Add the first licensed Hollywood reference board
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docs/screens/refs/
README.md # this file
SIDECAR-TEMPLATE.md # copy per folder
hollywood/ # 6840 Hollywood Blvd block
SIDECAR.md
hollywood/ # 6840 Hollywood Blvd block (first board, 2026-11-03)
README.md # board overview and image gallery
SIDECAR.md # provenance table
*.jpg|png
joke-shop/ # 8433 Sunset Blvd block
README.md
SIDECAR.md
tv-studio/ # studio entrance reference set
README.md
SIDECAR.md
blocks/<block-id>/ # local map-development blocks (TODO: Local map development)
README.md
SIDECAR.md
```
One folder per venue or block, one `SIDECAR.md` per folder listing **every** image in it. Keep the
folders flat; do not add sub-collections that the sidecar cannot describe.
One folder per venue or block with a `README.md` (the board: what each image is evidence for) and a
`SIDECAR.md` listing **every** image in it. `tools/check_docs.py` requires each tracked image to be
linked from the folder README, so the gallery and the sidecar stay in step. Keep the folders flat;
do not add sub-collections that the sidecar cannot describe.
## Naming
```
<subject>-<view>-<source>-<YYYYMMDD>.<ext>
el-capitan-entrance-day-wikimedia-20231102.jpg
sunset-canopy-building-standard-ownphoto-20251103.jpg
<subject>-<view>-<source>-<ISO date>.<ext>
el-capitan-facade-day-wikimedia-2009-10-27.jpg
sunset-canopy-night-ownphoto-2025-11-03.jpg
```
Use the full `YYYY-MM-DD` date when known; `YYYY-MM` or `YYYY` is acceptable for historical photos
where only that much is recorded (e.g. `masonic-temple-historic-pd-1922.jpg`). The sidecar always
carries the original capture date as precisely as the source states it.
Use lowercase words separated by hyphens, the camera view (`day`, `night`, `entrance`, `profile`,
`across-street`), the source (`wikimedia`, `ownphoto`, `mapillary`), and the capture or download
date. Never overwrite an existing file; add a new dated file instead