For that matter, given a table associating urls with page numbers, PGcould harvest the images and organize them any way they would like.
For that matter, they could harvest them directly from DP, since each
image has a unique url.
Guiguts could also be easily enhanced to produce the image zip file.
On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 12:25 PM, Carlo Traverso
<traverso@posso.dm.unipi.it> wrote:
There is a different problem with images that one got signing a
license for non-commercial use. I consider that I don't violate such
agreement giving these images to DP to transcribe them, or even to PG,
provided that PG does not redistribute publicly these images, but
keeps them for internal use, as a reference for the errata team.
Does PG prefer to have the images and keep them for internal use, or
not have them at all?
Another possibility for these image providers could be to point
where the images can be retrived. Many of these sites are as
stable as PG, and possibly more. Some has even stable URLs.
Would PG accept metadata indicating the image source as precisely as
possible?
Carlo