Mike Peel has near-confirmed/agreed to do WikiVoices #51 (previously Not the Wikipedia Weekly). I'm there, Durova is ringmaster, and Jimmy Wales will also be in on it.
It's the 23rd, 8pm UK time, and via Skype, a Skypecast (funny name for a podcast) should be available shortly thereafter. The idea is to see if a few Wikinews articles can be put together during the recording session. Up to around 15 additional call-ins can be supported provided people mute mics as appropriate to avoid a "wall of background noise". It will also be another point to promote Wikinews' 2010 writing contest, which starts on January 25. Alas, so far we've not dug up any prizes - in a couple of previous competitions I've put up some cash - the idea of it being "paid editing" goes away when you're looking at about 10p/article. Please complain bitterly, but *constructively*, about any of the neglected Wikinews landing or help pages; if you've a relative that relates you the news blow-by-blow, send them our way, and if you're a twit, send it out with the #wikiwednesday tag. Competition: http://enwn.net/WWC2010 WikiVoices #51 http://enwn.net/7F9Cf The "for Wikipedians" Wikinews intro http://enwn.net/197b The "for your friends who might try" Wikinews intro http://enwn.net/6bc42 -- Brian McNeil <[email protected]>|http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Brian_McNeil Content of this message in no way represents the opinions or official position of the Wikimedia Foundation or any of its projects.
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