Zugravu Gheorghe zugravu.gheor...@gmail.com writes:
apparently if you disable java in your browser - you have normal access
to en:wp!
Or if you click on the stop loading button of your browser
soon enough:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_-Rf-VKHY8
Funny darwinian selection: only the
Ryan Kaldari rkald...@wikimedia.org writes:
I think Liam and Dominic are correct on this. Most cultural
institutions, especially libraries, are very much on our side on
copyright issues.
I have no doubt on this.
But see my concrete real-world example, where the Archives of Toulouse
uses
A nice side-effect of such a black-out will be to send GLAM
institutions this message: Don't use Wikipedia as a storage
service, use your own websites and free licenses instead.
I would not spend time, energy and money on a service that
can block my contents without even warning and/or asking
Liam Wyatt liamwy...@gmail.com writes:
We have never proposed Wikimedia Commons as a storage service for
GLAMs. We have always said they should have their own catalogue and
share copies of their multimedia with us (and everyone else) under a
free license. That gives provenance and
Hi Erik,
Erik Moeller e...@wikimedia.org writes:
Years ago, we used to worry that people wouldn't/didn't understand
that Wikimedia is a non-profit, that it's created by volunteers, that
it's international/multilingual. Many misconceptions still exist, but
for anyone paying attention, we've
+1 for the need to make it easy to fork (I suggested this back
in 2010 in Gdansk during the barcamp session.)
Yaroslav M. Blanter pute...@mccme.ru writes:
I do agree that the monopoly, at least in this case, is a bad thing, but I
do not see why stimulating creation of the forks would be the
Oliver Moran oliver.mo...@gmail.com writes:
There's no need to re-invent the wheel.
Note that wikipedia and mediawiki already appears in StackOverflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/wikipedia?sort=votespagesize=15
aude aude.w...@gmail.com writes:
I would like to see it located at help.wikimedia.org or
help.en.wikimedia.org or something...
I would suggest ask.wikimedia.org
IMHO help.wikimedia.org is a bit ambiguous as it can mean
Please help Wikimedia.
--
Bastien
Steven Walling steven.wall...@gmail.com writes:
I'll make sure either someone from the Foundation or from their research
group sends out mailing list messages when there is new plans to get
feedback on. Apologies if it was confusing so far.
1.
Dear all,
it's now official: I'm no longer working as an employee of Wikimédia
France.
Please don't use bastien.gue...@wikimedia.fr anymore, use b...@gnu.org
or b...@altern.org instead.
This year has been hectic: I coordinated the WMFR/Toulouse partnership,
organized the GLAMWIKI:Fr conference
Dear all,
The GLAMWIKI:Fr website is now out:
http://rencontres.wikimedia.fr/
Don't miss the list of speakers:
http://rencontres.wikimedia.fr/index.php?title=Who
.. and the detailed program:
http://rencontres.wikimedia.fr/index.php?title=Programme/en
The event takes place on the 3rd and
Dear all,
on behalf of Wikimedia France I am please to announce the GLAMWIKI:FR
conference! This event will take place on the 3rd-4th of december at
the 101 rue de l'Université, Paris (in the new victor Hugo space.)
We published the save your date announcement on our blog:
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