“ Anything that has a reasonable chance of being improved to current standards should heavily favour being accepted; so, e.g., anything with a scan and Index posted by a registered user would be highly unlikely to be rejected on these grounds even if the text has multiple other problems. On the flip side, something with no formatting and lots of problems, with no or unclear source, missing or implausible license, and not posted by a registered user would be very likely to be rejected. ”
Summary
“Scriptorium/Archives/2019-10”, is a work by . It explores elements such as templates, Index and feedback.
Quotes from Scriptorium/Archives/2019-10 ()
“ Projects from Community Wishlist — skates time I am reliably informed that it would be beneficial for English Wikisource to think about and plan for projects from the community wishlist, either tidying them up, or extrapolating on them, and to maybe start thinking and planning very soon, or maybe right now. Picking the best and generating a case why they are good projects with excellent outcomes. ”
“ I am looking at a reasonable means for an administrator to look at a work and call it irretrievable, ugly high maintenance. I am not necessarily looking to be hard-arsed belligerent about works that we can suitably manage or retrieve, or where we can have a conversation with the contributor. ”
