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Jennifer Hammock commented on "EOL Curators":
@Jason Sharp: So, Jason, supposing we create a new Admin tool and EOL admin set you as a Tructed Flickr Contributor, so by default your photos came to the platform pre-Trusted. You wouldn't need to visit them all to flip them to Trusted, BUT, if you post a flickr image or two that you would like to share with us, but you're not sure of the ID, those would come to us Trusted, like the others. It might then in a sense "be your responsibility" to visit those images and curate them to Unreviewed. I imagine that for some people this would be a lot less curation work. On the other hand, maybe it's too complicated/confusing?
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "EOL Curators":
Okay, here's a followup scenario for those of you who both curate and post images via flickr: As a curator, if you had an occasional photo coming in that you weren't sure of, you *could* visit those photos yourself and mark them unreviewed. Anyone want to hazard an opinion, "sure, I'd bother to do that" or "not likely, you're lucky I have time to do one kind of activity"? Thanks!
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "EOL Curators":
Hey, all! Michael just raised an interesting Trustedness question and our developers would like your feedback. Those of you who curate lots of our flickr images: are there flickr photographers whose content you always trust? Would it be useful to flag these individuals so their flickr content comes in Trusted by default? If you would use this feature, if you think this would save you 5000 trusting actions on the first day, or if you have concerns about the idea, please let us know. Thanks!
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "Family description ":
Nice identification and natural history resource from the Museum Victoria.
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "Image of Melichthys niger and Rhinecanthus aculeatus":
ID courtesy Ross Robertson
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "Image of Melichthys niger and Rhinecanthus aculeatus":
ID courtesy Ross Robertson
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "Image of Melichthys niger and Rhinecanthus aculeatus":
ID courtesy Ross Robertson
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "Image of Melichthys niger and Rhinecanthus aculeatus":
ID courtesy Ross Robertson
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "Image of Melichthys niger and Rhinecanthus aculeatus":
ID courtesy Ross Robertson
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "Image of Melichthys niger and Rhinecanthus aculeatus":
ID courtesy Ross Robertson
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "Image of Melichthys niger and Rhinecanthus aculeatus":
ID courtesy Ross Robertson
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "Image of Melichthys niger and Rhinecanthus aculeatus":
ID courtesy Ross Robertson
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "Image of Melichthys niger and Rhinecanthus aculeatus":
ID courtesy Ross Robertson
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "Image of Melichthys niger and Rhinecanthus aculeatus":
ID courtesy Ross Robertson
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "Jorrit Poelen":
@Jorrit Poelen: Awesome graphic, Jorrit! Okay if I use a detail from the original in a FB post, crediting Dr. Börner and the MOOC students as early adopters?
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "Ventral view, specimen taken from Invertebrate Zoology Collection at the National Museum of Natural History":
@Abhay Hule: Interesting! Looking at the close-up now. How can you tell?
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "EOL Curators":
@Michael Wunderli: Michael, are the collections you're trying to eject contained within another community managed collection?
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Jennifer Hammock commented on "File:羊栖菜多糖20%.jpg":
"polysaccharide from Sargassum" (translated from label)
