Re: [Wikimedia-l] Winner of WikiGap Challenge 2020 announced

[Eric Luth]

Hi again,

I managed to post the Swedish language blogpost. Here is the post in
English:
https://wikimedia.se/2020/04/24/who-is-the-winner-of-wikigap-challenge-2020/

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Den fre 24 apr. 2020 kl 12:11 skrev Eric Luth :

> Dear all,
>
> From 8 March to 8 April, the second edition of the WikiGap Challenge
>  took place. The
> WikiGap Challenge is a challenge aiming to create or improve articles about
> women on Wikipedia. It is a part of the WikiGap campaign, organized by
> Wikimedia Sverige, the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Swedish
> embassies and Wikimedia affiliates across the world. This year, we teamed
> up with the UN Human Rights office, who proposed a list of 20 women human
> rights defenders 
> that had no Wikipedia articles (or in only a very few languages). These
> articles gave bonus points in the challenge.
>
> It took some extra time this year to finalize the results from the WikiGap
> Challenge , but now
> we’re done! And I must confess that we are quite happy with the results.
>
> General outcome
>
>-
>
>72 competitors with actual edits (90 signed up)
>-
>
>3,224 articles created or improved.
>-
>
>461 Wikidata objects improved
>-
>
>Edits made in 38 languages.
>-
>
>Editors have contributed 61,591,425 bytes, or roughly 61,5 megabytes.
>
> Human Rights articles
>
>-
>
>There are 20 women in the list.
>-
>
>338 articles were created about these women during the challenge.
>-
>
>The articles have in total been created in 32 different languages.
>-
>
>The article about Bogaletch Gebre
> is available in the
>highest amount of languages, 24 languages.
>-
>
>Anna Sharyhina has the largest total size among all languages, with
>192,918 bytes (192kb).
>-
>
>The largest individual article is the article about Anna Sharyhina in
>Ukrainian
>
> 
>.
>
> We can now also announce that the winner of the WikiGap Challenge this
> year is Andriy Gritsenko – who also won last year! During the WikiGap
> Challenge 2020, Andriy wrote or improved 416 articles about women during
> the month. You can read more on his motivation and engagement in a piece on
> our blog: [link]
>
> Andriy gets to visit the UN Human Rights office in Geneva when the world
> so permits, as the first prize. Congrats, Andriy!
>
> His entries, and the rest of the top 10, can be found here:
>
> https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiGap_Challenge/Results
>
>
> We also wrote a piece on the Wikimedia Sverige blog about it, which can be
> found here:
> https://wikimedia.se/2020/04/24/vem-blev-vinnare-i-wikigap-challenge-2020/
>
> Best,
> *Eric Luth*
> Projektledare engagemang och påverkan | Project Manager, Involvement and
> Advocacy
> Wikimedia Sverige
> eric.l...@wikimedia.se
> +46 (0) 765 55 50 95
>
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> Läs mer på blimedlem.wikimedia.se
>
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Re: [Wikimedia-l] Winner of WikiGap Challenge 2020 announced

[Camelia Boban]

Wow, Andriy again. Sincere congratulations and thank you

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Il giorno ven 24 apr 2020 alle ore 12:12 Eric Luth 
ha scritto:

