I've seen Japanese text books which have happy, healthy, young
male and female faces that are utilized to comment upon the text.
More like Ash from Pokemon (not the Nurse, lol!)
Why couldn't the personification of Wikipedia a pair of
happy, healthy, young people, a male and a female?
Always seen
On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 2:28 AM, Susan Spencer susan.spen...@gmail.com wrote:
I've seen Japanese text books which have happy, healthy, young
male and female faces that are utilized to comment upon the text.
More like Ash from Pokemon (not the Nurse, lol!)
Why couldn't the personification of
Just a thought, not to dwell on it now, but
I created a quick file of a tshirt.
Good promotional tshirt, anyone?
http://www.sew-brilliant.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/Wikipedia-tshirt.png
(Thanks to openclipart and Wikipedia for their artwork. Noncommercial use in
this file!!)
- Susan
Hi Susan,
thanks for your effort.
On Monday 21 Mar 2011 10:00:19 Susan Spencer wrote:
Just a thought, not to dwell on it now, but
I created a quick file of a tshirt.
Good promotional tshirt, anyone?
http://www.sew-brilliant.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/Wikipedia-tshirt.pn
g (Thanks to
--- On Mon, 21/3/11, Samuel Klein meta...@gmail.com wrote:
Why couldn't the personification of Wikipedia a pair
of
happy, healthy, young people, a male and a female?
Always seen together, side by side?
This is a lovely idea.
Yes. I like the always seen together aspect.
I wouldn't
Thought you'd all like o see this effort
Women Write Wikipedia: A How-To Webinar
Have you ever looked something up in the Wikipedia? Obviously, right? But:
have you ever edited anything in the Wikipedia? Bet the answer is no, and
that's a crying shame! Wikipedia, as you know, is quickly
I am struck by how few voices of reason there are on this mailing list, and
this post is a prime example of why those people have probably mostly thrown up
their hands and left. If the suggestion that we put more hot guys on our main
page was a joke, it was was not constructive; if it was
Like the approach and the way it's worded very much - am hoping we can do
something similar in South Asia, so will share on India list.
Also, I know that is not necessarily the intent, but without (or adapting)
the last line in each paragraph, it's a nice outreach blurb which could be
used for
