Re: [Wikimedia-l] Movement Strategy: Recommendations and community conversations launching next week

2020-02-03 Thread Chris Keating
> > Superprotect is now over five years old. Superprotect's removal is now over > four years old. It was a mistake, and it was explicitly acknowledged as > such: the then-ED of the WMF said it had "set up a precedent of > mistrust". Almost all of the people involved in it are no longer affiliated

Re: [Wikimedia-l] Movement Strategy: Recommendations and community conversations launching next week

2020-02-03 Thread Pine W
Hi Dan, I think that there are a couple of lines of thought here. I think that we should make a distinction between individuals and the institution of WMF. For the former, I think that you make a good point. Along the same lines, there were probably people who worked at WMF at the time and had

Re: [Wikimedia-l] Movement Strategy: Recommendations and community conversations launching next week

2020-02-03 Thread Dan Garry (Deskana)
On Sat, 25 Jan 2020 at 23:49, Pine W wrote: > Here are a couple of arguments from WMF in favor of SuperProtect, which was > implemented to prevent local users from removing MediaViewer. Superprotect is now over five years old. Superprotect's removal is now over four years old. It was a

Re: [Wikimedia-l] Movement Strategy: Recommendations and community conversations launching next week

2020-02-03 Thread Aron Manning
On Sun, 26 Jan 2020 at 00:49, Pine W wrote: > Here are a couple of arguments from WMF in favor of SuperProtect, which was > implemented to prevent local users from removing MediaViewer. > It's interesting that this topic came up, as there was a bug in MediaViewer that disturbed me so much I've