In switzerland is not so much complicated to have
support from the
administration. The problem is that they would not waste their time and they
have great expectations. As soon they feel that those two points are not
assured, they don't wait so much to leave this support.
Regards
Il giorno 24/mag/2013 16:46, "Sven Manguard" <svenmanguard(a)gmail.com> ha
scritto:
I guess I might just be because I'm a jaded American, but I am stunned and
impressed that you were able to get that much support and encouragement from
your government/government agency. It's is an example that I hope many
national WLM groups will be able to follow.
Yours,
Sven
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From: Estermann Beat <beat.estermann(a)bfh.ch>
Date: 05/24/2013 9:30 AM (GMT-06:00)
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Subject: [Wiki Loves Monuments] Meeting with Fed. Office for Civil
Protection - Section Cultural Property Protection
Dear all,
Yesterday, I have met with the people responsible for the protection of
cultural properties at the Federal Office for Civil Protection in
Switzerland.
The minutes (in German) can be found here:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProjekt_Schweizer_Denkmallisten/…
Here a summary:
- They are happy to help us with the monuments lists in their area
of competence (in addition to the lists of cultural properties of national
and regional significance which are handled at the national level, there are
also cantonal and municipal monuments lists which they are not responsible
for).
- They are positive about Wiki Loves Monuments; the same is true for
the cantonal instances they are in contact with (monument protection
services / civil protection services).
- They promised to provide us with database dumps, including all the
KGS-identifiers (A- and B-objects; identifiers of B objects have been
missing so far) by the end of May / beginning of June.
- They will take measures to facilitate the updating of the lists on
Wikipedia in the future (clearly indicating changes on their lists; making
database dumps available).
- They ask us not to use the official white-blue cultural-property
sign for any other objects than KGS class A objects and not to use similar
signs either (in fact the use of the official sign is regulated by
international law and Swiss law) – This should be taken into account when
designing the interfaces of information systems (map applications, phone
apps, etc.)
- They gave us recommendations in order to avoid complications due
to the different semantic systems at various federal levels
- They will be happy to get informed about any corrections made by
the community.
So, and now I hope that the 26+ cantonal and municipal authorities
responsible for the rest of the monuments will be as cooperative as the
federal ones! ;-)
Kind regards,
Beat Estermann
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Beat Estermann
Research Associate
Berne University of Applied Sciences
E-Government Institute
Morgartenstrasse 2a
Postfach 305
CH-3000 Bern 22
beat.estermann(a)bfh.ch
www.e-government.bfh.ch
Phone +41 31 848 34 30
Phone (direct number) +41 31 848 34 38
Fax +41 31 848 34 31
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