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No, there is no time limit. Since this is a volunteer website, it is pretty hard to set any sort of deadlinedaneuph wrote:Is there a time limit for the transfer? It may have been announced, but then it has passed by me.
I fully expect this project to continue well into next year, at least.I assume that if Frederic Rzewski had permission to publish the text on WIMA and keep it there - it's a major site, after all - then it will not pose a copyright issue to us.icactus wrote:We may run into copyright issues with some of these WIMA pieces - specifically songs with text. I just saw a piece that is available for download with text that is still under copyright:
http://imslp.org/wiki/Apolitical_Intell ... rederic%29
Great! I've left a note on your talk page regarding the automated WIMA file submitter, which must be used to upload files for this project. It would also be helpful to add the contributor(s) you plan to transfer to the queue to make sure there is no attempted duplication of effortdhzanette wrote:I will participate in the merging of WIMA with IMSLP, helping to transfer files. Cheers, Damián Zanette
No, only one piece may be uploaded at one time - the information and files for each work goes on its own page. The note about the WIMA special file uploader is there because the same text is used for the normal file submitter, and the intent is to dissuade people from using that to upload WIMA files - so you were in the right place, sorry for the confusion.dsimons wrote: 1. The only way I figured out so far to get to what appears to be a "work" page is by going to a composer page, clicking "Add a piece to this page", logging in (even though at some point I asked to remain logged in all the time), filling in some info about ONE PIECE in the "Add work" special page, doing the bot-stopper arithmetic, clicking "Add", and finally getting to a page with a link "WIMA". Clicking that link takes me to another page where the questions really start. It says to "use the WIMA special file uploader linked to on the work page", but I thought that's what this page was supposed to be! Assuming it is, do I then start entering URLs, file descriptions, and page counts for up to 20 items here? Can I enter things by other composers here, even though I got here by selecting on composer and specifying a work for that composer? Or am I in completely the wrong place, in which case please explain where I should be.
Every version and component of the piece goes on the same page (including all editions and arrangements), so you would be correct to upload one sonata to the page for the entire set. (This is accounted for on the basic-instruction page for file submission, BTW.)2. There does seem to be an alternate path that involves selecting a PARTICULAR WORK by a particular composer, and then clicking "Add a piece to this page." I haven't explored that route yet. Is it something I need to worry about? Suppose the work I've typeset is one sonata from a set, and there's already a page for the set. Or suppose there's already a different version of the who piece. How do I proceed?
The phrase is not 'grouped' but 'upload systematically by contributor', which means that one should upload every edition by a WIMA contributor and mark that contributor as done, rather than uploading every work by a composer represented on WIMA and having a mess of different people's editions represented. (The exception, of course, is when the composer is also the contributor, in which case it amounts to the same thing3. For either of the above routes, it still painfully unclear what you mean by keeping things grouped by contributor (rather than composer). Please explain.
) This is to preserve the organization of knowing what contributors have and have not been transferred to IMSLP in full.
I don't know, to be honest. Our site programmer is semi-absent at the moment, but I believe that an analogous WIMA audio-file uploader to the currently available PDF uploader should appear within the next few days, at the latest. There is some extra design required to allow MIDI files on IMSLP, since they are against the current policy. Unfortunately, I cannot predict when that will come out, though I imagine it won't be too long.4. Should I wait until you make provisions for uploading sound files? I don't want to have to later repeat steps for every one of my contributed works that I already had to do for the score. How long do you think it'll be before you can accept sound files?
Yes, through use of the 'File Description' field in the upload form (i.e., 'Complete Score and Parts' rather than simply 'Complete Score').5. Some of my typesets have parts in the same pdf file as the score. Is there a way to indicate that?
The librettist for that work was a Guatemalan Revolutionary Poet who died in 1963. I highly doubt the composer has permission. Besides, when then file is uploaded on our end we are the ones "publishing" the work at that point. Shouldn't WIMA pieces have to meet the same standard as any other work? This is the kind of thing that can get IMSLP into trouble, that's why i think it's worth making explicit. Unless the work states that the composer has permission from a librettist I don't think we should assume they do. Especially since we will be the "publisher."I assume that if Frederic Rzewski had permission to publish the text on WIMA and keep it there - it's a major site, after all - then it will not pose a copyright issue to us.
A few contributors have starting contributing scores in WIMA context. For such cases the template text These file(s) were originally part of the Werner Icking Music Archive is misleading. I suggest altering the template text to These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collectioncoulonnus wrote:The Misc notes template of each piece I transfer says: These file(s) were originally part of the WIMA .
Please have a look at the list of WIMA contributors on the WIMA server. The list contains all contributors having until now consented in having their scores transferred to WIMA. Click on your surname in the list to get a list of links to WIMA composer pages containing at least one score edited by you. For each of these links click on it and search for scores edited by you.Marc Lanoiselée wrote:I will try to transfer my own contributions.
I read "Please upload systematically by contributor, not by composer or any other method of sorting."
How to upload by contributor ?
Why is it irrelevant? It's just a basic set of instructions for uploading files, which is then expanded upon on the WIMA page. Frankly I'd rather have one page with the basic instructions and one page with WIMA-specific instructions than one page that duplicates more than half of the content of another.rdtennent wrote:The project page has instructions that are to be merged into How to Submit a Score. Much of the latter is irrelevant to WIMA contributions. It would be very helpful if a suitably revised and edited set of instructions were created once and for all for WIMA contributors. Thank you.
This type of captcha requires you to perform the math problem - so, in the example you mentioned, the correct input would be 2.rdtennent wrote:After spending two hours creating a submission, I find that my capcha responses are not accepted. Am I not a human? The capchas seem to be of the form
1 - 2 + 3. If I submit 123, it's rejected. If I try to submit 1-2+3, I'm not allowed to enter the final digit; I can only submit 1-2+, which of course is rejected.
I'm using Firefox 6.0.