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Toulouse par mois

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Bonjour Olybrius. Je ne vois pas vraiment l'intérêt de ranger des photos de bâtiments par mois de prise de vue. Mais je pense que tu n'es pas de mon avis. Je t'écris juste parce que je crois qu'il y aurait d'autres photos pour la Category:September 2010 in Toulouse vu qu'il y a les journées du patrimoine à ce moment de l'année. Ainsi, j'ai récemment ajouté des photos sur le Palais Niel qui était ouvert ce week-end-là, Category:Palais Niel. Bonne continuation Traumrune (talk) 20:50, 7 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Oui bon certes, bien que la lumière change selon les saisons, en l'occurrence sur les photos du Lycée Fermat, elle n'était pas très caractéristique. Mais je pense pas que ça fasse du mal d'être précis (eh, tu les avais bien mises les dates qm au départ ;p, t'as qu'à bidouiller les metadata et supprimer la date comme sur File:Palais-Niel_30.JPG où ya qu'un Z (?!), comme ça je pourrai plus sévir XD, l'ennui c'est que là, c'est un jardin et la date est plus importante).
En tout cas c'est plutôt un sujet à discuter à la pompe du village. - Olybrius (talk) 09:18, 10 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Palais Niel

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Je sais même pas bien où il se trouve ce palais (je suis passé à la caserne Niel par contre, mais il en reste plus gd chose, je vais ptêt retourner ds le quartier qm, je voudrais photographier la mosquée d'Empalot). Comme c'est les journées du patrimoine, il faudrait aussi mettre ça dans Category:2010 events in Toulouse (ainsi que dans Category:European Heritage Days 2010. - Olybrius (talk) 09:18, 10 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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Disused vs Former station

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Hello Olybrius! Thank you by your advice; I didn't see any reason for two (apparent) concurrent categories. I should have looked better into it, and I wont'object any reversion. Yet, I don't grasp -yet- the concept. It seems to me that Disused train stations are no longer in use, but may have other uses, such as found in Category:Former train stations is closely related to Buildings which have once served as train stations, but now have another function. Could you help me by telling the difference (so I will be able to categorize correctly future disused o former stations)? Thanks a lot! Jordi Roqué (Discussió/Talk) 23:07, 26 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]

dsl pour l'impolitesse

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Olybrius, je ne suis pas familier des usages sur WikiMedia, c'est ce qui explique ma "rétro-intervention" sur la signature de ma photo du Madres. Il faut admettre que le bazar wiki est un peu usine à gaz pour le néophyte. Et ajouter un lien vers la netiquette sur une page où l'hypertexte est... généralisé (y a pas un mot sans lien !) n'est peut-être pas ma solution. cc-by-sa : c'est bien la licence que je placerais (j'ajouterais NC mais c'est implicite, non ?) Je veux bien continuer à déposer quelques images parmi les dizaines de milliers dont je dispose, mais faudra être indulgent avec les "vieux cons" (idem si j'ai posté ce message là où il ne fallait pas). BU

Please see Commons:Village pump#Categorization question (about the Ballard Commons in Seattle and its relation to Category:Skateparks. - Jmabel ! talk 21:37, 4 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Cascade et waterfall

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Bonjour Olybrius.

Je laisse ta correction, bien que ce soit discutable, pour la raison suivante : vue la photo, il semble que ce ne soit pas une chute franche et que des paliers soient bien marqués (mais c'est plus une chute qu'un ruissellement). Car le mot "cascade" en anglais (donc ici sur Commons) a un sens plus restrictif qu'en français: c'est une chute d'eau par paliers, et sans ("trop de") chute libre. Ainsi de nombreuses chutes d'eaux appelées "cascades" en français rentrent plutôt dans la catégorie "waterfalls", d'où mes modifs d'hier. C'est piégeant... Et ici effectivement l'overcat m'avait échappé. Cordialement, Jack ma (talk) 06:10, 26 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Bien d'accord que c'est une question d'interprétation assez délicate. Mais là je vois qm assez bien que la chute n'est pas verticale et qu'il y a des degrés, certes masqués par le débit important (fin août c'est étonnant) et les arbres. Alors, comme y avait overcat et qu'il fallait corriger j'ai privilégié mon interpréation. Fait chier la nature, faudrait qu'elle songe à passer son diplôme de paysagiste et arrêter d'embrouiller nos tentatives classificatrices. - Olybrius (talk) 08:37, 26 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Anachronismes

