Well Done
On 20 January 2011 23:42, Andrew Turvey wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I promised everyone I would keep you informed on this list about
> progress with our accounts. As you may have heard, we filed our
> accounts last week and I can confirm that Companies House are showing
> these accounts on
>
>From our blog, http://blog.wikimedia.org.uk/:
Could you lead Wikimedia UK to success?
Next year is set to be another big year of growth for Wikimedia UK: we
have just raised over £500,000 in the Wikimedia Annual Fundraiser.
Most of this money will support the technical side of Wikimedia
through
Dear All,
I promised everyone I would keep you informed on this list about
progress with our accounts. As you may have heard, we filed our
accounts last week and I can confirm that Companies House are showing
these accounts on
their website and the proceedings for striking off the company has
been
Roger
We have approached the Bristol Museum (about a year ago) in an attempt to
get them involved in Britain Loves Wikipedia. Although there was goodwill
and interest, there was a lack of commitment at the top and this led nowhere
back then. All of the museums FIVE of them, are owned by the Cit
Martin,
Looks good. (Flattered to see you included the bit about the increased
traffic on A History of the World in 100 Objects.) and the large increase in
traffic. As you note the museums have the suff but we have the 400,000,000
visitors per month. Mike Peel took a photo at the BM amnd 3.8 millio
There is a general table at
http://uk.wikimedia.org/wiki/GLAM-WIKI/Events which was the result of
collecting contacts after the London GLAM-WIKI and I would see no harm
in extending it or using it as a model. This is a bit passive as a way
of managing follow-ups but the default approach (rather tha
Hi all,
we had a small meetup in Bristol after Jimmy's talk, where we
discussed potential partners such as museums, libraries and societies
and how we can make use of meetings with them. I've written up some
ideas here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:WikiProject_Bristol/Local
