Before this last 21st day in the 21st year of 21st century
is globally over, I try to re-initiate re-thinking
on this 15 years old proposal for a Wikipedian-in-residence
http://original-research.blogspot.com/2006/12/wikipedian-in-residence-proposal.html
but also articles in (only) 27 language Wikip
Hoi,
I am really happy to have noticed that Wikisource books will be offered by
the Internet Archive in its Open Library project.
Obviously, it is well deserved that Wikisource gets a bigger public.
I have two questions:
* to what extent is the Wikimedia Foundation aware and has been involved
* a
It would be great if each person who posts the first post in a thread
asking for feedback, closes the loop. Request all our Indian Wikimedian
friends to adhere to this best practice. :)
AshLin
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Hello,
Problem statement: Various movement processes, programs, often request
feedback, suggestions or comments. In the process, they get feedback and
questions through different channels such as mailing lists, office hours,
talk pages etc. Now, sometimes it remains unclear what happens next.
Some
> our main focus has been identifying ways to work with the Africa Union to
plug them into
> ongoing and future priorities and initiatives in the region, with this
project being the first step towards that.
Perhaps an easy 'zeroth step' would be naming at least one community
lead/contact for any p
Dear Florence,
As promised, wanted to make sure we circled back before the holiday break
after getting more information. Per my last communication, I want to
reiterate we are indeed working on a project that is framed under a larger
collaboration being discussed with the Africa Union. This collabo
Sustainability is so different for communities that have extensive quality
road and rail networks, to others who live on Islands or are isolated
thousands of miles from their nearest neighbours and other Wikimedian
communities. Even the carbon footprint of getting our content to one person
in Europ
I think there is some poor wording being used ignoring nuances of the
English language and how different people speak it. One point that hits
hard for me is the way its being framed as "policy" rather than
"principles". Policy is too strong a word for its something that is
beholden with political
On Mon, Dec 20, 2021 at 11:12 PM Dan Szymborski
wrote:
> The WMF likes the *idea* of this being a community-driven, collaborative
> project rather than actually doing the stuff that *makes* it a
> community-driven, collaborative project. How many times does this process
> have to repeat in identi
Link fail. >_< here:
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/IRC_office_hours/Office_hours_2020-10-15
(Sorry for the noise!)
On Tue, Dec 21, 2021 at 8:43 AM Maggie Dennis wrote:
> Hi, Nosebagbear.
>
> As I said in my first email on the subject (and I said a lot, so I'm not
> surprised if it gets missed!
Hi, Nosebagbear.
As I said in my first email on the subject (and I said a lot, so I'm not
surprised if it gets missed!), I really can only speak to my part of this -
I work with the Human Rights Team that does on the ground interventions.
The lead of this team has been a substantial input to this
Hi Maggie,
Could you answer a few things, or at least provide your (and the team's)
reasoning:
1) It has now been stated multiple times it was urgent to get a policy like
this. But you tell us there's a secret playbook already in play, and I can't
imagine that has changed immediately just beca
Hi, Dan.
With respect to this - "And telling the community things like that "there's
a secret playbook we have" is making everything worse. *Why* is there a
secret playbook for a collaborative movement? That is not how collaboration
and consensus work." - I *do* understand that there is a tension
Hi, fellow Wikimedians,
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communities and our representation on Wikipedia and other Wikimedia
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If you are a Wikimedian and LGBTQ+ or a committed ally, please help
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