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= Future work of interest: * Templates tied to licensing ** Use case: migration to a different license templating system? (migrating from current system to licenses in structured data, etc) ** How many times licenses are being used ** How many media files have multiple licenses *** Countries have different requirements (ie: ‘author is dead for X years and has data in the public domain’, etc) ** PD-Art tag is when you’ve taken a picture of a work in public domain; current UploadWizard implementation defaults to PD-Art template that requires at least parameter (but we don’t allow the user to enter that parameter) => will be problematic in the migration (usage might be wrong when tagged PD-Art)? *** Example to understand this use case: Picasso’s work ** FYI: Multi-license copyright tags documentation and also https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Multi-licensing ** We want templates to be more structured and more accurate * Licensing will be key and understanding licensing on Commons will be super important * Snapshot-in-time work: distribution of licenses, co-occurrence of licenses in files * Interest in reduction of number of categories & number of categories created ** Number of categories, number of hidden categories (how many pages they are applied to - might be future work), number of categories that go away (deleted)

= Future work of interest: * Templates tied to licensing ** Use case: migration to a different license templating system? (migrating from current system to licenses in structured data, etc) ** [] How many times licenses are being used ** [] How many media files have multiple licenses *** Countries have different requirements (ie: ‘author is dead for X years and has data in the public domain’, etc) ** PD-Art tag is when you’ve taken a picture of a work in public domain; current UploadWizard implementation defaults to PD-Art template that requires at least parameter (but we don’t allow the user to enter that parameter) => will be problematic in the migration (usage might be wrong when tagged PD-Art)? *** Example to understand this use case: Picasso’s work ** FYI: Multi-license copyright tags documentation and also https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Multi-licensing ** We want templates to be more structured and more accurate * Licensing will be key and understanding licensing on Commons will be super important * Snapshot-in-time work: distribution of licenses, co-occurrence of licenses in files * Interest in reduction of number of categories & number of categories created ** [] Number of categories, number of hidden categories (how many pages they are applied to - might be future work), number of categories that go away (deleted)

= Future work of interest: * Templates tied to licensing ** Use case: migration to a different license templating system? (migrating from current system to licenses in structured data, etc) ** [] How many times licenses are being used ** [] How many media files have multiple licenses *** Countries have different requirements (ie: ‘author is dead for X years and has data in the public domain’, etc) ** PD-Art tag is when you’ve taken a picture of a work in public domain; current UploadWizard implementation defaults to PD-Art template that requires at least parameter (but we don’t allow the user to enter that parameter) => will be problematic in the migration (usage might be wrong when tagged PD-Art)? *** Example to understand this use case: Picasso’s work ** FYI: Multi-license copyright tags documentation and also https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Multi-licensing ** We want templates to be more structured and more accurate * Licensing will be key and understanding licensing on Commons will be super important * Snapshot-in-time work: distribution of licenses, co-occurrence of licenses in files * Interest in reduction of number of categories & number of categories created ** [] Number of categories, number of hidden categories (how many pages they are applied to - might be future work), number of categories that go away (deleted)