Yes that answeres it!
I layed the old English, Korean and Russian versions next to the new English version and got nearly completed new versions, see:

Hi Ciell!

where's the etherpad?

In de Teams-map heb ik in een Word-document omschreven hoe je een python-script runt.
Ik heb Olaf gevraagd of hij mij toegang wil geven tot het GitHub-project zodat ik daar mijn code bij kan voegen.

Voor het verwerken van gegevens maakt ik gebruik van de JSRU-api, niet de KB-catalogus.
Hier zie je de XML van Album amicorum van S.J. van den Bergh, zie de 133 M 117 aan elkaar in de URL staan.
Het is makkelijker aan te wijzen tussen welke tags de informatie die je nog mist ziet staan. Daar moet ik namelijk mee aan de slag.
Bedoel je met format dit brokje data:

yes

• this is where the examples come from
• the sparql2 template seems to be the issue here

I've created a Google SpreadsheetApp that takes in the json and makes the data array editable.
see T252336

The main task here is that the data about the photos still needs to be scraped. Uploading could be done with Pattypan. I could do it myself but don't have the time atm.

Duplicate to T223357?

Presentation I did:

Adding the goat token was assigned to you, so I figured you knew how to add tokens

In T208760#4721569, @Mvolz wrote:

I think it needs more contrast, I have trouble seeing the indentations on my screen.

• default_mip.zip3 MBDownload
  • was Used for Den Bosch, Geldermalsen, Nieuwegein, Oosterhout, Sliedrecht, Staphorst en Waalwijk
• default_mip2.zip403 KBDownload
  • Heerenveen, Zaltbommel, Rotterdam, Neder-Betuwe, Middelburg, Leiden, Lingewaal, Roerdalen, Lingewaal, Roerdalen, Breda, Alblasserdam, Voorschoten, Zwolle, Cuijk, Bergen

The files are normal size jpegs. Batch uploading new versions of existing files can't be done in commonist, which is what I usually use, without overwriting the file description.

that's an encoding problem, those are the items with things like à, ö or é in the title.
I'll do these manually but is this a fault on my end or yours? How could this be avoided in the future?

thank you!

They failed because there was a í in the filename.

I've found the culprit. I had adblock on. :S