“ If you are uploading books: In the lower panel, Description, replace the {{information}} template with Commons' {{book}} template. Remember to replace the $DESCRIPTOR$ and $URL$ against the correct parameters. See Book Template (below) for a copy of the replacement code. In the lower panel, fill in the details for the file (s) to be uploaded. If more than one file is to be uploaded, remember to make all of this data correct for all files. Any data unique to a specific file should be entered in the upper panel to replace the $DESCRIPTOR$ variable. ”
Quotes from URL2Commons ()
“ Simulation and upload When the forms are complete and ready to go, click the "Simulate" button at the bottom of the tool. This will check if everything is OK for upload. If it is, a green bar will appear with the message "All OK, upload button available" and a new "Upload" button will appear next to the "Simulate" button. (If the simulation was unsuccessful, a mistake has probably been made in the prior steps; attempt to fix this problem and click "Simulate" again.) ”
“ Use a creator template, if possible, instead of just text. Title: The title of the book. Date: Year of publication. If months or days are to be added, use the format YYYY-MM-DD. Language: Should be "English." Description: A brief description of the book. Use the {{en}} template for a description in English. Source: The origin of the file. The URL can be used for this parameter or it can be replaced with something more useful (for example, the Details page on the Internet Archive instead of the URL for the DjVu file itself) . Permission: A license template (see below) . ”
