User talk:Joma2411
Neue Farben
[edit]Könntest du bitte meine Frage an dich beantworten?
Ich hätte die Farbe problemlos selbst geändert, doch hätte ich mich damit über die Gemeinde Eschenburg hinweggesetzt. Da ich ebenfalls die Grafik der Gemeinde Diezhölztal in deren Auftrag vektorisiert habe, hatte ich die Farbalternative damals schon vorgeschlagen. Aber ich hatte mich an die gegenene Farbvorgaben zu halten. Leider besteht die Informatik-Firma und damit der E-Mail-Verkehr nicht mehr.
Damals war eine Umfärbung mit den Farben wie bei der Flagge von Ewersbach, die ich ebenfalls vektorisierte, nicht erwünscht. -- Mjchael (talk) 17:56, 25 August 2021 (UTC)
- Ich war heute in Eschenburg vor Ort und fand dort ausschließlich, an den verschiedensten Orten, das Wappen in der dunkelblauen Version vor. Nach kurzer Recherche im Internet fand ich auch noch ein Bild der offiziellen Gemeindeflagge, auch in dieser Ausführung. Also habe ich mich kurzerhand dazu entschlossen die Datei auf die passende Version zurückzusetzen. Die Datei hat schließlich von 2007 bis 2015 schon so existiert (da frage ich mich sowieso warum der User Fränsmer diese Datei dann ohne Begründung auf die hellblaue Version zurückgesetzt hatte). Die Flagge hatte ich sowieso von Anfang an vollständig nach dem Bild von der Webseite der Gemeinde erstellt, wo sie eben in dunkelblauer Ausführung zu sehen ist. -- Joma2411 20:15, 25 August 2021 (UTC)
- Ich habe jetzt die Gemeinde via E-Mail angeschrieben.
- Zitat
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- Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,
- auf der Wikipedia (genauer auf den Wikimedia Commons, wo die Bilder gespeichert werden) wurde die Farbe der von mir damals vektorisierten Grafik ihres Logos verändert. Sie gleicht nun mehr der Farben auf ihrer aktuellen Homepage.
- Ich meine mich noch daran erinnern zu können, dass eine solche Farbanpassung (wie beim Wappen der Gemeinde Diezhölztal, welches ich ebenfalls in der selben Zeit vektorisierte) nicht erwünscht war.
- Ich möchte sie fragen, ob die Farbänderung in ihrem Sinne erfolgt ist.
- Mit freundlichen Grüssen Mjchael
- Zitat Ende
- Mal sehen, was dabei raus kommt. -- Mjchael (talk) 19:01, 25 August 2021 (UTC)
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Was hältst du übrigens davon, deine SVG-Fahnen nicht ganz so groß zu machen - ich meine, kleiner als 1000px und weniger als ~50 KB groß ? Und nicht alle als "Civil flag of Hesse" zu beschreiben. Es gibt Entmüllungswerkzeuge, die den schlimmsten Unsinn von Inkscape beseitigen können. mfg -- sarang♥사랑 15:48, 26 August 2021 (UTC)
- Also erstmal vielen Dank für die Hinweise! Die Sache mit den Lizenzen wusste ich nicht, macht allerdings durchaus Sinn; werde die Dateien dahingehend bereinigen. Ein großer Teil meiner Flaggen sind unter 1000px oder genauso groß, bei den anderen werde ich das entsprechende verkleinern. Die Dateigröße ist allerdings meistens von den aufgelegten Wappen abhängig, welche ohnehin oft sehr detailreich und damit groß sind. Ich werde allerdings auch hier nach einer zufriedenstellenden Lösung suchen. Zum Schluss noch eine Frage: inwiefern habe ich denn meine Dateien als "Civil Flag of Hesse" beschrieben? Danke und Grüße -- Joma2411 16:52, 26 August 2021 (UTC)
- Okay, das mit der Beschreibung "Civil Flag of Hesse" hat sich jetzt auch erledigt. Hatte vorhin ausgerechnet bei einer Datei geschaut, bei der es nicht der Fall war. -- Joma2411 17:48, 26 August 2021 (UTC)
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[edit]Hallo. Da Du die Kategorie:Gerlingen bei der Datei:Ein Zug der Stuttgarter Straßenbahnen neben dem Stadtmuseum Gerlingen.jpg gelöscht hast: Ich halte das für einen Fehler, der oft begangen wird: Da die Tram nur einen in dem Fall kleinen Teil des Fotos ausmacht und ansonsten viel Straße und Architektur zu sehen ist, halte ich die zusätzliche Kategorie:Gerlingen für gerechtfertigt. Noch besser wäre statt "Gerlingen" natürlich eine bestimmte Straße und ggf. das Gebäude. P170 (talk) 16:09, 24 October 2022 (UTC)
- Guten Tag und erstmal sorry für die verspätete Antwort! Ich sehe deinen Punkt und gebe dir da überwiegend recht, mir ist das Bild bei der Umkategorisierung mehrerer Straßenbahnbilder m. o. w. durchgerutscht. Grüße -- Joma2411 (talk) 13:30, 27 October 2022 (UTC)
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[edit]Guten Morgen! Es wäre sehr hilfreich, wenn dir die Kategorisierung des Bildes nicht ausreicht, was nachvollziehbar ist, dir wenigstens die Mühe zu machen, eine passende Unterkategorie (z.B. Buildings in ...) zu erstellen. Was du jetzt gemacht hast, ist eine Überkategorisierung, die uns nicht weiterhilft. Mit freundlichen Grüßen Lukas Beck (talk) 07:25, 30 October 2022 (UTC)
- Schon fast lustig, sehr schön... Siehe den letzten Diskussionspunkt auf dieser Seite. Da wurde ich aufgefordert, das so zu machen, weil das ja ein häufiger Fehler wäre, nur die eine Kategorie zu behalten (Ich hatte die von dir bemängelte Kategorie vorher eigentlich entfernt.). Klärt das mal unter euch... -- Joma2411 (talk) 07:48, 30 October 2022 (UTC)
- Ich hatte mit ihm kurz ebenfalls darüber diskutiert und wir wurden uns nicht wirklich einig, wie Du siehst :-) VG P170 (talk) 17:23, 2 November 2022 (UTC)
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[edit]Hallo, Du beherrschst anscheinend die Magie des Uploads einer neuen Version einer Datei, die andere erstellt haben :-)
Konstanz hat seit gerade eben ein neues Wappen. Würdest Du bitte die Version in Wikimedia überschreiben, damit alle Stellen in Wikipedia, die es verwenden, die neueste Version kriegen? Pressemitteilung: [1] Quelle: [2]
Ich nehme an, der korrekte Weg ist, die Datei „Wappen Konstanz Farbe.svg“ von dort herunterzuladen und unter dem Namen „Wappen Konstanz.svg“ hier als neue Version hochzuladen: [3] --Pakwesi (talk) 19:14, 9 January 2024 (UTC)