Well, I did the presentation yesterday and it went fairly well - although I
left unsure about the actual impact. Below are my notes from the day. I've
uploaded the final presentation to
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Presentations/en.
There were about 100 people attending the conference - the
2009/7/20 Andrew Turvey :
> Before we start running ahead of ourselves on this, please remember that we
> need to get volunteers to help out first! Please spread the word and ask
> anyone who you think might be able to help.
Yes and no... It might be easier to get volunteers for a big project
with
Before we start running ahead of ourselves on this, please remember that we
need to get volunteers to help out first! Please spread the word and ask anyone
who you think might be able to help.
I'm happy to lend a hand - I had the discussions with the V&A last time - but
would prefer someone el
Between now and the Summer of 2012 London is supposedly hosting the cultural
Olympiad. But one might suspect that the Olympics committee is neglecting that
and concentrating on the sporting side of the Olympics.
However it would tick a few boxes if this could be presented as a mass
volunteer c
2009/7/20 Michael Peel :
> Hi all,
>
> You're probably all aware of the London Loves WIkipedia initiative,
> which has been funded (via the WMF) and will be running in the next
> year (most likely the actual event will run in february 2010). The
> page for this is at:
> http://uk.wikimedia.org/wiki
2009/7/20 Andrew Turvey :
>> Slide 7: I'd rather WMUK didn't draw conclusions about how
>> child-friendly Wikipedia is. Present the facts and let people make up
>> their own minds. Personally, I think it is perfectly child-friendly,
>> since I don't see any harm coming from exposure to sex and viol
On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 7:37 AM, Joe Anderson wrote:
> Has anyone contacted the NPG? ;)
>
That might not be a bad idea, actually. I suggest you poke Erik with
a link to this and ask him to include it in the good faith
discussions, if possible. Who knows what would happen. :-)
--
Casey Brown
Cb
On 2009-07-20 08:48:20 +0100, Michael Peel said:
> Hi all,
>
> You're probably all aware of the London Loves WIkipedia initiative,
> which has been funded (via the WMF) and will be running in the next
> year (most likely the actual event will run in february 2010). The
> page for this is at:
> h
Hi all,
You're probably all aware of the London Loves WIkipedia initiative,
which has been funded (via the WMF) and will be running in the next
year (most likely the actual event will run in february 2010). The
page for this is at:
http://uk.wikimedia.org/wiki/London_Loves_Wikipedia
Who wou
