Comments:Wiki loves the European Parliament in Strasbourg
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| Contact for the media files | 2 | 14:04, 18 April 2014 |
| Comment on February 12 2014 | 1 | 14:13, 8 April 2014 |
Hello dear wiki team,
I saw you in action in the Parliament premises, you worked really hard to get this project done ! I would just like to ask anyone involved, whom to contact to get the media material, sych as the photos & videos ? Are they already published somewhere ? Are they going to be directly used to update Wikipedia pages ?
Thanks,
Images were being uploaded to Commons through the whole visit, as well as afterwards. The main push of the visit was to get decent images on as-many MEP articles as possible. So, yes, those are all available. Starting at Category:WIKI loves parliaments/European Parliament 2014 will get you virtually all of the content as you drill-down into sub-categories, which includes video footage.
Very interesting article.
Glad you liked it! Fascinating place to visit, which you could oh-so-easily get lost in for days.