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Suggested topicsSpecific QuestionsFeel free to ask specific questions below..... ParticipantsSign below to give us an estimate of how many people are going to participate. Episode 34 recapWe had an exciting time creating the article for "Frog Legs Rag", a ragtime song that was the first commercial success for composer James Scott. Highlights include:
The article is now start-class with an audio file, a restored copy of the sheet music cover, and a link to the complete sheet music which is hosted at Wikisource. Shoemaker's Holiday, Zginder, Gary King, and Durova have signed the DYK submission. Many thanks to Mitchazenia for recording the session. Other editors who contribute during the recording or afterward are welcome to add their names to the DYK entry. Let's continue improving the page and make it a good article. DurovaCharge! 02:46, 27 September 2008 (UTC) Our latest recorded Skypecast
Friday 26 September - 20:30 UTC Topics discussed in this episodeReal time editing! The participants created and expanded the article "Frog Legs Rag" about a classic rag by composer James Scott. Highlights include getting speedily deleted two minutes after article creation and Shoemaker's Holiday's construction of a MIDI for the song. In one hour we expanded and cited enough to qualify for nomination at Template:Did you know. ParticipantsEpisode archives
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