being a composer, i will give it a go this week at writing an original
specially for the purpose, which i will then upload and release under a free
license (which ones do you recommend in this case erik?)
*does it have to have a text, or can it also be just nice music?
*in case of a text, which one is preferred?
*how long should it be?
of course i will take care to produce a quality which plays back nicely on
"phone-audio quality" ;-)
all the best,
oscar
On Jan 28, 2008 4:02 AM, Erik Moeller <erik(a)wikimedia.org> wrote:
Our IT manager, Rob Halsell, came over to San
Francisco this weekend
to set up the phones in the new Wikimedia Foundation offices. We're
switching to an open source telephony solution based on Asterisk.
Obviously, every phone system needs "on hold" music.
So far, we are using "The RfA Candidate's Song" by User:Bucketsofg. If
you want to shoot to international fame by having your own
Wikipedia-related song used while people are waiting for someone to
answer their call, this is your chance. ;-)
Feel free to add new free content songs to:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Song
(Meta would also be a good place to organize this.)
And no, this post is not indicative of our current priorities. :-)
Things have been quite hectic and busy as we're setting up and
starting to use our new space. We'll continue to update
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Foundation/offices with
pictures, and a detailed report of recent Foundation activities will
be forthcoming shortly.
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