2015-08-17 19:12 GMT+02:00 Andrea Zanni <zanni.andrea84(a)gmail.com>om>:
*Wikisource is still too complicated*, and this is one
of the reasons we
don't have big communities.
IMHO what is really complicated is, the last step of digitalization (OCR
review + formatting), it's almost impossible to simplify what is
intrinsically complex. Do you know the Distributed Proofreaders approach to
split such an intrinsic complexity into many steps?
Nevertheless, there's a wide range of complexity - some text being very
simple (i.e. novels), other being extremely difficult (ancient books,
theatre, scientific textbooks); perhaps the degree of complexity could be
evaluated and explicitely stated, both by automatic scripts (page length +
no. of templates + no. of unicode, non-ASCII characters....) and by expert
users.
BGB should be used in very simple texts only.
Alex