Wikimedia movement in Indonesia
m:Wikimedia movement in Indonesia
Wikimedia projects
[edit]Indonesia is home to the 4th most populous nation, and there are more than 700 living languages in Indonesia. Below are some of the languages that have their own projects.
Wikipedia (16) |
Wiktionary (9) | Wikibooks (2) (1 closed) | Wikiquote (3) | ||||
Wikisource (5) | Wikiversity (0) | Wikinews (0) | Wikivoyage (0) |
Logo gallery
[edit]We should try conforming to the m:Logo guideline, using svg files, as well as having standardized naming system:
- "Wikipedia-logo-v2-<languagecode>.svg" for Wikipedia
- "<projectname>-logo-<languagecode>.svg" for non-Wikipedia
- language code should be 2-3 letters in all lowercase, for different scripts, use 4-letters script name after language code, for example:
- Wikipedia-logo-v2-bjn-Latn.svg
- Wiktionary-logo-v2-jv-java.svg
- Some are using Title case (e.g. "Latn"), some are using lowercase (e.g. "java" or "jawi"), ideally it should be all lower case.
They should also be categorized in the project name (if it doesn't exist yet, create one, in English).
For future logo creator, see: foundation:Wikimedia official marks/Word mark creation (-> the W logo in Linu x Libertine) on how to create a new Wikipedia logo in your language, Wikipedia/2.0, Wikimedia project, m:Logo/History, as well as other resources.
(PS: Clicking on the logo will go to the project site, clicking on the filename below the logo will go to the file page)
Beberapa logo memiliki beberapa varian, misalnya penerjemahan nama (Wiktionary/Wikikamus/Wikisastra, Wikisource/Wikisumber, Wikibooks/Wikibuku, dll.) dan/tanpa motto di bawah nama, varian aksara (huruf Latin, aksara Jawa, Sunda, Bali, dll.), dan varian dari logo itu sendiri, misalnya varian logo Wiktionary.
Varian yang berbeda harus diberi nama yang berbeda! Gunakan standardisasi nama yang sama!
* WikiPustaka is both the name of Balinese Wikisource (launched 2021) and Sundanese Wikibooks (closed 2012)
Wikipedias
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Wiktionaries
[edit]There are three different Wiktionary logos.
Languages | Wiktionary-logo-en.svg 2004 textual design by Brion Vibber (37 wikis) |
Wiktionary-logo.svg 2007 tile design by Smurrayinchester (141 wikis) |
Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg 2016 derivative design by Dan Polansky (4 wikis) |
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Pattern names | File:Wiktionary[languagecode].svg | File:Wiktionary-logo-[languagecode].svg | File:Wiktionary-logo-v2-[languagecode].svg |
Example: | File:WiktionaryEn.svg | File:Wiktionary-logo-en.svg | File:Wiktionary-logo-en-v2.svg |
Inggris | |||
Indonesian | |||
Javanese (Latin) | File:Wiktionary-logo-v3-jv.svg | ||
Javanese (Script) | File:Wiktionary-logo-v3-jv-java.svg | ||
Sundanese (Latin) | |||
Sundanese (Script) | |||
Balinese | |||
Balinese (Script) | |||
Banjar | |||
Banjar (Script) | |||
Gorontalo | |||
Malay | |||
Minang | File:Wiktionary-logo-min.svg (wrong) | ||
Nias | |||
Mandailing |
Wikidata
[edit]Proyek lain
[edit]Masih di inkubator
Wikimedia Indonesia
[edit]Below are the logos of Indonesian regional communities. The base logo is a cotton bolls, and each community get a modified logo based on their regional renowned elements. Some communities are language based, but most of them are geographical (city) based.
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WMID - Wikimedia Indonesia Logo
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Wikimedia Indonesia Community Logo (Cotton bolls)
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Wikidata Indonesia
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Denpasar Community
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Gorontalo Community
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Jakarta Community
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Mandailing Community
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Padang Community
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Yogyakarta Community
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Wikisource Indonesia Community
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Bandung Community
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Banjar Community
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Banjarnegara Community
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Batak Toba Community
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Madura Community
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Manokwari Community
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Medan Community
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Nias Community