Hi all,
Sorry to bother you again: the Rijksmuseum is creating a set to upload in the GLAMwiki
toolset and there is documentation about the template we are using: the artwork template.
In this template the format of Wikimedia Commons fields is being described. For instance:
this is the format for technique
{{Technique|Oil|Canvas}}
We are wondering whether we have to incorporate this in our XML or if the
template/GLAMtool will rewrite: <dcterms:medium
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#">paper</dcterm…
into the Wikimedia format?
We always use CC PD + CC PD Mark URL to mark our works of art:
<dc:rights
xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#">http://creativec…
We are now puzzeling on wiki licensing: do we need to use the {{PD-old}} tags? And do we
also need to implement the {{PD-1923}} for the US?
We are using XSLT to transform our internal XML into Dublin Core.
In the creator set you ask us to change the creator name from "Bruna, Dick" to
"Dick Bruna"
Before spending hours on writing XSLT: has anyone else written XSLT code to transform a
creators'name and could we "borrow" your XSLT code?
That would save us sooooo much time
Thank you all for your help!
Have a great weekend!
Best wishes from sunny Amsterdam
Lizzy
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