Implementing flagged revisions to get rid of the vandalism would make
it an even better resouce!
Alan Liefting
Keith Old wrote:
Folks,
According to John Graham-Cumming, Wikipedia is a better resource for
researchers than Britannica.
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Hi folks,
As of today, I'm working as a contractor at Wikimedia Foundation,
helping out with several things, one of which being the Flagged Revs
rollout.
One thing I'm going to be helping William and the crew out with is
working out some of the unanswered questions in the description of the
As of today, I'm working as a contractor at Wikimedia Foundation,
helping out with several things, one of which being the Flagged Revs
rollout.
Welcome Rob. Everybody is eager to get FlaggedRevs finished and
installed, so the speedier the work gets completed the better.
AGK
On 5 May 2010 13:31, AGK wiki...@googlemail.com wrote:
As of today, I'm working as a contractor at Wikimedia Foundation,
helping out with several things, one of which being the Flagged Revs
rollout.
Welcome Rob. Everybody is eager to get FlaggedRevs finished and
installed, so the speedier the
Not that deafening whinging when it goes live is not 100% guaranteed
no matter how much work is done first ;-p
Course. That's all but a given with our community, isn't it? :)
AGK
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On 5 May 2010 14:45, AGK wiki...@googlemail.com wrote:
Not that deafening whinging when it goes live is not 100% guaranteed
no matter how much work is done first ;-p
Course. That's all but a given with our community, isn't it? :)
It's probably a feature. If not, we need to work out how to
It's probably a feature. If not, we need to work out how to make it into one.
Special:Complain? Extension:Whine?
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Hoi,
Given that this was published two hours ago and, not published on
Foundation-l, I forward it. It is rather intriguing. I am interested to
learn what the community thinks of this and, if this is another en.wp only
project.
Thanks,
GerardM
-- Forwarded message --
From:
It would help if someone explained what public policy articles are.
I've never heard of the term before, except vaguely in relation to
politics and local and national government and lobbying in the area of
governmental policy and legislation, but maybe I should have a look at
the Wikipedia article
I archived the original post without reply because the message being
forwarded was so full of indefinite terms that I wasn't sure exactly
what was being said. I do hope that the WMF is not growing fond of
waffly terminology.
Keep it simple, and all that.
AGK
Yes, it is both a US centric and English Wikipedia Centric project. Have a
look at the FAQ which universities will be
involvedhttp://outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/Public_Policy_Initiative_FAQ#Which_universities_will_be_involved.3F
section. Not really the WMF's fault given that the money is coming
On Thu, May 6, 2010 at 8:46 AM, Carcharoth carcharot...@googlemail.com wrote:
lobbying groups. A look through the articles in this category (if
accurately placed there) may help UK readers of this mailing list to
see what public policy means:
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