FYI,
Don't know if this is relevant
Gordo
From: Allen Gunn gun...@aspirationtech.org
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Subject: [Icommons] Open Translation Tools 2009 - Call for Participants
Howdy iCommons friends,
If you are
Hello,
I had started a discussion on the Village Pump of Commons. I think
Commons is a very important project, and a very complicated project.
With more and more projects initiated by our chapters to encourage other
organizations or individuals to give their content free and upload them
to
Summary: Google Chrome includes Ogg support for the video element.
It also includes H.264 support. Fine, but ... they're also testing
HTML5 YouTube *only* for H.264.
Mike Shaver from Mozilla has fairly unambiguously asked Chris diBona
from Google what the heck Google thinks it's doing:
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Hi all, please see new volunteer position[1] for Email response (OTRS)
statistician. This position is specific to the English Wikipedia group
of email queues, but may be customized for other langauges/projects later.
If you have specific questions,
2009/6/9 Platonides platoni...@gmail.com:
Sorry if it has already been discussed before but, why has the English
version to be included in the same page?
Isn't a link good enough?
In the past years we've seen substantial semantic drift in the various
localized/translated versions. Having the
2009/6/10 geni geni...@gmail.com:
Well the Terms for edit screen is unacceptably long
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Some of this was helpful, thanks. I've responded on the talk page and
made some further edits.
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Licensing_update/Implementation
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Erik Möller
Deputy Director, Wikimedia
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Look, this should all be really simple... Just get the developers to
change the footer(s) and any admin copy the legal code of the creative
commons license into the current page... How many Wikipedians does it
take to change the licensing?
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2009/6/12 Unionhawk unionhawk.site...@gmail.com:
Look, this should all be really simple... Just get the developers to
change the footer(s) and any admin copy the legal code of the creative
commons license into the current page... How many Wikipedians does it
take to change the licensing?
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