2006/1/24, Robin Schwab <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Isn't this the man in whose WP-entry somebody announced his death > > while he was still living. I'm not so sure whether he likes WIkipedia > > so much at the moment. > > He's known as a good friend of WP: > > http://se.ethz.ch/~meyer/publications/wikipedia/wikipedia.pdf > Oh. Let's invite him, then. > > > >>Do you know further persons we could invite for a speech? > >> > > > > Hm, question is whether we want people from the "Open-Source-Szene" > > (there Manuel knows maybe a few names) or other people from a > > "Bildungsumfeld". > > Best would be a mixture of both. Maybe some of us could hold speeches > about working in WP. By the way: We could ask Christian Seidl. > > ad Christian: Yes, for sure. ad "us": does anybody volunteer? (I actually wouldn't really like to, I see myself rather at helping newbies, giving introductions, talking to interested people, maybe a little workshop, and the whole organisation around the meeting itself). Ad other people: Maybe some academic/nonacademic people who could say something in general about "Freies Wissen". > Regards > Regards Michael
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