Rather, anybody who uploads a file (e.g. PNG with mysterious electron density) also takes the responsibility to properly document the problem, and hopefully its solution, in the mentioned article. (It's not difficult to learn how to upload a file and include it in a wiki article, and annotate it.)
In this way, everybody benefits. That's the idea of a wiki. Kay Am 03.07.2010 14:00, schrieb Kay Diederichs:
As I'm the one who administers the CCP4 user wiki ( http://strucbio.biologie.uni-konstanz.de/ccp4wiki/index.php/Main_Page ) I'd say that yes, the wiki is made for this, and yes, disk space is not a problem (within reason), so somebody should go ahead and create a new article "Problematic densities", or similar. Other examples should then be added to that article, I suppose, rather than creating new articles all over the wiki. Kay Am 20:59, schrieb Tim Gruene:I wouldn't mind sticking to the current ccp4 netiquette and adding links to the images in question instead of attaching the images themselves. However, I would prefer a server dedicated to this BB rather than something like twitter, flickr, second life, google maps or ... - there is 'free' and there is 'free', and I prefer to separate at least my work related communication from these aforementioned servers/ services... (that's also why I usually start a net search with ixquick.com instead of google.com) So maybe someone from the people in charge of ccp4.ac.uk or one of the ccp4-Wikis could comment on how much space they have available on their machines and whether it would be a concern for them if there were such an upload area. Tim On Fri, Jul 02, 2010 at 06:30:25PM +0100, Sean Seaver wrote:How about having people just link to uploaded photos on flickr (http://www.flickr.com/) or similar free service? If you upload the photos and select 'all images' a link is produced that can be easily shared (http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4134/4755503052_bc6835dcdc.jpg). CCP4 doesn't have worry about maintaining the pictures and people don't need their own web-pages. How that helps, Sean
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