[x-posted announcement]
Hello,
The next online office hour session of the Wikimedia Language team is
scheduled for Wednesday, March 22nd, 2017 at 13:00 UTC. In this session we
would like to initiate a conversation about compact language links[1
Gergő Tisza wrote:
>In any case, it seems a bit tendentious to raise this in the context of
>the Code of the Coduct, which (as it has been told ad nauseam) was a
>volunteer initiative, organized mostly with resources available to
>volunteers.
The subject-space and talk pages have literally
Hi all,
This thread is diverging more and more away from its original subject.
Please open a new thread if you're interested in discussing items not
directly related to Quim's email re CoC. This can help the audience of this
list with discovery of relevant content and discussions later on.
I think the calendar I mentioned above on Meta probably could be improved
in some ways. If a lot of folks start using it, it will become quite long,
for one. An archiving system for each month might be a good idea.
What ways could there be to sort or segment the calendar that would be
useful for
Hoi,
Please ..
From my perspective we should not talk about secondary topics like this. We
should certainly not be this aggressive. I said it before and I say it
again. When you are interested in what we aim to achieve talk about WHAT we
can do to do better and let HOW we can do better from an
"Jethro"
On Sat, Mar 18, 2017 at 8:15 PM, you wrote:
> Well, folks are free to ignore invitations to comment; there are indeed a
> lot of discussion notices for various matters, so I don't blame them if
> they world rather volunteer their time in other places.
>
> But they cannot then also
Hi John,
the Wiki-research-l mailing list (CCed) is usually a better place to
ask such questions than Wikimedia-l.
Without having taken a look at the book you mention, here are two
pointers to research that might be related:
