Given my background in wikis and fundraising for women's non-profits (YWCA
and the National Organization for Women among others), I'd just like to
point out a few things:
1. When I visited the first link, I saw that half the respondents are
married. I know from the donations I've handled and the
Some of your probably already know this but the term chix references the
LinuxChix movement. But if it's spoken and not written, it could very easily
come off as 70s throwback.
On Mon, Sep 26, 2011 at 5:56 PM, Emily Monroe emilymonro...@gmail.comwrote:
I don't think I've heard/read chick for
There are some medical wikis out there that might be good to collaborate
with:
http://askdrwiki.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Physician_Medical_Wiki
http://www.medpedia.com/ - This one looks like they also have a Quora like
system that lets you ask questions.
If those methods don't work, I know
Comments like that don't make me run out of commons, but they do get an eye
roll from me at the very least. I don't see why that kind of comment is
necessary.
The images or comments are not what keep me from participating in commons,
it's not having a clear sense of whether or not comments like
Hello,
As one of the organizers/attendees for Recent Changes Camp Boston 2011, I
just wanted to share what happened during the Gender Gap session through
pictures taken by wikiHow admin ttrimm. This was the most popular session,
followed by a session about Wiki Politics:
Gender Gap session
