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The British Museum delves into the wikilove at this time. The museum accepted a Wikipedian voluntary residence (cuckoo Witty lama ), with a cohort contributors in backstage promised a price for first ADQ on his collection, and so on (there is a page dedicated , go take a look).

Now the challenge Hoxne . Take the article on the Hoxne Treasure (a collection of Roman gold and silver, exposed to MB) and a week ago, it was hardly a blank . The goal: make an ADQ candidate in 7 days. Today Friday, June 25, nearly eight contributors are at the museum, have access to the entire collection (the exhibits and those who are not) and all available documentation and a panel of experts ready to answer their questions. Then they edit the article during four hours.

Experience ends tonight. For what I see, the result is already significant. A sacred initiative.

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Recently, I temporarily abandoned public works to join the cabal "Historical Monuments".

Background: in France, historical monuments, they are monuments that enjoy a special legal status because their interest. In principle, it should serve to protect them (in principle only, but the idea). Heritage, all that. Currently, there are more than 43,000 buildings that receive this label. It can go from the Palace of Versailles, with a score of separate buildings, the simple metal railing at the end of a farm-background of a village. For

Wikipedia, the interest is to provide a list of buildings turnkey. Curiously, no one has yet required to establish eligibility on the historic buildings (because when does not even write all articles on Cross Village, anyway! "). I tend to say that every building is intrinsically MH eligible, since it is possible to find the secondary literature on it (each file classification must occupy at least a whole carton), but you know Wikipedia: if possible to include all elements of a subject without asking questions, some contributors wither. I guess it will come.

Curiously, no one had identified what was done about it on Wikipedia. So I launched in departmental lists. At the suggestion of Coyau , I undertook categorization by year of filing or registration (it's an interesting point: at the beginning of the movement, was ranked especially churches and castles, the concept of a historical monument has evolved thereafter). I laid a first result : Wikipedia already has articles on nearly 6% of all buildings MH. Admittedly, the result depends heavily on regions, but it's very encouraging, especially since the articles are usually not empty (not always well written, but that's another issue). All

as public art, historic monuments can be an easy way to advertise for action Wikipedian. Information is discoverable and the subject comes battery-hair in what I imagine to be the standard perception of an encyclopedia: Culture is a carrier. In addition, the project is run by people motivated. In other words, on that, there are ways to easily increase the visibility of Wikipedia.

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Presented in the BNF Lab (not yet in use law), one of the first devices from Samsung based on electronic ink, the E60, contains unique features: writing, thin as possible is one of the key applications of this new medium, annotation, communication device to device, with the stereo speakers.
No doubt that with this first approach to a group focused so far on the leading edge display technologies such as OLED, Samsung is well positioned to meet the government objectives of Korea, from 2012 to delete the use of paper in government offices and schools.

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For the first time, tablets based color electronic paper, A3 and A4 with writing and highlighting, are used outside of Japan, in a permanent and public space. This is, in the Lab BnF, understand what these new technologies can make to the dissemination of knowledge and contribution knowledge. Much of the content, illustrating various uses and their associated treatments have been specially prepared for this type of support.