a comment on The Australian's page), still not a single comment has
been approved for publication. I wonder why that is? Is there some
official policy within the pro-Free Culture movement that mandates
suppression of critical viewpoints of the movement?
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Liam says:
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Somehow, I doubt if making *you* very pleased is a concern that motivates
many people, especially on this list.
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Be that as it may, Liam, was there any aspect -- any aspect whatsoever -- of
my request that would not be happily addressed by any transparent and open
, and the criteria by which Q2 Consulting was selected, I would be
very pleased.
Kindly,
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on the
current page on the original domain. The Internet Archive has been
entirely unresponsive to these mailed letters of request. I think the
Wikimedia Foundation shouldn't be lining up to cooperated with organizations
that don't even respond to important matters of defamation and libel.
Gregory
Gerard M. says:
Dear Greg,
This is not about criticism but about research. With respect I have not seen
your research papers, I am not aware of your credentials that would make you
a choice to be considered for being part of a research committee.
Given that the work of the committee includes
clarification of this question would be a helpful learning.
Thanks,
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elsewhere. Should you ever again initiate
a market research survey, I'll again be happy to provide you insights and
guidance.
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Point of clarification... does Jimmy Wales have the authority to
impose a global ban on a user?
http://en.wikiversity.org/w/index.php?title=Wikiversity:Community_Review/Wikimedia_Ethics:Ethical_Breaching_Experimentscurid=92825diff=548143oldid=548142
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these mistakes because Philippe Beaudette has
indefinitely blocked me from that wiki because I offered a strategic
recommendation regarding Jimmy Wales that he disagreed with.
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funds were simply put into the
bank? Do you think donors think this is an important mission, to
build up the savings account?
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Wow, this is big news! Now with Google cooperating with the National
Security Agency, everything seems to be lining up for Wikimedia.
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Fantastic work! Kudos to Rand Montoya!
I loved the use of color to help convey the important messages.
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to the
Wikimedia Foundation in 2008, but that can't be construed as a
licensing deal, I'm sure.
http://www.mywikibiz.com/Directory:Wikimedia_Foundation/Grand_Donors
I look forward to any info anyone might be able to provide.
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Who is the chair of the Advisory Board at this time?
http://wikimediafoundation.org/w/index.php?diff=45392oldid=45263
If the spot is open, I would be willing to consider taking on the role.
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, they don't seem ready to run such
workshops themselves at present. ---
Have the connections with participants afterwards been maintained?
And, I'm curious to know why Wedemeyer felt that the Foundation
doesn't seem ready to run such workshops. What is that all about?
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themselves at present. ---
Have the connections with participants afterwards been maintained?
And, I'm curious to know why Wedemeyer felt that the Foundation
doesn't seem ready to run such workshops. What is that all about?
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It sounds like some Foundation-l readers are unfamiliar with Craigslist.
Here are some news clippings to better familiarize yourself:
*http://tinyurl.com/craigslist-in-news
*Gregory Kohs*
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Blog Planet,
on the pretext that if the control page is on en:wp then they must own
it. Suggest moving control page to Meta.
- d.
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David, could you please provide more detail to your characterization that
ArbCom is messing with this aggregator?
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that if it is rejected, they can see that the censorship of this problem is
quite possibly systemic.
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Still no reply here, nor on the Meta Wikimedia page? It's Wednesday.
That was Friday. Perhaps the official response is no comment, or
maybe Rand Montoya is on vacation?
Gregory Kohs
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I am wondering if someone at the WMF
tactical and strategic) for the 2010 fundraiser.
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are starting to use the
Internet on their own?
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?) that you're helping to fulfill that mission with publication of
images like these,
with little to no concern whether there are minors consuming them.
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One point that the apologists seem to be missing is that the Wikimedia
Foundation assumes and expects that sometimes minors have administrator
rights on the Wikimedia projects. This then gives them the responsibility
of deciding what is suitable content or not for the project. Likewise, the
, to
really help us improve the usability of Commons and the upload
process on Wikimedia projects as its stated goal would indicate.
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Robert Rohde said:
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At its core though, the fact that Wikipedia works can be repackaged
and sold is a feature of the free content movement.
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Via trickery? Some accomplishment.
Andrew Gray says:
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this may be a failing of Amazon
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Amazon... Where have I
David Gerard said:
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2009/8/13 David Goodman dgoodmanny at gmail.com:
I would be exceedingly uncomfortable with us organizing a negative
campaign against any publisher not actually violating our copyright.
. A factual campaign, providing information is another matter. It
wondering (and I suppose others may be, too) whether the staff and
board feel that Charity Navigator is a reputable and credible measurement
service, and if so, are you satisfied with receiving two out of four stars
in this area, and if not what do you plan to change to improve the rating
next year?
Gregory
Mike Godwin says:
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You should publish the results of your statistical research of
high-school-teacher attitudes toward Wikipedia. It will be especially
useful if you have a large sample size and minimal selection bias.
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Of course, I never said my anecdotal experience
will be the $500+ donor segment. They are a key constituency in
supporting the financial stream, as every single one of them is worth 16 or
more average donors.
Kindly,
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:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=ensafe=offq=%22%241.7+million%22+technology+wikimedia+%22sue+gardner%22
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Andrew Whitworth opined:
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On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 3:56 PM, Gregory Kohs thekohser at gmail.com
https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/foundation-l wrote:
* I would consider it equally trolling to assume or pretend that an
** unfortunate financial situation did not happen, just
mailing list? Sue Gardner deserves more
respect than that.
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Austin Hair extended me the courtesy of taking me out of the moderated
posting queue.
