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{{cquote|Holiday Maps - Non-fluffy site, clear and easy to use showing photos taken from travels around Europe}} |
{{cquote|Holiday Maps - Non-fluffy site, clear and easy to use showing photos taken from travels around Europe}} |
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This link is subjective and worded like an advertisement - certainly not language of an encyclopedia. Suggest it's removed (again). |
This link is subjective and worded like an advertisement - certainly not language of an encyclopedia. Suggest it's removed (again). |
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How would you suggest it is worded? It is clearly not an advertisement as there is no profit or gain to be made from hits, it is simply an example of a website that uses geocoded photographes, much like panoramio.com. |
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Mention that coordinates aren't good enough. Azimuth and elevation angle of lens is needed too... --User:Jidanni 2006-07-27
Our own use
To what extent has this technology been tested or implemented in Wikipedia or Wikimedia Commons? Where should I look? --LA2 15:27, 26 August 2006 (UTC)
- Our image repository Commons has a few pointers, see commons:Commons:Geocoding. --Para 16:05, 1 May 2007 (UTC)
Holiday Maps Link
| “ | Holiday Maps - Non-fluffy site, clear and easy to use showing photos taken from travels around Europe | ” |
This link is subjective and worded like an advertisement - certainly not language of an encyclopedia. Suggest it's removed (again).
How would you suggest it is worded? It is clearly not an advertisement as there is no profit or gain to be made from hits, it is simply an example of a website that uses geocoded photographes, much like panoramio.com.