Hi Liam, pleased to see that others agree on you being a fine fellow. Congratulations.
There are some pics in this category which show the cutting out, the mounting, some example locations of the codes and a lady using her phone to access stuff about geology. I'm going to be busy this weekend on other wiki stuff - are there any budding journalists reading this? I can write some stuff but I may not have time to polish it.
Getting to v.2 sounds fun
cheers
Roger
+1!
Got any pictures of the installation processes or labels in-situ? This deserves a mention in the Signpost and if you could also add it to the "this month in GLAM" report for Feb that's being compiled here http://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/GLAM/Newsletter
Agreed with Roger too, if we could generate labels that not only show the QRcode but also the article title, and maybe something like "read about me on Wikipedia..." to give some context. Roger, would you mind giving a report of what you've achieved to the cultural-partners mailing list and requesting assistance to bring this to v.2?
-Liam
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Peace, love & metadata
On 05/02/2011, at 10:06, Fae <faenwp@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm thoroughly impressed that we went from my vague mention of QR
> codes to a live public exhibition within 3 days. Victuallers, you
> deserve a great big "Making things happen" barn star.
>
> Cheers,
> Fæ
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