[Wikimedia-l] Re: Small gratitude to our fellow wikimedians

[Risker]

There are many good points raised here.

I am saddened to report that, on English Wikipedia (because of its size,
age and number of contributors), we have had a fair amount of experience in
dealing with the death of one of our colleagues. We have developed a
process that seems to work for us, and may serve as (a) a model or starting
point for other projects and (b) some useful suggestions for addressing
similar situations on a more global level.  I have had the difficult duty
of overseeing such processes on a few occasions, and post it here for
others.


   - Notification of the death of a Wikimedian may come in several
   different ways. A family member or personal friend may reach out to the
   project in different ways (frequently a post to a talk page), or they may
   contact another Wikimedian they know of who can share the news.  In a few
   tragic situations, the dealth of the Wikimedian has been the subject of
   media reports.
   - The person's privacy preferences are respected. If the person has made
   a point of *not* publicly linking their username to their personal
   information, we will not normally do so, unless there is at least agreement
   if not an active request from the family. If the family permits, we will
   link to the off-wiki obituary in many cases.
   - The person's userpage is fully protected.  We have a standard template
   that is added that basically says "this is the userpage of a deceased
   Wikipedian and it is preserved in their memory" (Paraphrased)
   - Their talk page is archived, and a new section created where what
   information is available is posted.  Colleagues from across the project
   will post in this section to express their thoughts and extend condolences
   to the family and friends of the deceased.  If there is a fellow editor who
   is in contact with the family, they will send links to the family so that
   they can read the condolences.
   - All user rights associated with the account are removed; if the person
   was an administrator, this requires Bureaucrat attention. If the person is
   a checkuser, oversighter, or steward, removal of those permissions is
   handled by stewards at  Meta.
   - Where applicable, pages where the username of the deceased are
   included will be modified.
   - Stewards are contacted to globally lock the account.  This may be
   delayed for a short period if the deceased editor's linked email address is
   being used for communication with the family, because locking an account
   also prevents use of email.
   - The name of the deceased, along with (usually) a brief discussion of
   their editing activity, is posted at our project's "In Memoriam" page.
   Some editors who have had a significant impact on our project may be
   remembered in a fairly extensive obituary, often written in true
   collaborative style by colleagues whose wiki-lives have been affected by
   the deceased.
   - In most cases, additional notices will be posted on project talk
   spaces where the deceased was active, and sometimes to noticeboards as
   well.
   - Our "local" news paper ("The Signpost") will normally be informed, and
   there is often a news report about it in the next scheduled addition.
   - (A newer addition to the process) If the deceased was included as a
   user with access to nonpublic information, an edit is made to the talk page
   of the noticeboard
   
,
   and the WMF staff managing that page will remove their name (and carry out
   whatever internal processes are required).


I think the page on Meta that has been pointed out is a good start for
centralizing the recognition of our colleagues who have died.  As is
plainly obvious, many of our former colleagues were active on more than one
project.  I have a couple of suggestions for improvement of the page:

   - It might be helpful to add the date of death, or at least the year of
   death.
   - When identifying the projects in which the deceased was active, a link
   to their user talk page and/or any other page that has been used to collect
   condolences or serves as an obituary, would be helpful.  I think it might
   be better to express condolences at the local rather than the global level,
   but that is simply my opinion.

I hope this might prove helpful to colleagues on all projects who may have
to deal with this situation in the future.

Risker/Anne
English Wikipedia

On Mon, 8 Nov 2021 at 23:09, Tito Dutta  wrote:

> Thank you very much for starting this thread.
>
> I think that's a very important topic. I have been working on related
> portals for several years now and I am always available to provide my
> little inputs wherever I can. Some projects have their project space:
> https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q4655446 (see the sitelinks), I agree that
> we may think of working on global best practices now (followed by or
> simultaneously a policy, if needed).
>
> One 

[Wikimedia-l] Re: Small gratitude to our fellow wikimedians

[Tito Dutta]

Thank you very much for starting this thread.

I think that's a very important topic. I have been working on related
portals for several years now and I am always available to provide my
little inputs wherever I can. Some projects have their project space:
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q4655446 (see the sitelinks), I agree that we
may think of working on global best practices now (followed by or
simultaneously a policy, if needed).

One think, I have felt, needs more attention for "Deceased Wikimedian"
portal is "privacy". If an editor wanted to remain anonymous (suppose
User:Editor09112021), and the plaque/obit should respect the privacy.

That's my initial thoughts on this.

