For this point you might consider to add a sort of did you know that you can see on a
pictures page where it is used? to a sort of thank you message. Another thing could simply
be a list of pictures used a lot (and other similar lists) to motivate people (smaller
things without prices just lists of those)
Mvg,
Bas
Date: Sat, 10 Mar 2012 00:56:46 +0100
From: platonides(a)gmail.com
To: wikilovesmonuments(a)lists.wikimedia.org
Subject: Re: [Wiki Loves Monuments] The philosophy behind the few rules we had in 2011
On 09/03/12 21:58, Yaroslav M. Blanter wrote:
There is one thing which we did not emphasize
last year (or at least I
have not seen it emphasized): that many of the picture they upload actually
very quickly end up in lists and some of them end up in articles. I think
many of the uploades do not realize how to look up where the images are
used, and it is extremely motivating if you upload an image of a monument
in Portugal and it ends up being used on Finnish Wikipedia. I think this
year we should pay attention to this (mey be even think for an image used
in most articles globally - but here we run a danger of users replacing
other images with their image, which is not what we want to stimulate).
Cheers
Yaroslav
It's also a bit hard to quantify the number of images in articles, as
many monument lists appear in the NS 0, inflating the usage count.
It would indeed be cool if a few hours after uploading an image, the
uploader would get an email saying "Thanks for your photo, it now
appears in Chinese Wikipedia">
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