This article is based on a paper given at this year’s Museum Computer Group held at the Wellcome Trust on October 19th. Legacy and sustainability were two of … Continue reading "Wikimedia projects aren’t built in a day – Roman coinage on Commons"
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arrow_forwardWhen you spend time on one of the busiest websites in the world it’s amazing what patterns emerge. A few … Continue reading "Castles in the digital age"
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