ইতি,
টিটো দত্ত
(মাতৃভাষা থাক জীবন জুড়ে)


মঙ্গল, ৯ নভেম্বর, ২০২১ তারিখে ৫:৪৮ AM টায় তারিখে Alessandro Marchetti via
Wikimedia-l  লিখেছেন:

> Personally I think we should validate first a global policy on deceased
> users. After many years of SUL it's still very fragmented from platform to
> platform. A centralized procedure to confirm death and how to block account
> would be a good starting step.
>
> After that, i think we need a standard obituary page on meta, that can be
> multilingual of course. Do you know
> https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Deceased_editors exists? Probably not or
> Pier Luigi would be there.
>
> Once you have that, you can go for more initiatives on a solid base.
>
> For example, you can get some agreement to give some names of astronomical
> objects to former wikimedians (real name or username, if code allows it).
> There are 1000s of them waiting for a name (for asteroids, the system was
> in stand by some years ago, not sure when it will resume), but just send
> the list and people will pick them soon or later. You can ask for a
> publication such as a booklet. Or a plaque somewhere, maybe at the WMF
> office... honestly it's not my goal to pick one now.
>
> In any case, you need a standardized system or you can't do these
> initiatives properly. You'll end up with one person remembered and the
> other one forgotten because their friends on wiki are not in the "right"
> circle of more active users. You have to give a fair chance to all users to
> be included in the list, with a standardize guideline on every wiki.
>
> This is something that after years of SUL we should have and we don't...
> to my surprise. When I wrote some to-do-list on the topic years ago I was
> almost sure it would have taken less than 2-3 years to finally write a
> unified guideline. I find some long-term users who are 100% sure that it is
> "like this" or "like that" but it really isn't. One day I will create a
> stub for a page on meta just to see if it grows.
>
> Alessandro
>
>
> Il martedì 9 novembre 2021, 00:52:02 CET, Samuel Klein 
> ha scritto:
>
>
> I'd like us to consider a more serious set of obits, after the fashion of
> the astronomers .
>
> On Mon, Nov 8, 2021 at 6:25 PM Gnangarra  wrote:
>
> In some ways we do https://wikimania.wikimedia.org/wiki/2021:In_Memoriam
>
> On Tue, 9 Nov 2021 at 04:46, Camelia Boban 
> wrote:
>
> Hi everybody.
>
> Today, on the social media channels, we received the news about another
> wikimedian who is passed away: Steve Suleeman (User:Stephensuleeman from
> idwiki). As others in the recent or distant past: Spasimir Pilev
> (User:Спасимир Пилев from bgwiki), Pier Luigi Rocco (User:Moroboshi from
> itwiki), Elena Sanz Queiruga (User:ElsaBornFree from
> eswiki), User:SlimVirgin from enwiki, Krzysztof Machocki
> (User:Halibutt from plwiki).
>
> For these losses, I think we - as a community, through the Wikimedia
> Foundation - need to set up a fund to build a commemorative plaque to
> remember all the wikimedians we have lost.
>
> I would suggest it to be a thought from the community, extended also to
> all other major events of a wikimedian's life (marriage, birth of a child).
> We know a wikimedian often sacrifices the free time, dedicating a large
> part of their own real life to our projects and the movement. Would be a
> recognition from the community for the work done and a memory for the
> families, a "small gratitude to our fellow wikimedians" as someone said.
>
> I know that some affiliates are already doing this (eq. Wikimedia
> Indonesia), would be a lovely idea to do it in a centralized way at the
> level of the whole movement.
>
> What do you think?
> Camelia
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[Wikimedia-l] Re: Small gratitude to our fellow wikimedians

[Alessandro Marchetti via Wikimedia-l]

 Personally I think we should validate first a global policy on deceased users. 
After many years of SUL it's still very fragmented from platform to platform. A 
centralized procedure to confirm death and how to block account would be a good 
starting step.

After that, i think we need a standard obituary page on meta, that can be 
multilingual of course. Do you know 
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Deceased_editors exists? Probably not or Pier 
Luigi would be there.

Once you have that, you can go for more initiatives on a solid base.

For example, you can get some agreement to give some names of astronomical 
objects to former wikimedians (real name or username, if code allows it). There 
are 1000s of them waiting for a name (for asteroids, the system was in stand by 
some years ago, not sure when it will resume), but just send the list and 
people will pick them soon or later. You can ask for a publication such as a 
booklet. Or a plaque somewhere, maybe at the WMF office... honestly it's not my 
goal to pick one now.

