Reading11——HE YUNONG

 1. Summary

"Wiki Commons" (referred to as "Shared Resources" for short) is a library of media files created and maintained by voluntary artists without charge.

Shared resources can be used for all wiki projects, providing all wiki projects with a central library for storing freely available photos, pictures, animations, music, language files, videos and other media files.

So we can also upload our own photos, but we can't upload other photos without copyright.

When uploading photos, you need to pay attention to the classification problem. For example, I once uploaded a photo of the Ferris wheel, so I need to classify this photo into the classification of' Ferris wheel in Korea'.

2. Interesting points

Interestingly, there are all kinds of pictures in the shared resources, ranging from small snacks to large buildings.

3. Discussion points

How to ensure that our photo classification is correct?

Comments

  1. YE SIQIMay 19, 2023 at 7:14 AM

    Give a short but complete description of the content of the photo, date of creation, and tag the source.Upload according to the Wikipedia template.

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