On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 10:02 AM, Terry Chay <tc...@wikimedia.org> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
>        It’s with great pleasure that I’m announcing that Adam Wight has 
> joined the Wikimedia Foundation as a Fundraising Engineer.
>
>        Before joining us, Adam was customizing open-source web services for 
> non-profits at Giant Rabbit. This makes him the first Fundraising engineer to 
> be familiar with CiviCRM **before** joining the team — in fact, he has 
> contributed event registration workflow and other minor changes back to the 
> project. :-) He also did work on the Atako Project (the first open-source 
> Google Gadget directory), “Halfway Library” to share and review books, and 
> “Prokaryote” a evolution/behavior patterns simulator used in university and 
> high school classrooms. If you ever snuck into the Unix lab to get their 
> workstations running SETI@home, you probably used his code (he wrote the 
> X-windows implementation). He has recently contributed an "Offline" extension 
> for Mediawiki, and he is helping with a distributed wiki project "OneCommons".

Welcome Adam! All very cool projects :)


>        On the side, he’s involved with a number of education and agricultural 
> projects, including being the programmer at the Multinational Exchange for 
> Sustainable Agriculture and is a cofounder and worker at The Local food coop 
> at UC Berkeley. He also is obsessed with blacksmithing (no, this is not a new 
> coding process — I mean that he’s a blacksmith and has been a carpenter and 
> housepainter).

We should start having local foodie/Wikipedian dinners! Edit this eggplant?

-- phoebe


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