In any case, you need a standardized system or you can't do these initiatives 
properly. You'll end up with one person remembered and the other one forgotten 
because their friends on wiki are not in the "right" circle of more active 
users. You have to give a fair chance to all users to be included in the list, 
with a standardize guideline on every wiki.
This is something that after years of SUL we should have and we don't... to my 
surprise. When I wrote some to-do-list on the topic years ago I was almost sure 
it would have taken less than 2-3 years to finally write a unified guideline. I 
find some long-term users who are 100% sure that it is "like this" or "like 
that" but it really isn't. One day I will create a stub for a page on meta just 
to see if it grows.
Alessandro


Il martedì 9 novembre 2021, 00:52:02 CET, Samuel Klein  
ha scritto:  
 
 I'd like us to consider a more serious set of obits, after the fashion of the 
astronomers.
On Mon, Nov 8, 2021 at 6:25 PM Gnangarra  wrote:

In some ways we do https://wikimania.wikimedia.org/wiki/2021:In_Memoriam
On Tue, 9 Nov 2021 at 04:46, Camelia Boban  wrote:

Hi everybody. 
Today, on the social media channels, we received the news about another 
wikimedian who is passed away: Steve Suleeman (User:Stephensuleeman from 
idwiki). As others in the recent or distant past: Spasimir Pilev (User:Спасимир 
Пилев from bgwiki), Pier Luigi Rocco (User:Moroboshi from itwiki), Elena Sanz 
Queiruga (User:ElsaBornFree from eswiki), User:SlimVirgin from enwiki, 
Krzysztof Machocki (User:Halibutt from plwiki).
For these losses, I think we - as a community, through the Wikimedia Foundation 
- need to set up a fund to build a commemorative plaque to remember all the 
wikimedians we have lost. 
I would suggest it to be a thought from the community, extended also to all 
other major events of a wikimedian's life (marriage, birth of a child). We know 
a wikimedian often sacrifices the free time, dedicating a large part of  their 
own real life to our projects and the movement. Would be a recognition from the 
community for the work done and a memory for the families, a "small gratitude 
to our fellow wikimedians" as someone said.
I know that some affiliates are already doing this (eq. Wikimedia Indonesia), 
would be a lovely idea to do it in a centralized way at the level of the whole 
movement.
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[Wikimedia-l] Re: Small gratitude to our fellow wikimedians

[Samuel Klein]

I'd like us to consider a more serious set of obits, after the fashion of
the astronomers .

On Mon, Nov 8, 2021 at 6:25 PM Gnangarra  wrote:

> In some ways we do https://wikimania.wikimedia.org/wiki/2021:In_Memoriam
>
> On Tue, 9 Nov 2021 at 04:46, Camelia Boban 
> wrote:
>
>> Hi everybody.
>>
>> Today, on the social media channels, we received the news about another
>> wikimedian who is passed away: Steve Suleeman (User:Stephensuleeman from
>> idwiki). As others in the recent or distant past: Spasimir Pilev
>> (User:Спасимир Пилев from bgwiki), Pier Luigi Rocco (User:Moroboshi from
>> itwiki), Elena Sanz Queiruga (User:ElsaBornFree from
>> eswiki), User:SlimVirgin from enwiki, Krzysztof Machocki
>> (User:Halibutt from plwiki).
>>
>> For these losses, I think we - as a community, through the Wikimedia
>> Foundation - need to set up a fund to build a commemorative plaque to
>> remember all the wikimedians we have lost.
>>
>> I would suggest it to be a thought from the community, extended also to
>> all other major events of a wikimedian's life (marriage, birth of a child).
>> We know a wikimedian often sacrifices the free time, dedicating a large
>> part of their own real life to our projects and the movement. Would be a
>> recognition from the community for the work done and a memory for the
>> families, a "small gratitude to our fellow wikimedians" as someone said.
>>
>> I know that some affiliates are already doing this (eq. Wikimedia
>> Indonesia), would be a lovely idea to do it in a centralized way at the
>> level of the whole movement.
>>
>> What do you think?
>> Camelia
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[Wikimedia-l] Re: Small gratitude to our fellow wikimedians

[Gnangarra]

In some ways we do https://wikimania.wikimedia.org/wiki/2021:In_Memoriam

On Tue, 9 Nov 2021 at 04:46, Camelia Boban  wrote:

