I'd like to post something into oldwikisource, some javascript and some Lua module, to test tham & possibly to discuss them while waiting for a test centralization project; I posted a request for comments into oldwikisource Scriptorium. I hope, I've not been precipitous.




2013/6/3 Alex Brollo <alex.brollo@gmail.com>
Really, stating some conventions, we could share Lua modules tomorrow (better: in a few days). 
Needed conventions are IMHO:
1. to upload shared Lua modules (and related templates)  into oldwikisource;
2. to edit them only there;
3. to identify shared modules with a brief, meaningful prefix (something like Slm_ (Shares Lua Modules) or simpler);
4. to launch a simple toolserver #irc bot listenig for Slm_ edits into oldwikisource and disseminating versions into interested wikisource projects. 

Alex



2013/6/2 David Cuenca <dacuetu@gmail.com>
On Sun, Jun 2, 2013 at 7:21 AM, Mathieu Stumpf <psychoslave@culture-libre.org> wrote:
Interesting, but why make a central code repository only for
Wikisource ?

 There are several reasons for this.
- trying to support all projects at once might be too much for a grantee to do in 3 months.
- it is an experience to learn from, and it will have to be decided if it can be applied broadly or substituted for some better method
- wikisource has a central location that can be used for this purpose, other projects don't have it specifically. It could be "meta", but that should be discussed

Micru

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