Thanks Raymond :)

Great. Thanks

I have asked a few people to add data to this campaign. All those who tried... succeeded.
BUT, one person actually made successfully 3 edits, which are indeed integrated to Wikimedia Commons. See here : https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Nehaoua

• https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File:Ivano-Frankivsk_Yevgena_Konovaltsya_35-1.JPG&diff=prev&oldid=655133647
• https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File:St._Vladimir_Institute,_Toronto.jpg&diff=prev&oldid=655133947&diffmode=source
• https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File:St._Vladimir_Institute,_Toronto.jpg&diff=prev&oldid=655133950&diffmode=source

Same issue reported by a second person.
But I tried again, as well as Afek and Isla, and it worked.

Hmmm. Seems it could be useful for some people. But generally not so.

If I understand you well, 1) would require to select the language each time they move to a different image. If so... super cumbersome.

Noted. Thanks.

Correct text should be

I read you
So... it is not out of good will from my part Nikerabbit. But I have no idea how I can change myself the « text that is within the application itself ». I do understand the issue (I think...). I have also wished sometimes that I be able to change the English source text. But the truth is... I have no idea how I can do that myself. I nevertheless thank you for summarizing the issue, which is very helpful.

This is SO cool :)

I tested and it seems to be working ! Great

Gosh, I had missed the last info. Yoohooo !

Thank you Sam !

Here is the link to the logo : https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:ISA_Structured_Data_logo.png

Sebastian Berlin <sebastian.berlin@wikimedia.se> will start to work on the tool very soon. He said he would start to look at this issue first thing.

Sebastian Berlin <sebastian.berlin@wikimedia.se> will start to work on the tool very soon. He said he would start to look at this issue first thing.

It is actually working in French (you need to toggle the language on the top right). But I agree adding depicts only works in English and French. No other languages unfortunately

Awesome jijiki. Just got the email. Thanks a lot.

Got it. Thank you !

Well, Irène stopped working for the WMF. So it now fully makes sense that no one gets anything.

Hello. Well, we'd love to see it created :) Thank you in advance

ISA is mentionned in the project description : https://tools.wmflabs.org/isa/
The two mentors were involved in ISA and unless wrong, Gabriel Lee already participated to its code.

Hello. It does look like to me as a "middle-ground" between ISA and the Wikidata games approach. Am I correct ?

This issue is not ONLY an interface issue. That tool was intended to be multilingual, because this is one of the benefit of using Wikidata (being language neutral).
At the moment, depicts can only be added in French and in English. No other language. So, whilst the tool was meant to be language neutral, it is actually restricted to two languages for its most part.

You do well to send a reminder. I had missed the alert....

No thoughts from me....

I will suggest that "copyright status" or "source" or "creator" are not to be focused on, given that it is very unlikely that a participant to isa will know that.
Also, I think that copyright status is likely to be something automated in the future. No need for human brain to do it

Not really happy with this proposition... The idea is also to draw people in. The campaign page is far less enticing than the participation page. I fear we will simply lose some people if we restrict access to loggued-in. it is not possible to save the entries made in the session, so that when they come back from log-in, the info would still be available ?

A user won’t be able to participate in a campaign which is not opened but they can view a campaign which is ‘not yet open’(just so they know what the campaign is all about and may develop interest in the near future to contribute when the campaign is finally launched)

that's exactly my view point !

Last situation was Feb 15th. It failed but did not issue a warning.
In the log, see https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:Log?type=massmessage&user=&page=&wpdate=&tagfilter=&subtype=

https://www.wikimedia.fr/2019/10/03/isa-un-outil-mobile-pour-ameliorer-les-descriptions-des-photos-sur-wikimedia-commons/

So I have tried again. Waited waited waited and still nothing is loading.
So I went to campaign edition,
changed depth to 1. Works.
changed depth to 2. Works
changed depth to 3. Works
changed depth to 4. 18 000 images. Stuck. Then finally loaded after several back and forth

checked. It works !

Indeed. I quickly entered that as it came from the suggestion of a third party. But it is not clear I see that now.
I think the concept is "when someone launches the tool, by default, the interface is in English. Then after the person logs in, the language of the interface should be based on the language preference used on Wikimedia Commons". Of course, by default, when no translation for that language is available on ISA, it will stay in English. But "user babel box" is "language preference on commons"

Awesome. Can you ask Alex then ?

Well, nope... it does not :(

looks like it works :)

I have not been able to reproduce the depict bug (https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File:Festival_du_Bout_du_Monde_2017_-_Sona_Jobarteh_-_025.jpg&action=history)

This is actually bug https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T231167

Note: deletion of depict work : https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File:Tabernacle_chapel_(Cong),_Maenclochog_NLW3363833.jpg&action=history