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    Jürgen HubertJ
    Beyond improving the #accessibility for reading my translation of German folk tales, this new #wiki -based approach also makes it easier for me to schedule them.Before, I had to:(1) Load the screenshot into the scheduling software (or multiple screenshots, for longer tales)(2) Copy and paste the prepared Alt Text for the screenshots (which only had the actual text of the tale with the very shortest stories) into the scheduler(3) Copy and paste the "intro text" to the folk tale into the scheduler.With the new approach, all I have to do is (3). Of course, getting the tales into the wiki in the first place is a massive amount of work, but it will be worth it in the long run.https://wiki.sunkencastles.com/wiki/Main_Page
  • I could use some #wiki design help.

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    Jürgen HubertJ
    I could use some #wiki design help. I want to add the source of the original folk tale I am translating, but I am not sure where to best put it. Do you prefer(a) Beneath the tale: https://wiki.sunkencastles.com/wiki/A_Walrider_in_Bar%C3%9Fel(b) In the sidebar: https://wiki.sunkencastles.com/wiki/The_Club_Dog(c) Something else entirely?#folklore