Below are some recent highlights from the wikiverse.
Here is a Phabractor ticket regarding the showcase from Wikimedia Hackathon
2018 in Barcelona: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T195219
Here is the Wikidata report from the May 2018 issue of *This Month in GLAM*:
Yes. I think I am. I wouldn't have thought that WMF would be so driven by
economics. I would bail from this project and find another that was less
partisan, though fewer and fewer institutions seem nonpartisan to me. I
expect that the WMF projects would be more to your liking without people of
Dennis,
Are you suggesting that public policy to support wikimedians outside
of copyright and internet law would be outside of the basic remit as
specified by the Mission? We should measure how much donors are likely
to donate more or less for each of the issues. I would also like to
know the
While that's a good step to see, I think that an average of five hours per
week for nine months is still a lot to ask, and is not something that I'm
likely to recommend to most people.
However, I have the impression that WMF is trying to involve the community
in this in a significant way, and I
I don't like to steal Kaarel's thunder here, but he actually changed the
number of hours from minimum 5 per week to average 5 per week (which is a
significant improvement):
https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Strategy/Wikimedia_movement/2018-20/Working_Groups=10598095=18129628=18125168
