Hi All,
To follow up on Janeen's email on the Foundation's Medium-Term Planning,
we'd like to let you know you can find information about the process on our
meta page[1]. We will be posting more information there in the coming
weeks.
If you have any questions or comments about our planning,
Hi Janeen,
Thanks very much for the update. I like the sound of these goals.
I have a question regarding the first goal. Does growing participation
refer to growing human readership, or to both growing human readership and
growing data reuse such as from Wikidata, or to growing human readership
Hello!
Wikimedia Ukraine had its General Assembly on February 16, 2019 and we have
elected new Board and Audit Committee [1]. We have been working on changes
in our organisation for quite a while now with the help of Wikimedia
Foundation grantmaking staff:
1) for a while we have had our General
Greta hi again,
We agree that the discussion is not productive, but we did not initiate
it. On the other hand, we invite everyone involved in this issue to
remember the reasons we got involved in what we do in the first place.
In our case we want to promote open knowledge in the way we think
I also don't see why it would be such a problem to have more articles about
Pokemon.
Volunteer effort is certainly not zero sum.
Contributing to one area doesn't necessarily mean contributing less to another.
Speaking from personal experience now, one of my earliest Wikipedia edits was
Greetings! I'm excited to be the new Chief Operating Officer at the
Wikimedia Foundation and look forward to meeting many of you as I grow in
this role. Until then, feel free to reach out to me at jan...@wikimedia.org.
I've been busy supporting the Medium Term Planning team and wanted to send
an
Hoi,
I have written another blogpost [1] where I express a different approach to
our data. It achieves two things
- an understanding what subjects not articles are most popular in
Wikipedia
- a tool that identifies what subjects we are looking for as missing in
any Wikipedia
the tool