“ Re transclusion, tell me/us what you would like to happen and what assistance you would like (OR if examples are needed, I could do the root page, as that usually needs a little more tinkering, and one of the chapters, and you can play from there) . (Within the realms of Wikisource:Style guide) as I indicated, it is your contribution, and we have a practice of being guided by lead contributor, rather than us forcing the pace. While not a perfect approach, it is less confrontational and has been mostly successful, especially when someone has slaved over a work for days, months, years. ”
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“ There really isn't one. I refer back to those pages constantly, and anything that I figure out in the meantime I put in a personal cheat sheet in my own userspace -- generally templates and things I tend to use more often but which are not included in the general documentation. And even now I am still learning about new templates -- no longer as often as I used to, of course, but often enough. (In addition to the above links, I also find the WS:Style guide useful to refer back to on occasion.) ”
“ As images are not everyone's speciality, it has been acceptable to leave images as problematic and allow transclusion. If marked with {{raw image}} rather than {{missing image}}, the whole page displays, and every so often Hesperian runs his bot through and uploads JP2000 images here from the scans at archive.org, which allows a cleanup for those, and their migration to Commons. ”
