On Sat, Jan 8, 2022 at 1:47 AM James Heilman wrote:
> Well the story around Osmosis has further details... They released their
> first 300 or so vidoes under an open license and they were within Wikipedia
> articles for a while. You can still see them on Commons here:
>
> https://commons.wikimedi
Hello,I wonder why a multicultural project, whose major strength is in the multilingual approach asks for a research to be on English."* The publication must be available in English."I'm currently researching about Wikimedia, and I'm doing it in Basque language. I hope to publish in a couple of yea
Could there something be wrong with the presentation?
The total number of edits at the English Wikipedia should have dropped
21,23% https://stats.wikimedia.org/#/en.wikipedia.org [1]
The numbers at
https://stats.wikimedia.org/#/en.wikipedia.org/contributing/edits/normal|table|2-year|~total|mont
Thank you, Leila.
It's good to have an award like this and I always apreaciate the
publications.
We have to think about "publication must be available in English" though.
On the top of my head I can think of very good non-English research that
was published last year.
Do we want to be global
Hi/Bon dia
As being said, I assume that the eligibility criteria for the award means that
some reviews or research articles published by colleagues or by me in Catalan
are considered second-class publications.
If publishing about Wikimedia in our mother languages (most of them minorized
at sev
I can understand the indeed for all the publications to be published in one
common language, to enable easier comparison between works and to be able
to share the work across more of the community so we can benefit from the
work.
Perhaps there can be some support provided by the WMF to enable
tran
The slow but steady decrease in readerships is known and has been
identified for a long. An important niche of readership are quick answers
for trivia (such as "what's the capital of X country") and there are tools
(some of those, powered by Wikidata) working better than a classical google
search a
Just a couple of minutes ago I wanted to point out while chatting that two
(shitty) singers work together because they work for the same major. A
bunch of years ago I had to open some Google result to find such info, now
I don't.
Loss of readers is not bad in itself, it can be if there's a signifi
Building on Francesc’s point:
This is also why [what is now known as] ‘Wikimedia Enterprise’ appears
twice in the Movement Strategy.[1] That is: to make sure that ‘downstream’
readers receive high quality Wikimedia knowledge (up to date, attributed…);
and also to create a new diversified revenue st
Falling readers means less awareness of being able to edit, that means less
contributors, and less donations. Over the last 10 years we've put a lot
of effort and support into the basic contribution processes, but the
contributions need to shift to more of what our new audiences are expecting
from
On Fri, 7 Jan 2022 at 19:48, Leila Zia wrote:
> =Eligibility criteria=
> * The publication must be available in English.
I echo others' concerns about this.
I'm equally concerned that, while WMF regard being in English as
essential for one of their awards, they do not regard the use of an
open
Yeah, although I think every user will, eventually, actually open our pages
several times, although less frequently because of smarter search engines.
Vito
Il giorno sab 8 gen 2022 alle ore 13:20 Gnangarra ha
scritto:
> Falling readers means less awareness of being able to edit, that means
> le
Brainstorming, interested stakeholders could advance Web standards to improve
“snippets”, for example facilitating menus on “snippets”. With extensible menus
on “snippets”, “snippets providers” could place hyperlinks, e.g., “view”,
“edit”, and “discuss”, on each “snippet” provided for end-users
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On Fri, Dec 31, 2021, 11:48 PM Butch
Introduction
By establishing HTML metadata standards and defining new XML-based file
formats, content providers, e.g., Wikipedia, could specify data, resources, and
endpoints (e.g., XML-RPC endpoints) in webpage metadata for search engines,
e.g., Bing, DuckDuckGo, and Google, to provide end-user
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