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Latest comment: 11 years ago by Quiddity in topic Workflows which Wikipedia editors use to find and publish media files on articles
Workflows which Wikipedia editors use to find and publish media files on articles
editThese seem to be the core pages/recommendations.
- w:Wikipedia:Finding images tutorial - A simple step by step guide through some of the below.
- w:Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Images#Obtaining images
- Search Wikimedia
- Wikipedia
- Commons
- related articles on other language Wikipedias
- Create your own
- Tips and Tutorials
- Search the internet
- Free Image Search Tool (FIST)
- w:Wikipedia:Public domain image resources and meta:Free image resources and commons:Commons:Free media resources and w:Wikipedia:Free sound resources
- general purpose image search engines, e.g. Google Image Search, Picsearch and Pixsta.
- Search Wikimedia
- w:Wikipedia:Requested pictures
- add a request template to the talkpage
- {{reqphoto}} - 134,729 transclusions
- {{reqmap}} - 83
- {{reqmapin}} - 5,209
- {{reqdiagram}} - 663
- {{Chemical drawing needed}} - 39
- {{Building diagram needed}} - 81
- {{reqvideo}} - 185
- {{reqaudio}} - 296
- add
imageneeded=yes
orneeds-photo=yes
or similar to a WikiProject Banner. E.g.- {{WikiProject Video games|screenshot=yes}} - for video game screenshots
- {{WikiProject Television|needs-image=yes}} - for Television programs screenshot.
- add a request template to the talkpage
Plus various content-specific pages, e.g. for maps:
–Quiddity (talk) 01:20, 31 July 2013 (UTC)
- I'm not sure how to go about answering "Can we quantify which discovery/publishing tools/workflows are used the most? Map out the most popular workflows?". Any ideas/suggestions? –Quiddity (talk) 05:38, 28 August 2013 (UTC)