Perhaps a wiki page can be started to document these things and a planning
team of volunteers can be organized :)
Be bold!! Wiki women's lunch planning committee!!
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On Jul 25, 2012, at 6:00 PM, Gillian White wrote:
> I agree that 125 introductions is not a productive or
I agree that 125 introductions is *not* a productive or fun way to use a
short amount of time. In this instance, the process halted all conversation
and created a no-win situation for members of the audience - either try to
concentrate on an impossible-to-remember roll-call, or ignore the speakers.
Just noticed this template added to an article I started (And expanded
with another woman editor!):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucile_Petry_Leone
Scroll down and you'll see a template. I'm sure other languages and
countries also have halls of fame for women? Many states do here, and
there
Yes, we really didn't expect over 120 women (double as much as last year)
and I think it was right to get to know each other and learn where we all
coming from and what we are interested in. Usually that doesn't happen on
this list.
Maybe we could organize a female edithaton during the Hacking Day
Hi Carol,
There is always room to improve, and I wish I had more time to devote to
planning the event, but, by the time a few of us were able to get
organized (Gayle, Sue and I) we were knee deep in Wikimania and AdaCamp
activities. Perhaps it's my fault for failing to reach out to the
commun
From
http://wikimania2012.wikimedia.org/wiki/Feedback#Other_meetups_and_meetings
The Women's Luncheon on Saturday was something I was very much looking
forward to, but it fell short of my expectations. I was enjoying bonding
with the women at my table, asking the speakers about their
present
