Ryan,
I feel the same way, and I keep wondering what I can do to help populate
Wikimedia Commons categories of artists. I feel quite proud of the list I
produced, and I uploaded a bunch of images to get it this long. I have been
fascinated by the stories of the women on the list and made two ent
On Mon, May 20, 2013 at 8:53 PM, phoebe ayers wrote:
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> One neat thing: I recently stumbled across and did a little work on the
> article about the amazing Dorothy Garrod:
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorothy_Garrod
> I love it when I come across a biography of someone that I knew nothi
Phoebe, that's so cool! It's always nice to see other people working on
women scientists. :)
Myself, I've been taking a break from the scientific biography and working
on [[Blue Qur'an]] - it's such a beautiful manuscript and so unique!
kei
On Mon, May 20, 2013 at 1:53 PM, phoebe ayers wrote:
On Sat, May 18, 2013 at 9:35 AM, Jane Darnell wrote:
> Good luck with the AfC backlog Sarah - it depresses me to just think
> about that.
> ...
> After talking about it for 2 years, I have finally created the list of
> Frans Hals paintings, and though I promised myself I would be done by
> the mu
Wow, that's an amazing list! I wish all artists had lists like that.
Ryan Kaldari
On 5/18/13 9:35 AM, Jane Darnell wrote:
Good luck with the AfC backlog Sarah - it depresses me to just think
about that.
Here in Haarlem we are celebrating the 100 year anniversary of the
Frans Hals Museum. There
I've been creating articles about "Feminism in..." different countries, so far
Germany and the Netherlands, and expanding Feminism in Italy. My ambition is to
get through a few of these over the Summer. I'm enjoying the research, the
history is always so different from country to country.
Audre
This is the kind of thread I like... ;)
I've put myself in the Wikicup, so many of my edits are with the
competition in mind. I have a FA ([[Heart of a Woman]], Maya Angelou's
fourth autobiography) that just passed, and I have four others languishing
at GAC. I also have an Angelou featured topic
I tend to avoid AfC, and #wikipedia-en-help because the people who tend to
it also tend to really violate WP:OWN in a good-faith and incompetent
manner. I'm sure the majority of articles in AfC will eventually pass
muster, even if they don't when they are first reviewed. The few who can't
is what m
On 5/18/2013 12:35 PM, Jane Darnell wrote:
Good luck with the AfC backlog Sarah - it depresses me to just think
about that.
*Wow, I didn't even know it existed. So there actually are people who
will create an article (of interest to them) if you put up some refs,
maybe an outline. I have a b
Good luck with the AfC backlog Sarah - it depresses me to just think
about that.
Here in Haarlem we are celebrating the 100 year anniversary of the
Frans Hals Museum. There are copies of Frans Hals paintings placed
strategically around town to show what the museum has to offer. One of
the men who
I figure it's high time to start a positive (or call to action oriented)
focus thread again that is focused on empowering women on this list to
share.
Women - and those who identify as - what have you been editing lately?
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I've been working hard at building my "to do" lists for the crowdsourc
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