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Donc, toi ça te gène. Je crois que j'aurais peut-être dû initier une discussion à ce sujet. Pasque j'en ai créé des tonnes. Des trucs comme Midi-Pyrénées au IIe siècle ça ne me dérange absolument pas. Mais il y a des gens plus tatillons. As-tu connaissance de discussions/règles à ce sujet. Que je m'y colle sinon. Pasque mes modèles {{Centuries in Haute-Garonne}}, {{Centuries in Midi-Pyrénées}} risquent d'être hors-la-loi. Mais moi je me vois pas me lancer dans les {{Centuries in Guyenne}}, {{Centuries in Novempopulania}}, etc. Encore que si des savants veulent les rajouter en plus... - Olybrius (talk) 12:40, 28 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]

En fait, oui, ça me paraît anachronique; les départements sont bien plus anciens que les régions (qui sont encore moins immuables, et qui n'existent que depuis 1960 en gros, et n'ont, pour certaines régions comme Poitou-Charentes par exemple qu'un faible sentiment identitaire, quant au passé alors...); par exemple, pour les naissances (sur wiki fr), on distingue Naissance en Angoumois (pour avant 1789) et Naissance en Charente (après 1789). Et honnêtement ton entreprise me paraît bizarre et énorme que de croiser les mois, les années et les lieux. Il faudrait que tu catégorises ainsi les images de chaque département, voire de tout Commons, et il y en a des tonnes. Peut-être en effet on pourrait partir d'une discussion, je pensais que tu ne créais pas à l'aveuglette. Je te conseille de ne pas laisser de lien rouge, dès que tu en crées, car il risque d'y en avoir beaucoup (leur durée de vie doit être limitée). Cdlt, Jack ma (talk) 13:02, 28 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]
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Photos de Haute-Garonne

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Bonjour Olybrius. Je te remercie pour la distinction mais ça manque de traduction. Peux-tu me dire ce que signifient « barnstar » et « tireless » ? Merci d'avance. Père Igor (talk) 14:37, 21 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Ah voui pardon, j'avais pas fait attention. tireless ça veut dire infatigable, quant à barnstar, euh ben, aucune idée, j'ai jamais eu la curiosité de chercher la traduction. C'est donc le moment de le faire : Bon ben c'est comme son nom l'indique, une étoile de grange, une décoration que l'on mettait à l'origine sur les granges aux Etats-Unis (c'est d'origine germanique dit l'article, mais apparemment inutilisé (ou tombé en désuétude ?) en Europe). Eh ça devrait te plaire, toi qui aime les détails architecturaux. Bref, sur Wikimédia c'est une sorte de médaille. - Olybrius (talk) 15:08, 21 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]
OK, merci. C'est vrai que j'engrange un maximum de photos par monument. Le plus long, c'est ensuite de les traiter et de les verser sur Commons, et de les insérer dans les articles, et de créer les articles correspondant aux monuments, etc. Père Igor (talk) 20:36, 21 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]


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Sens du mot anglais "derelict"

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Je ne connais pas la signification du mot derelict, d'après ce que j'ai compris, le sens est abandonné? (On devrait se résoudre de mettre un texte avec une explication dans des catégories comme celle-ci :() Si le sens est vraiment abandonné l'hôtel Delpech File:HotelDelpech 01.JPG n'est pas concerné. C'est une copropriété et il semble qu'ils n'ont pas l'argent pour réparer. En tout cas, il y a un tas de boites aux lettres dans la cour. Amicalement Traumrune (talk) 22:09, 10 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]

"Derelict" veut simplement dire délabré. La définition est donnée à la catégorie racine Category:Derelict_buildings. Donc à réserver à des bâtiments encore en usage. Bonne continuation. - Olybrius (talk) 10:31, 12 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Merci, Traumrune (talk) 23:16, 14 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Categories

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Hi Olybrius - the purpose of categories is to make finding images easy. If the images are split up between dozens or hundreds of small categories each containing just 4 or 5 images, finding images becomes tedious and complex. By all means create new subcategories when a category is full (200 images), but when it just contains 20 or 30 images, further subdivision is counter-productive and unhelpful to users visiting Commons from the various language wikipedias.

Also some of your subcategories have been badly named (one fruit, two fruit, not 'fruits'; and what does 'spontaneous' mean?). Subdividing botanical entities by political subdivisions is also not useful; plants don't follow political boundaries, only ecological and biogeographical ones. In particular, it is most valuable to retain images of a species in its native habitat on the main species category, not pushed down into any subcategories (of the ones you have made, the "Xxxx (cultivated)" subcategories are the most useful).

Hope this helps! - MPF (talk) 20:43, 21 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]