@HeidiSeibold
I put all of my animations on Wikimedia Commons. And while they all could in principle go on a Wikipedia page, in practice only 10% or so are.
The admins there care a lot about licence and proper categorization, but are not strict in term of what the image represent. 🙂
@JMMaok @wikipedia
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@HeidiSeibold
Might be worth having a look at how Allison does it: https://allisonhorst.com/
@mikerspencer ah, very good hint
@HeidiSeibold how about right at the fediverse?
@dg3hda that would not be quite the intended purpose of the fediverse, would it?
I like the sentiment though..
@HeidiSeibold Its experimental enough. give it its own accound (possibly marked as bot) and play. You can still feed other patforms you might get recommended here.
Wikimedia Commons could be a good option. Here are the contributing guidelines https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Contributing_your_own_work
@JMMaok thanks, I did look at that and it seems like you should only publish images there that you think could be used in a @wikipedia article.
That would not be the case, I think.
@HeidiSeibold
I put all of my animations on Wikimedia Commons. And while they all could in principle go on a Wikipedia page, in practice only 10% or so are.
The admins there care a lot about licence and proper categorization, but are not strict in term of what the image represent. 🙂
@JMMaok @wikipedia
@j_bertolotti @HeidiSeibold @JMMaok @wikipedia
I like the Wikimedia Commons idea, but maybe #pixelfed https://pixelfed.org/ would also work?
Got it, yes, although I think the use can extend more broadly to other Wikimedia projects, such as maybe Wikiversity in your case?
@JMMaok @wikipedia hmm… that‘d be cool. I really like Wikimedia and would love for my images to be there, honestly.
I just got a little scared by the guidelines to be honest. 😬
I know @turingway publishes their illustrations on Zenodo, but I wonder if that is a good place for sharing images. Any thoughts?
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