2009/10/12 Syagrius <syagrius(a)gmx.fr>
"Without text" is for the pages that are
"Without text". Dot. I don't
understand where you see a problem. Every page with some text (even if it is
only one line) should be proofread, and every empty pages (like this one :
http://de.wikisource.org/wiki/Seite:De_Zerstreute_Bl%C3%A4tter_IV_(Herder)_…)
should not. It is very simple to operate a bot to transform these pages
(marked as "*WS: Diese Seite ist ohne Eintragungen") *into "Without
text",
exactly as en.ws and fr.ws did. It is just a matter of equity and respect.
Well, things aren't that simple.
For example:
http://de.wikisource.org/wiki/Seite:Der_Stechlin_%28Fontane%29_519.jpg
This is an advertisement at the end of a novel for other works from the same
author.
Transcribing and proofreading it would be as waste of time, as it is no
integral part of the novel.
Tosca