Kolossos wrote
> 
> I activate now WIWOSM[1] on all language versions of Wikipedia that 
> support the OSM-Gadget[2].
> 
WIWOSM is also active in the WikiMiniAtlas, which is the map that shows if
you click on the little globe icon in e.g. the English Wikipedia.

WIWOSM is a really neat project to show the extents and shapes on the map of
the features described in the wikipedia arctivle, and not just a single
point pin. Particularly for extended objects like rivers or routes this can
be very useful.

The WikiMiniAtlas version even allows for size comparisons, by allowing you
to move around the shape of an object as an overlay to anywhere in the
world. e.g. to compare California  to the UK or London to Berlin

So perhaps one of the projects of the week / month could be to "wikify" all
of the major rivers, regions and any other objects that would be useful to
highlight on the Wikipedia maps. It could even be a joint project between
wikipedia editors and osm mappers.

Kai

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