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Thanks! A great step in our non-score content, where activity seems declining to me. When complete, we can put it in the guidelines. The next issue would be the standardisation of the titles (translation or not, second title or not, use of opus numbers, etc etc), instrumentation, and inclusion in th...

ok guys, maybe one of you can summarize this thread in a nice guideline on the wiki, because no one is going to read all this posts...

perlnerd666 wrote: Although User:Perlnerd666/monobook.css doesn't work at all....

no, therefore user css and or user js should be enabled in the mediawiki configuration (which I can't access)

you should check to help at mediawiki or wikipedia. I guess you need some html or inline css.

Is it not possible it could be mentioned somewhere on the front page or at least at the top of the huge long spiel on copyright - would be far more useful than knowing all the subtle diferences in copyright law everywhere when pretty much everything is blocked due to US restricitions anyway. point ...

perlnerd I think I tagged this one ccc because the author is unknown, hence permission was not granted, and there was no copyryght claim whatsoever in the file. we did this with old files that wre online before the copyright policy reform. now we first of all contact the uploader in such a case with...

admin's can indeed not rename files, that's a mediawiki limiation I think.
yes , youcan put it on the file page or on the work page. as long as it's clear which file to be deleted.

Some Technical Questions How do I... 1. ...rename an uploaded file. I'm not sure if this is possible in Mediawiki. 2. ...delete an uploaded file. Use the template {{Delete|reason}} on the file page (access by clicking on the IMSLP # ..... link. ) Once in a while an admin will clean the whole batch ...

goldberg, a lot of americans don't know belgium but dó know brussels, and we hear sometimes this idea that belgium would be the capital of brussels.

Noted. Did anyone know Belgium is nót the capital of Brussels?

Interesting, I did't know Grove covered music publishing as well. I filled in some essential dates on the supraphon page.

Wow, that's a nice coincidence, I hadn't seen it before! But is SNKLHU, SNKLU, Artia, Orbis and Supraphon really a synonym? I think these names were used in different time periods.

I'll link to it from some pages.

I invite anyone with an insight into the history of the Czech publishers to write a page about it on the wiki (Urbanek, Hudebni Matice, SNKLHU, Orbis, Odeon, Supraphon...) It's rather confusing and googling it doesn't make me any wiser...

This one where I moved the thread to Or "copyright related" would be ok too.

Ein Heldenleben, Op.40 (Strauss, Richard) is filed under E and not under H.

Looks like you should put the german pronouns in the ignore list , feldmahler!