> Dear all,
>
> From 8 March to 8 April, the second edition of the WikiGap Challenge
>  took place. The
> WikiGap
> Challenge is a challenge aiming to create or improve articles about women
> on Wikipedia. It is a part of the WikiGap campaign, organized by Wikimedia
> Sverige, the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Swedish embassies and
> Wikimedia affiliates across the world. This year, we teamed up with the UN
> Human Rights office, who proposed a list of 20 women human rights defenders
>  that had no
> Wikipedia articles (or in only a very few languages). These articles gave
> bonus points in the challenge.
>
> It took some extra time this year to finalize the results from the WikiGap
> Challenge , but now
> we’re done! And I must confess that we are quite happy with the results.
>
> General outcome
>
>-
>
>72 competitors with actual edits (90 signed up)
>-
>
>3,224 articles created or improved.
>-
>
>461 Wikidata objects improved
>-
>
>Edits made in 38 languages.
>-
>
>Editors have contributed 61,591,425 bytes, or roughly 61,5 megabytes.
>
> Human Rights articles
>
>-
>
>There are 20 women in the list.
>-
>
>338 articles were created about these women during the challenge.
>-
>
>The articles have in total been created in 32 different languages.
>-
>
>The article about Bogaletch Gebre
> is available in the
>highest amount of languages, 24 languages.
>-
>
>Anna Sharyhina has the largest total size among all languages, with
>192,918 bytes (192kb).
>-
>
>The largest individual article is the article about Anna Sharyhina in
>Ukrainian
><
> https://uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A8%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%B3%D1%96%D0%BD%D0%B0_%D0%93%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%BD%D0%B0_%D0%91%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%B8%D1%81%D1%96%D0%B2%D0%BD%D0%B0
> >
>.
>
> We can now also announce that the winner of the WikiGap Challenge this year
> is Andriy Gritsenko – who also won last year! During the WikiGap Challenge
> 2020, Andriy wrote or improved 416 articles about women during the month.
> You can read more on his motivation and engagement in a piece on our blog:
> [link]
>
> Andriy gets to visit the UN Human Rights office in Geneva when the world so
> permits, as the first prize. Congrats, Andriy!
>
> His entries, and the rest of the top 10, can be found here:
>
> https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiGap_Challenge/Results
>
>
> We also wrote a piece on the Wikimedia Sverige blog about it, which can be
> found here:
> https://wikimedia.se/2020/04/24/vem-blev-vinnare-i-wikigap-challenge-2020/
>
> Best,
> *Eric Luth*
> Projektledare engagemang och påverkan | Project Manager, Involvement and
> Advocacy
> Wikimedia Sverige
> eric.l...@wikimedia.se
> +46 (0) 765 55 50 95
>
> Stöd fri kunskap, bli medlem i Wikimedia Sverige.
> Läs mer på blimedlem.wikimedia.se
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[Wikimedia-l] Winner of WikiGap Challenge 2020 announced

[Eric Luth]

Dear all,

From 8 March to 8 April, the second edition of the WikiGap Challenge
 took place. The WikiGap
Challenge is a challenge aiming to create or improve articles about women
on Wikipedia. It is a part of the WikiGap campaign, organized by Wikimedia
Sverige, the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Swedish embassies and
Wikimedia affiliates across the world. This year, we teamed up with the UN
Human Rights office, who proposed a list of 20 women human rights defenders
 that had no
Wikipedia articles (or in only a very few languages). These articles gave
bonus points in the challenge.

It took some extra time this year to finalize the results from the WikiGap
Challenge , but now
we’re done! And I must confess that we are quite happy with the results.

General outcome

   -

   72 competitors with actual edits (90 signed up)
   -

   3,224 articles created or improved.
   -

   461 Wikidata objects improved
   -

   Edits made in 38 languages.
   -

   Editors have contributed 61,591,425 bytes, or roughly 61,5 megabytes.

Human Rights articles

   -

   There are 20 women in the list.
   -

   338 articles were created about these women during the challenge.
   -

   The articles have in total been created in 32 different languages.
   -

   The article about Bogaletch Gebre
    is available in the
   highest amount of languages, 24 languages.
   -

   Anna Sharyhina has the largest total size among all languages, with
   192,918 bytes (192kb).
   -

   The largest individual article is the article about Anna Sharyhina in
   Ukrainian
   

   .

We can now also announce that the winner of the WikiGap Challenge this year
is Andriy Gritsenko – who also won last year! During the WikiGap Challenge
2020, Andriy wrote or improved 416 articles about women during the month.
You can read more on his motivation and engagement in a piece on our blog:
[link]

Andriy gets to visit the UN Human Rights office in Geneva when the world so
permits, as the first prize. Congrats, Andriy!

His entries, and the rest of the top 10, can be found here:

https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiGap_Challenge/Results


We also wrote a piece on the Wikimedia Sverige blog about it, which can be
found here:
https://wikimedia.se/2020/04/24/vem-blev-vinnare-i-wikigap-challenge-2020/

Best,
*Eric Luth*
Projektledare engagemang och påverkan | Project Manager, Involvement and
Advocacy
Wikimedia Sverige
eric.l...@wikimedia.se
+46 (0) 765 55 50 95

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