Dear Wikipedia Colleagues,
I am delighted to let you know that the Catholic organization, Catholic Online,
is using Wikipedia's information to detail the life of indigenous, Kateri
Tekakwitha, a 17th Century woman who lived in North America. She is the first
Native American to become a
Dear colleagues,
Examples like these remind us how important a sense of humor is for
successfully remaining and being productive in the grand work of Wikipedia. By
the time I got through the series of comments LauraHale asks us to consider, I
was again reminded of why I like Wikipedians and
Here, here! Let's appreciate this contribution by one of us,in an effort to
see to it that women of the world do not have to ... go to the wall in the hard
and fierce struggle... of survival. Nice work colleague, writing on the
inspiring life work of a lesser known feminist crusader.
Dear colleagues,
I hope someone with survey design experience will be at this event and collect
data on how many mothers manage to attend this event. We need to know whether
women have adult or young children, and whether they are single parents, their
ethnicity, and professional training.
Dear esteemed colleagues,
I'm enjoying the gendergap list, but I'm getting confused about what each
message is referring to. It might be good to state your topic instead of
using, 'he', 'she', and 'they.' With a few relatively concurrent topics under
discussion, which is fine, I want to
Dear colleagues,
There is one reason, and one reason alone, that I have not gotten into the fray
about appropriateness of images and some text in Wikipedia. The reason is the
discussion ends up on the internet and any search for my name will turn up all
the details of everyone's comments.
On the Women's History Month event in SF and the Bay Area
There's a mistaken assumption that new contributors-to-be know how to sign
themselves up for this event. Not true. I'm adding those who plan to attend,
and they are not yet 'users.' Seems fine, but complete newcomers, no matter
how
Wikipedia colleagues,
I want to work within the accepted range of who rises to the level of notable
women. The historical problem of women in the news less, and quoted and cited
less, is still an issue. I want to mention an important figure, who may
otherwise stay out of the news. Please
¿Hay mujeres que hablan español - viviendo en the Bay Area de San Francisco y
que les gustaría particpan en la Historia de las Mujeres evento de Wikipedia en
marzo?
If so, please let me know.
ksr
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I would make a go of this in the San Francisco Bay Area if we could get some
traction going. I'll check in with a couple groups I know of, and see where
they stand. Do we have an outreach tool kit ready that can be utilized, and if
not, seems like an idea too?
KS Rolph
Dear Colleagues,
I am too busy right now to weigh in on everything I'd like to; I have expertise
on gender and diversity, which is why I'm here.
I am offering the gendergap list to my Wikipedia class (university) students
effective next week, so please anticipate new faces. The
Dear Colleagues,
I'll begin teaching: Anthropology, Wikipedia, and Media at a college beginning
soon. The textbook is Good Faith Collaboration: The Culture of Wikipedia. I
chose it because it covers the Wikipedia world in useful ways, was positively
reviewed by Mssr. Wales and Ms. Gardner,
Dear Colleagues,
RE: Dominique_Strauss-Kahn_sexual_assault_case
The title of this page needs neutrality; for example, it could read:
Dominique Strauss-Kahn: Resigns IMF Leadership Amid Sexual Assault Charges
I agree there must be presumed innocence written into the semantics, but would
not
(Bob Sponge)
3. Women's College Video Project on Commons Media of the Day (Pharos)
4. Re: Fwd: Photo of the Day on Wikimedia Commons (Sarah)
5. Re: Gendergap Digest, Vol 4, Issue 16 (Karen Sue Rolph)
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