Hello everyone,
We want to share with you a blog post and a report (longer version) on a
technical workshop series conducted as part of the Small wiki toolkits
(SWT) initiative in June for the Indic community.
The blog post summarizes the planning that went into designing the workshop
series,
Hi all,
If this were a more predictable year, Wikimedians from around the world
would be together this weekend at Wikimania Bangkok 2020, in the warm
hospitality of our remarkable Wikimedia ESEAP hosts. We’d be preparing for
a weekend of inspiring presentations, serendipitous meetings, and
[Apologies for cross-posting]
In so much excitement, after successful iterations of the Months of African
Cinema global contest[1] for the past years, we are happy to announce that it
will be happening again this year, starting from October to November. In the
past editions of the contest,
We have an archive mixing different licenses now, one is Commons ranging from
CC-0 to CC BY SA, and other ones are local Wikis sometimes including in their
spectrum of situations many non-free files in fair use. this is proof that an
archive hosting non-free files with other free-licensed
On Sun, Aug 2, 2020 at 3:52 PM Samuel Klein wrote:
> I don't think we should mix NC with free-knowledge licenses .
> I do absolutely think we should maintain an archive, visible to the public
> with at most a simple hoop to jump through, of material that is offered to
> us in any legal way but
