Steven,
You're welcome. There's also this, which I still long to turn into a
proper report with excerpts and screenshots :
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WQ/Retro
You are right that wikipedia has a website-product as one of its major
outputs. And the focus on this important large-scale product
SJ, thanks for sharing the nostalgia.wikipedia.org link. I've been a
Wikimedian for four years, and not once stumbled across that. You learn
something new every day...
As for the "educational products" phrase, my feeling is yes, the community
on-wiki doesn't tend to think of the projects *literall
Welcome, Jennifer. The current foundation-l traffic isn't quite as
vibrant an intro to the community today as it was in 2005 or so. I
hope you will share your thoughts, even unformed!
For a historical taste, don't forget to visit the nostalgia wiki:
http://nostalgia.wikipedia.org
...and even ht
This being Volunteer Appreciation week in the US, I thought it was a
great chance for me to post to this list and post a Wikimedia blog
http://blog.wikimedia.org/2009/04/20/volunteer-appreciation/. I want to
thank everyone for being so welcoming. I am very excited about this
organization and th