Scripto is an alternative to the ProofreadPage extension used by Wikisource. It is based on Mediawiki but also on OpenLayers, the software used to zoom and pan in OpenStreetMap.
The only website I have seen that uses Scripto is the U.K. War Department papers, and in many ways it is more clumsy than ProofreadPage. But there might be a few ideas that could be worth picking up. Take a look.
The software is described at http://scripto.org/
As for reference installations, they mention http://wardepartmentpapers.org/transcribe.php
I wantet to rejoice this old mail from Lars:
Scripto is an alternative to the ProofreadPage extension used by Wikisource. It is based on Mediawiki but also on OpenLayers, the software used to zoom and pan in OpenStreetMap.
The only website I have seen that uses Scripto is the U.K. War Department papers, and in many ways it is more clumsy than ProofreadPage. But there might be a few ideas that could be worth picking up. Take a look.
The software is described at http://scripto.org/
As for reference installations, they mention http://wardepartmentpapers.org/transcribe.php
Does anyone know this software? Could we be interested?
Aubrey
On Wed, Dec 14, 2011 at 9:17 AM, Lars Aronsson lars@aronsson.se wrote:
Scripto is an alternative to the ProofreadPage extension used by Wikisource. It is based on Mediawiki but also on OpenLayers, the software used to zoom and pan in OpenStreetMap.
The only website I have seen that uses Scripto is the U.K. War Department papers, and in many ways it is more clumsy than ProofreadPage. But there might be a few ideas that could be worth picking up. Take a look.
The software is described at http://scripto.org/
As for reference installations, they mention http://wardepartmentpapers.org/transcribe.php
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