> Hi everybody.
>
> Today, on the social media channels, we received the news about another
> wikimedian who is passed away: Steve Suleeman (User:Stephensuleeman from
> idwiki). As others in the recent or distant past: Spasimir Pilev
> (User:Спасимир Пилев from bgwiki), Pier Luigi Rocco (User:Moroboshi from
> itwiki), Elena Sanz Queiruga (User:ElsaBornFree from
> eswiki), User:SlimVirgin from enwiki, Krzysztof Machocki
> (User:Halibutt from plwiki).
>
> For these losses, I think we - as a community, through the Wikimedia
> Foundation - need to set up a fund to build a commemorative plaque to
> remember all the wikimedians we have lost.
>
> I would suggest it to be a thought from the community, extended also to
> all other major events of a wikimedian's life (marriage, birth of a child).
> We know a wikimedian often sacrifices the free time, dedicating a large
> part of their own real life to our projects and the movement. Would be a
> recognition from the community for the work done and a memory for the
> families, a "small gratitude to our fellow wikimedians" as someone said.
>
> I know that some affiliates are already doing this (eq. Wikimedia
> Indonesia), would be a lovely idea to do it in a centralized way at the
> level of the whole movement.
>
> What do you think?
> Camelia
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[Wikimedia-l] Small gratitude to our fellow wikimedians

[Camelia Boban]

Hi everybody.

Today, on the social media channels, we received the news about another
wikimedian who is passed away: Steve Suleeman (User:Stephensuleeman from
idwiki). As others in the recent or distant past: Spasimir Pilev
(User:Спасимир Пилев from bgwiki), Pier Luigi Rocco (User:Moroboshi from
itwiki), Elena Sanz Queiruga (User:ElsaBornFree from
eswiki), User:SlimVirgin from enwiki, Krzysztof Machocki
(User:Halibutt from plwiki).

For these losses, I think we - as a community, through the Wikimedia
Foundation - need to set up a fund to build a commemorative plaque to
remember all the wikimedians we have lost.

I would suggest it to be a thought from the community, extended also to all
other major events of a wikimedian's life (marriage, birth of a child). We
know a wikimedian often sacrifices the free time, dedicating a large part
of their own real life to our projects and the movement. Would be a
recognition from the community for the work done and a memory for the
families, a "small gratitude to our fellow wikimedians" as someone said.

I know that some affiliates are already doing this (eq. Wikimedia
Indonesia), would be a lovely idea to do it in a centralized way at the
level of the whole movement.

What do you think?
Camelia
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[Wikimedia-l] Update from Wiki Movimento Brasil

[João Alexandre Peschanski]

Dear friends!

I am writing on behalf of the UG Wiki Movimento Brasil to share updates
about our board.

Our group members convened at our General Assembly, on November 1st, and
unanimously appointed the following members as our new board:

* Valério Melo, User:Ixocactus, president

* Chico Venancio, User:Chicocvenancio, vice-president

* Lucas Teles, User:Teles, finance director

They will serve for a four-year term, according to our bylaws. All new
board members come from the Northeast Region, one of the most impoverished
areas in Brazil. Regional power decentralization is a major objective in
Wiki Movimento Brasil's Diversity Plan (https://w.wiki/4Kio).

In the occasion of our General Assembly, we also appointed:

* User:Albertoleoncio and User:Vini_175 to the Fiscal Council, and

* User:DarwIn, User:Victor Lopes, User:Friduxa, User:Tetizeraz and
User:TiagoLubiana to the Good Governance Committee.

I take this opportunity to thank Vinicius Siqueira and Célio Costa Filho
with whom I have served on the board from 2017 to 2021. We were honored to
be part of the consolidation of Wiki Movimento Brasil as a thriving
Wikimedia affiliate.

Best of luck to the new board. Thank you for all you do for this Movement.

Abraços,

João Alexandre Peschanski

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[Wikimedia-l] Re: Recognition of Wikimedia Community of Saint Petersburg User Group

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On Mon, 8 Nov 2021 04:38:59 +0400
Mehman Ibragimov  wrote:

> Hi everyone!
> 
> I'm very happy to announce that the Affiliations Committee has recognized
> [1] Wikimedia Community of Saint Petersburg User Group [2] as a Wikimedia
> User Group. The group aims to cover various topics related to St.
> Petersburg, Russia, across all Wikimedia projects in all languages*.*
> 
> Please join me in congratulating the members of this new user group!

Congratulations!

> [1]
> https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Affiliations_Committee/Resolutions/Recognition_of_Wikimedia_Community_of_Saint_Petersburg_User_Group
> [2]
> https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Community_of_Saint_Petersburg_User_Group
> 
> 
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> 
> 
> 
> *Mehman Ibragimov*
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