Re: [Wikimedia-l] Rules of engagement for companies in Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Danish?

On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 7:52 AM, David Richfield wrote: > I'm not in communications at all: I'm in R&D, but our Corporate > Communications team really does want to act in good faith, which is Yeah, usually when someone wants to play nicely ask asks openly people start to pour all of their proble

Re: [Wikimedia-l] Rules of engagement for companies in Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Danish?

Thanks all! Surprising as it might seem for a company our size, we don't have any consultants polishing our Wikipedia pages. I'm not in communications at all: I'm in R&D, but our Corporate Communications team really does want to act in good faith, which is why they started talking to me: they're

Re: [Wikimedia-l] New access to non-public information policy, re-ID requirements and data retention

Tomasz W. Kozlowski wrote: >The discussion is taking place at > >and I invite every interested person (with a special invitation to >people holding advanced user rights on any Wikimedia wiki) to take an >active part in it. This

[Wikimedia-l] [Wikimedia Announcements] [PRESS RELEASE] Statement from Wikimedia Foundation's Sue Gardner in response to paid advocacy editing and sockpuppetry

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Re: [Wikimedia-l] Rules of engagement for companies in Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Danish?

2013/10/21 David Richfield > Hi all, > For Swedish Wikipedia, as I understand our consensus and relevant texts (WP:IK, WP:Användarkonto, WP:Att skriva om näringsliv, företag och varumärken): When I'm not editing Wikimedia projects, I work for Mondelez > International, and our Social Media team

Re: [Wikimedia-l] Rules of engagement for companies in Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Danish?

Is skewing an article easier if you are good at it? Yes I think it is. Hans On 21 October 2013 21:13, Fred Bauder wrote: > > I'm not sure. Someone who posts deficient article that they obviously > > have > > a special relationship to, where the language in addition is deficient, > > may > > ea

Re: [Wikimedia-l] Thank you for this update.

Amy Vossbrinck, 21/10/2013 20:16: HI Patricio: Thank you very much for sending along this updated list of your new authorities. I have updated our internal list. Internal list? What's that thing? I've heard about this mysterious list but I thought it was as real as the monster of Loch Ness:

Re: [Wikimedia-l] Rules of engagement for companies in Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Danish?

> I'm not sure. Someone who posts deficient article that they obviously > have > a special relationship to, where the language in addition is deficient, > may > easily be meet by a deletion request. The difficulty with promoting a > company in Wikipedia is the promotion part, not the identity of th

[Wikimedia-l] Thank you for this update.

HI Patricio: Thank you very much for sending along this updated list of your new authorities. I have updated our internal list. Will you please send along the email addresses for these new officers. You will remember that this information is for internal use only. Ivana Molena Esteban Zarate J

Re: [Wikimedia-l] Rules of engagement for companies in Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Danish?

I'm not sure. Someone who posts deficient article that they obviously have a special relationship to, where the language in addition is deficient, may easily be meet by a deletion request. The difficulty with promoting a company in Wikipedia is the promotion part, not the identity of the author. Fo

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Re: [Wikimedia-l] Rules of engagement for companies in Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Danish?

Thanks for the quick reply, Hans! If our representatives would (for example) translate an English company page into Norwegian, and then explain the edits on the talk page, and identify their conflict of interest on their user pages and also the article talk page, would you expect that that would b

Re: [Wikimedia-l] Rules of engagement for companies in Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Danish?

In no-wp we have a policy that usernames shall be for individuals and thus typical company usernames are blocked and asked to request change of names. These users then have no restrictions on which pages to edit. As long as we don't demand identification of users, restrictions on edits would IMO be

[Wikimedia-l] Rules of engagement for companies in Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Danish?

Hi all, When I'm not editing Wikimedia projects, I work for Mondelez International, and our Social Media team has contacted me for advice on responsible engagement with Wikipedia. I know that different language projects have different rules on whether company representatives should: * Edit pages