2012/4/24 Samuel Klein <meta.sj(a)gmail.com>
> Where's the latest thread on the Timed Media Handler progress?
>
> I am meeting with MIT Open CourseWare tomorrow - they want to expand
> the set of videos they released last year under CC-SA, starting with
> categories / vids that would be fill gaps on Wikipedia. Any thoughts
> on how to make that collaboration more effective would be welcome.
>
> SJ
>
>
You can upload them to Internet Archive, if Wikipedia has temporal issues
with videos. When the problems are fixed, we can move them from Internet
Archive to Wikimedia Commons.
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Hey,
Setting up a git repo holding all extensions hosted by WMF was one of the
things on the git migration roadmap IIRC. AFAIK there is none yet - is this
being worked on?
Right now it's rather hard to get an overview of all changes made
everywhere and to do analytics on the overall codebase. You can of course
write a script to work with all the different repos, but that's rather less
convenient :)
Cheers
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Hi,
One of LibreOffice killer features is exporting documents in MediaWiki
format. It's not perfect, but it's nevertheless very useful for
converting papers written by academics and their students to Wikipedia
articles.
Unfortunately, it's broken in the latest LibreOffice releases:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=46509
Is there, by any chance, anybody here who is familiar with the world
of LibreOffice development that can help get it fixed?
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