Maybe there’s an easy way to just test this? A chapter could start calling
itself e.g. Wikipedia UK in its comms for a year and see if there’s any
noticeable difference?
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> On 14 Apr 2019, at 01:47, phoebe ayers wrote:
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> On Sat, Apr 13, 2019 at 2:29 PM Rebecca O'Neill
>
Congratulations, Rocío!
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On Sun, Apr 14, 2019 at 5:55 AM Marco Correa Pérez <
marco.cor...@wikimediachile.cl> wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> *Wikimedia Chile* (WMCL) held its annual General Assembly on April 13th,
> which was
Hello
In a recent blog post *A German court forced us to remove part of a
Wikipedia article’s ‘history.’ Here’s what that means* at
https://wikimediafoundation.org/2019/04/11/a-german-court-forced-us-to-remove-part-of-a-wikipedia-articles-history-heres-what-that-means/
Jacob
Rogers and Alison Daven
Hoi,
Yes there is a noticeable difference. Costs for changing websites,
stationary and the like are not budgeted for. Given that budgets do not
account for such nonsense it is not an "easy" test. It is also not a test
because when the test proves negative you double the cost.
Thanks,
GerardM
Most Chapters and many other Affiliates are registered legal
organizations. In some cases, like the one you quote, the organization
is a registered charity and has several years of submitting accounts
and reports as that entity.
Names can be changed but this would be a legally meaningful decision
As usual, Phoebe states very eloquently what I've been struggling to put
into words myself. And like she, I would have been excited about this
brand change several years ago. But we weren't ready / missed / didn't see
the need for that opportunity then. I think that moment has passed. I'm
not s
Hello all,
It's coming close to time for annual appointments of community members to
serve on the Code of Conduct (CoC) committee. The Code of Conduct Committee
is a team of five trusted individuals plus five auxiliary members with
diverse affiliations responsible for general enforcement of the Co
Fæ
I don't think that the chapters are in a position to dictate to the
Foundation in the way you suggest. To take the UK chapter, with you are
probably most familiar, last year some 42% of its income came as a block
grant from the WMF, the figures for the preceding years being 54% and 47%.
When h
Back in 2013 the WikiVoyage community joined the Wikimedia Movement after
leaving their prior hoster and site behind.
Per Alexa WikiVoyage this month passed in popularity the website they left.
WikiVoyage is now the 14,793 most popular website in the world as opposed
to WikiTravel at 15,821.
A BI
[Sorry for the cross posting]
Dear all,
*Wikimedia Chile* (WMCL) held its annual General Assembly on April 13th,
which was also the beginning of a new term of our Board (2019-2021). All
the members from the 2017-2019 Board were reelected for the next two years,
and the positions were filled as fo
Congratulations to Rocio and all Wikimedia Chile board.
Camelia
On Sun, Apr 14, 2019, 8:24 PM Marco Correa wrote:
> [Sorry for the cross posting]
>
> Dear all,
>
> *Wikimedia Chile* (WMCL) held its annual General Assembly on April 13th,
> which was also the beginning of a new term of our Board
Dear James,
I join the congratulations and remind the audience that it was you who
played an important role to bring wikivoyage into the wikimedia
family. Congratulations!
Kind regards
Ziko
Am So., 14. Apr. 2019 um 19:45 Uhr schrieb James Heilman :
>
> Back in 2013 the WikiVoyage community joine
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