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Old 09-16-2016, 08:08 PM   #1
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Dproofreaders implementation (Feedback Request)

I was surprised that I couldn't find posts about it in this session of the forum. It seems a very great tool to be included in one's collaboration's workflow, as in the case of member of a community that are looking for creating ebooks from some specific material related to their area of interest.

Has someone here implemented it on a server and can provide some feedback on the experience of using it?

The post that triggered my thread:

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It might be overkill but Project Gutenburg has an associated project "Distributed Proofreaders" at http://www.pgdp.net/c/

Their approach is to display on the screen the scanned page in image format, and the OCR'ed text. They do make their entire system available at http://sourceforge.net/projects/dproofreaders/

Someone might be interested in running their own personal DP website and using it to handle the OCR validation side; yes I realize that this would still leave the markup to be done separately.
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Old 09-30-2016, 04:48 AM   #2
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Thank you very much! I looked for it quite some time ago, but I did not find it. Additionally, I need a way to add semantic markup to the text, but their software is a good start, I guess. So I don't have to write my own hopefully.

On the legal level, their license GPLv2 is a little bit unfortunate (SaaS loophole), while indeed a free/libre license at least.
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