Hmmm, interesting. I've often wondered whether I would have had a less
pleasant experience fitting into the wiki(p|m)edia IRC channels if I had an
obviously-gendered nick. As it is, I get maybe one random pm a month, if
that, and most of those are of the vague hi-followed-by-silence sort.
None
On Wed, Dec 14, 2011 at 11:00 PM, ChaoticFluffy chaoticflu...@gmail.comwrote:
Hmmm, interesting. I've often wondered whether I would have had a less
pleasant experience fitting into the wiki(p|m)edia IRC channels if I had an
obviously-gendered nick. As it is, I get maybe one random pm a month,
Dear all,
I recently joined this list as I am one of the persons in charge of
the community-oriented goals which Wikimedia Deutschland has set for
itself for the coming year, one of which is to increase female
participation in Wikimedia activities projects by 50% until the end
of 2012, I am well
On Wed, Dec 14, 2011 at 1:31 PM, Johannes Rohr
johannes.r...@wikimedia.de wrote:
Dear all,
I recently joined this list as I am one of the persons in charge of
the community-oriented goals which Wikimedia Deutschland has set for
itself for the coming year, one of which is to increase female
On Wed, Dec 14, 2011 at 10:31 AM, Johannes Rohr
johannes.r...@wikimedia.de wrote:
Dear all,
I recently joined this list as I am one of the persons in charge of
the community-oriented goals which Wikimedia Deutschland has set for
itself for the coming year, one of which is to increase female
* Ryan Kaldari wrote:
I just read the following paper which describes an interesting study
that was conducted regarding IRC:
http://www.enre.umd.edu/content/rmeyer-assessing.pdf
The researchers created several IRC bots with different names - some
female, some male, and some ambiguous. They put
I have a copy of the Judy Chicago book The Dinner Party: From
Creation to Preservation listed in the bibliography of that article
if anyone needs any info from it. I will, time permitting, chip in on
a couple of the articles too.
___
Gendergap mailing
On 12/14/11 3:58 PM, Laura Hale wrote:
From an Australian perspective based on observation, I can this list
has the potential to be a bit of a show stopper. :( We had about
three women who were active in trying to get women involved with
Wikipedia. Their efforts were even mentioned on
[[User:Slowking4]] shared this link with me in #gendergap-l. It did get
me a bit emotional, and I think it's inspiring and worth watching.
It is a TED talk, so it has a number of languages available.
It's by Sheryl Sandberg, COO of Facebook. She talks about statistics
related to women in
Hello,
Recently, Swedish television had quite a long bit about the gendergap:
http://svtplay.se/v/2644848/kulturnyheterna/14_12_19_00
Apparently (it caused us a little bit of a surprise), there is a Wikipedia
gendergap group in Sweden, and it has some cool supporters, including a
professor
Very cool Lennart. I regret I don't know Swedish, but, this is exciting
none the less =)
Do you know of any on Wiki or online links to the gender gap group, or
is it specifically a mailing list?
Thanks for sharing this,
Sarah
On 12/14/11 5:33 PM, Lennart Guldbrandsson wrote:
Hello,
Their very new website is http://wikifem.wordpress.com/ but there is only a
short We are going to start type of notice there yet. We have emailed them.
Best wishes,
Lennart
Lennart Guldbrandsson,
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Epost: l_guldbrands...@hotmail.com /
Looked at the program and this is very interesting. They said that
organisations with women are so small that they have no notability.
Nina
nina.wikipe...@gmail.com
Den 14. des. 2011 kl. 23:54 skrev Lennart Guldbrandsson:
Their very new website is http://wikifem.wordpress.com/ but there
Yes...sadly they locked it in 2007. Frustrating, because some of the
subjects they say they have no information on, I have successfully
research and discovered information on. You can email the woman in
charge of the Wiki though and let her know if any updates and I believe
she'll update the
* Johannes Rohr wrote:
I recently joined this list as I am one of the persons in charge of
the community-oriented goals which Wikimedia Deutschland has set for
itself for the coming year, one of which is to increase female
participation in Wikimedia activities projects by 50% until the end
of
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