instead of each of the images. «You can view and download the design of this calendar and each of the individual photos at http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Wiki_Loves_Monuments_2012_calendar »
What's wrong with QR codes? Each sheet in the calendar has two sides and one stays unused.
They could be added too, but probably not as the only way, given that not everyone is able to read them.