Delirium wrote:
> conflict-of-interest rules: when writing about a Croatian-Serbian
> conflict, for example, anyone who is connected with Croatia or Serbia or
> their cultures should recuse themselves when discussion gets heated. But
The only thing you will achieve is that people will pretend t
Thomas Larsen wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> On 2/4/09, Fred Bauder wrote:
>
>>> Basically you've just said "we're going to be just like wikipdia except
>>> we
>>> won't let incivlity, personal attacks and other bad stuff like that
>>> happen".
>>> How will you stop it? Blocking? Then you're just like wi
Hi all,
On 2/4/09, Fred Bauder wrote:
>> Basically you've just said "we're going to be just like wikipdia except
>> we
>> won't let incivlity, personal attacks and other bad stuff like that
>> happen".
>> How will you stop it? Blocking? Then you're just like wikipedia.
>
> Actually, no. Wikipedia
Hi,
On 2/4/09, Patton 123 wrote:
> I would also like to say that a community run by a
> http://meta.epistemia.org/wiki/Council is a community destined to fail...
I beg to differ. A community run by a democratically-elected council
of active community members seems, to myself at least, a step for
> I would also like to say that a community run by a
> http://meta.epistemia.org/wiki/Council is a community destined to fail...
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> Basically you've just said "we're going to be just like wikipdia except
> we
> won't let incivlity, personal attacks and other bad stuff like that
> happen".
> How will you stop it? Blocking? Then you're just like wikipedia.
Actually, no. Wikipedia no longer enforces civility. At least not again
2009/2/3 Nathan :
> I don't think Thomas Larsen needs to remind us about Epistemia regularly,
> although I can't say it really bothers me. It isn't spam, though.
I don't think this email was spam - it was informing a larger audience
(foundation-l rather than just wikien-l) of the project now that
I don't think Thomas Larsen needs to remind us about Epistemia regularly,
although I can't say it really bothers me. It isn't spam, though.
I'm not sure anyone who is interested in the wider goals of Wikimedia should
describe any other free content project as "destined to fail." That someone
is tr
on 2/3/09 11:07 AM, Al Tally at majorly.w...@googlemail.com wrote:
> On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 1:34 PM, Fred Bauder wrote:
>
>> Your initial announcement was fine. Continuing to spam is not.
>>
>> Fred
>>
>
> Agreed, please don't spam here further.
This place becomes less civil, more unfriendly
I would also like to say that a community run by a
http://meta.epistemia.org/wiki/Council is a community destined to fail...
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On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 5:35 PM, Patton 123 wrote:
> Basically you've just said "we're going to be just like wikipdia except we
> won't let incivlity, personal attacks and other bad stuff like that
> happen".
> How will you stop it? Blocking? Then you're just like wikipedia.
>
No, removing uncivi
Basically you've just said "we're going to be just like wikipdia except we
won't let incivlity, personal attacks and other bad stuff like that happen".
How will you stop it? Blocking? Then you're just like wikipedia.
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On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 1:34 PM, Fred Bauder wrote:
> Your initial announcement was fine. Continuing to spam is not.
>
> Fred
>
Agreed, please don't spam here further.
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Your initial announcement was fine. Continuing to spam is not.
Fred
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2009/2/3 Thomas Larsen :
> We now have 25 contributors and 118 articles.
How many of those are copied from Wikipedia (I've checked and at least
some are)? What are your plans for using Wikipedia content, assuming
the licenses become compatible?
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Hello all,
Recently, I announced Epistemia (http://epistemia.org/), a new wiki
encyclopedia, on WikiEN-L (see my e-mail at
http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikien-l/2009-January/098140.html).
Essentially, Epistemia was launched by Richard Austin and myself in
response to perceived flaws inhere
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