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“ Wikisource" Shyamal (talk) 08:40, 1 February 2015 (UTC)
Help finding full texts that need to be proofread Hello, I would like to help with first draft proofreading, specifically of poetry, however I have been looking pretty hard to try and find an easy way to figure out which works we have scanned text from but still need a human to proofread. So far my best method has been to click "random transcription" 100 times hoping something interesting comes up or going to the poetry category and clicking on every single work waiting for one that needs proofreading to come up.
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“ It is in the section "Works about Edison" — billinghurst sDrewth 02:01, 9 October 2014 (UTC) What does "It is in the section 'Works about Edison' " actually mean? Does every author gets a subject page, even when we have no works by them stored? How do we determine who is an author and who isn't if we have no works by them? You just wrote on my talk page that subject pages MUST be moved to user space. Can you explain the inconsistency. Can you also explain why we have a page for "Works about Edison" in main space but you just moved "Works about Susannah Lattin" to my user space. ”
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“ Editing: Introduction to editing Wikisource Adding texts Adding images Author pages Categorization Front matter Interlanguage links Layout Namespaces Patrolling Proofread Redirects Subpages
Specific issues: Disambiguation Footnotes and endnotes Fractions and functions Labeled section transclusion Logging in Match and split Page breaks Sidenotes Table
Scans: Digitising texts and images for Wikisource DjVu files
Copyright: Copyright tags Public domain Copyright renewals Licensing compatibility Official texts
Particular works: Film Poetry Sheet music
Multimedia: Audio
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