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That frontend seems to have things that aren't hosted on Wikimedia Commons, whereas I think OP's link is Wikimedia-exclusive and more reliable. For example, Ne
by wk_end 11mo ago
That frontend seems to have things that aren't hosted on Wikimedia Commons, whereas I think OP's link is Wikimedia-exclusive and more reliable.
For example, Network (1976) - one of my favourite films - isn't listed on the Wikimedia page, but it's listed on the WikiFlix frontend. I was a little surprised to see that, since AFAIK it's still under copyright. Clicking through, it's trying to embed a copy from the Internet Archive, from which it was taken down because, yes, it's still under copyright.
- observationist 11mo agoIt's no longer accessible. It might be a regional thing, if you can still see it?
- starkparker 10mo ago> The WikiFlix tool is hosted on Toolforge in the US. Toolforge is operated by the Wikimedia Foundation. All WikiFlix content is generated from Wikidata and maintained by that community. https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Help:WikiFlix https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Help:WikiFlix Network's WikiData entry is https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q572165 https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q572165, which includes the Archive link and lacks a copyright status. This is also linked to from the barcode icon at the top of the movie's WikiFlix page: https://wikiflix.toolforge.org/#/entry/572165 https://wikiflix.toolforge.org/#/entry/572165 Took about 2 minutes with no prior experience to remove the dead IA link and add the copyright status attribute to the WikiData item.