Commons:Wiki Loves Monuments 2019 in India/Howto
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Step 1: This year, we are focusing on these monuments. Check the links and note the monument ID! | ||
Step 2: Take photos of the monument. Make as many and as good photos as you can, try different angles. | ||
Step 3: Image must be renamed as Name of the Monument -Location -State Name -Serial Number (Example: Taj Mahal -Agra -Uttar Pradesh -DSC 0001.jpg). | ||
Step 4: Write down what you've photographed in the description part. Record the site's name and check the monument ID. | ||
Step 5: Images will be without any sign or watermark or border. | ||
Step 6: Don't have a Wikimedia Commons account yet? Create one – takes just a few moments! Make sure that your email address is confirmed. | ||
Step 7: Go to this link, find the monuments from the lists of states and union territories, and upload your photos to Wikimedia Commons from there. The upload process will automatically detect the Monument ID. |
- Basic Competition rules
We try to keep the competition clean and simple to participate. There are few ground rules to participate in the contest for India. Let's quickly go through them. Every submission should be:
- Self taken and self uploaded;
- Uploaded in the month of September 2019;
- Have proper title and description;
- During the upload process, you give permission with a CC BY-SA license to re-use the image;
- Contain a listed monument, which you have identified using the monument identifier from this page.
Next to that, there are a few practical rules:
- You should have a verified e-mail address on Wikimedia Commons;
- If the photo gets deleted for any reason, it is automatically disqualified from the competition;
- You are responsible for following the law while taking and uploading the photographs.