In light of my recent blogging gaffe (though amended the same day my error
was confirmed), I look forward to continuing my message of pressing for
ethical and professional non-profit governance, with a tone and
Geni wrote:
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Given how spectacularly incorrect your published accusations were
that's a pretty pathetic defense. Are you going to apologise?
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I reported that the Wikimedia Foundation is seeking to sub-let space that it
itself is renting. I have an e-mail from the
money over to Wikia's
accounts receivable to expand their footprint. Sue Gardner, Jimmy Wales,
Michael Snow... someone please set us straight! Comment on the blog that
scooped this story!
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Gerard Hoi Meijssen writes:
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What would be more obvious then looking for other premises when the current
ones are no longer sufficient.. Gee.. hiring new premises .. with sufficient
elbow room for some time ??
I wonder.. Gee Gregory, you already mentioned that ... are they really
of human knowledge, folks.
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Thomas Dalton asked:
Has tech money been spent on other things previously? That is news to me.
For your edification, Thomas, since at least you seem willing to listen, as
opposed to some others here who simply tut tut at all the trolling and
the time wasting any critics might have to offer:
.
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, for WP:POINT's sake. Hmm... that gives me an idea...
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of board memberships. Is anyone working on
them, or will I have to do it myself?
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mind trick.
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it was then. This must be the professionalism and efficiency we were
expecting from all of the added money being thrown at the Foundation.
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The data of the Wikivoices interviews were never lost. It was not given to
Gregory on his request. It will be either published publicly or not
published at all. This has been said before and it is now said again.
Thanks,
GerardM
Gerard, do you know the reason why the recording would be
be a problem -- but how will we ever know, if no
concrete reason has ever been presented for the deliberate suppression of
the raw audio file, and refusal to turn it over to any of a number of
independent audio technicians who could do the job in 24 hours?
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appearances of self-dealing?
http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/foundation-l/2009-January/049340.html
Oh, yeah, that's it.
How are you feeling about this, now, Mr. Dalton, given that the evidence
just seems to keep piling up?
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(Beesley). Then visualize a guy lining up the yummy rice on
his fork (Omidyar Network).
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Alex Roshuk:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Alex756oldid=105080989
That might give you a clue as to the tack that Anthony was talking about.
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will?
Your pithy inspirational motivations are ringing hollow for me, Mr. de
Vreede.
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While the time and effort that went into Robert Rohde's analysis is
certainly extensive, the outcomes are based on so many flawed assumptions
about the nature of vandalism and vandalism reversion, publicize at one's
peril the key finding of a 0.4% vandalism rate.
Nathan said:
...but certainly its (sic) more informative than a Wikipedia Review
analysis of a relatively small group of articles in a specific topic area.
And you are certainly entitled to a flawed opinion based on incorrect
assumptions, such as ours being a Wikipedia Review analysis. But,
Apologies to Nathan regarding the Wikipedia Review description. The
analysis team was, indeed, recruited via Wikipedia Review; however, almost
all of the participants in the research have now departed or reduced their
participation in Wikipedia Review to such a degree, I don't personally
consider
Riddle me this...
Is the edit below vandalism?
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Arch_Coaldiff=255482597oldid=255480884
Did the edit take a page and make it worse? Or, did it make the page a
better available revision than the version immediately prior to it?
Methinks the Wikipedia
Phil Nash wrote:
Many editors undo and revert on the basis of felicity of language and
emphasis, and unless it becomes an issue is an epiphenomenon of the
encyclopedia that anyone can edit. so I can't see how this is a good
example of anything in particular.
And, with point proven, I rest my
And here is where many of the flaws of the University of Minnesota study
were exposed:
http://chance.dartmouth.edu/chancewiki/index.php/Chance_News_31#The_Unbreakable_Wikipedia.3F
Their methodology of tracking the persistence of words was questionable, to
say the least.
And here was my favorite
, Gregory Kohs thekoh...@gmail.com wrote:
I have asked the User who is supposedly in possession of the raw audio file
to explain what's happening, and he has bluntly replied that he is no longer
interested in spending the two days that it would take to edit the
two-hour audio feed.
I
At some time into the WMF Board candidates campaigning season, the
Wikivoices project undertook a sort of candidates debate, where a Skype
conference served as a central meeting point for at least eight of the
candidates to orally respond to questions posed them. This debate
transpired about two
of the attendees.
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Will the final report include a note about how unwelcome User:NawlinWiki
made the study participants feel when he indefinitely blocked their accounts
for abusing Wikipedia?
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Logpage=User%3AUsability_Tester_3
Am I on moderation?
On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 9:23 AM, Gregory Kohs thekoh...@gmail.com wrote:
Says Michael Snow:
The Wikimedia Foundation Board of Trustees urges the global Wikimedia
community to uphold and strengthen our commitment to high-quality,
accurate information
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So
that a properly-designed and fairly-executed survey may not
return results that foster their preconceived desires to railroad through a
license migration (which, unfortunately, is my key takeaway from observing
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or reorganized at some point since their 2007 filing of the Form 990,
as the Stanton Foundation?
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Geoffrey Plourde said:
Why should a taco stand use a dry cleaning shop when it can get
another taco shop?
Gregory Kohs responds:
I might be able to give a better answer if you could tell us whether
it is Taco Stand A or it is Taco Stand B in your analogy that is the
non-profit charity, funded
space doing them no good empty.
Net result: Tax-advantaged dollars will be transferred to a for-profit
corporation with an inside track to the decision-making body of the
non-profit organization.
It strikes me as fishy, to use a gentle word.
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questions, to want
some sort of back up to assure him he is not living in a digital
version of a Kafkaesque nightmare. If your team would stop censoring
WP:BADTHOUGHTS, maybe there wouldn't be such a rush to the media?
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