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=== Some TL;DR Definitions === | |||
A lot of these definitions are ridiculously long. If the definition of a term is more than a sentence or two, there should be a wiki page containing said overly long definition. This page should link to the longer definitions. | |||
In regards to Wikipedia licensing, it is NOT public domain. WP is LGPL, and a good percentage of the content in wikimedia is even less permissibly licensed. There is a huge difference between public domain and the LGPL. | |||
[[User:Jisakujien|Jisakujien]] 19:50, 6 February 2009 (UTC) | |||
Agreed. Someone else will have to oversee this, though, as most of us mods are busy enough with the main site without adding wiki responsibilities... | |||
[[User:Raznak|Raznak]] 05:17, 9 February 2009 (UTC) | |||
Latest revision as of 06:17, 9 February 2009
This page needs a lot of work. In particular, as this seems to be a collection plate of all kinds of terminology, it will eventually grow to an unmanageable size and need to be split to subcategories. Software, Formats, Containers belong together, but OGM and MKV don't belong in the same article as shounen, or chibi. As other wikis, notably wikipedia, are free and in the public domain, it is fundamentally permissible that information be copied from there to here (or vice versa) wholesale, with editing appropriate to adhere to this particular wiki's purpose.
I can think of three categories right away: Technical terminology Anime terminology BoxTorrnents terminology
Some TL;DR Definitions
A lot of these definitions are ridiculously long. If the definition of a term is more than a sentence or two, there should be a wiki page containing said overly long definition. This page should link to the longer definitions.
In regards to Wikipedia licensing, it is NOT public domain. WP is LGPL, and a good percentage of the content in wikimedia is even less permissibly licensed. There is a huge difference between public domain and the LGPL.
Jisakujien 19:50, 6 February 2009 (UTC)
Agreed. Someone else will have to oversee this, though, as most of us mods are busy enough with the main site without adding wiki responsibilities...
Raznak 05:17, 9 February 2009 (UTC)