Hi all,
As following the previous email from Galder, I completely agree that this topic
-if there is a trust in the work of Wikipedians and their communities, which I
am sure we all do- should be primarily debated, if not fully, in the
corresponding linguistical version of Wikipedia. As Jane
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I would add to the idea that this is an international mailing list where most
of the users are not from the US the idea that there are other Wikipedias
around that are not in English, so the coverage of details of the US elections
at the English Wikipedia should be discussed... at the English
There are already wikiprojects on English Wikipedia that work on
elections.[1][2] I suggest you might want to continue this conversation
there, with people who have a strong interest in US elections, and a good
grasp on what is and is not likely to make a successful article. As noted
before, this
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Hoi,
What is painfully obvious is the bias that exists. For countries in Africa
we do not even know all the government ministers past and present for the
last 70 years let alone that we know about past elections. At that, it is
fine with me that subjects like this are raised.
Thanks,
GerardM
I do feel US elections and their coverage is an international issue, especially
in light of recent events that threaten democracy and could indirectly affect
things like copyright on the internet. I do share concerns about “social media
events” and it would be helpful to spell out how these
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Dear Maggie and all,
There have been a number of responses from the mainland Chinese media in
the past week, and I found myself thinking about the two below, as well as
the term "infiltration":
https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202109/1234607.shtml
By the way, and not being completely off-topic. Thanks to the "Content
translation" tool, the integration of Elia there (wich has neural translation
between 6 languages, including Basque) and automatic templates developed by the
Catalan wikimedians... I translated this article about the
Hoi,
The point is not that shenanigans in US elections are not worthy of an
article, the point is that our bias towards the USA is such that we do not
even know who the government ministers are of countries like Eswatini.
Countries most "first worlders" do not know to pinpoint on a map.
It is the
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