I aggree with JP Béland: the computer security obviously affects the
Wikimedia users, but imho we shouldn’t do more than we can and let the
responsability of their own security to the users -- although we should
contribute for a decent security.
For the specific topic you brought about
Dear friends of free knowledge,
Over the past days I have been approached by many of you with kind remarks
on the experimental WCA year; actually, I am fine and looking forward to
finish some work discussed on in Hong Kong. (Let yourself be surprised. :-)
) Thank you, and see you again soon in
Hello Ziko,
I like your diary very much and I just love your point regarding fundamental
lack of political education among the activists.
Regards,
Pavlo
On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 6:56 PM, Ziko van Dijk vand...@wmnederland.nlwrote:
Dear friends of free knowledge,
Over the past days I have
Sue:
I also hate the idea of premiums. We will never want to do lame premiums.
But there may in the future be a cool thing to offer with donations, who
knows -- so why limit ourselves by saying we will never ever do something?
Zack
On Wed, Aug 14, 2013 at 5:46 PM, Sue Gardner
Yes MZ, agreed that this is would be good to have documented on meta. In
fact this has been raised in our internal discussion already.
At the moment one of my side projects is a major overhaul of the
fundraising pages on meta, and I plan to incorporate aims and principles
into this prominently.
yep. i strongly agree
'an understanding of some basic concepts and ideas' is really important, i
believe
but what-makes-wikiworld-go just doesn't seem to work within a 'formal'
organization
i wonder if a 'visible' hierarchy 'reverts' users into ordinary people...
ziko, thank you for sharing
That's exactly what Ziko is talking about:
Hierarchy really 'reverts' users into real people, but moreover - it gives
them power to command the resources (people and money are just resources for
many of 'commanders'), and politics - how to gain ASAP and then to keep
...ALAP (as long as possible)
On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 2:55 PM, Fred Bauder fredb...@fairpoint.net wrote:
http://feedly.com/k/14WeLcY
I wish I was grossly misrepresenting the situation here. If I am, please
do
set me straight.
You're not wrong, but getting the attention of a federal prosecutor would
be easier for
Discussed several times with no clear outcome.
http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikimedia-l/2013-January/123678.html
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:Terms_of_use/Archives/2011-10-06#WSJ_Op-Ed_.22Should_Faking_a_Name_on_Facebook_Be_a_Felony.3F.22
We at WikiProject Medicine are working on a collaborative effort with
Translators Without Borders (TWB), a group which includes 2,000 or so
volunteer translators. We are working to translate key medical articles
into as many other languages as possible. Currently we have translated
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A big thank you to all the translations from TWB and for you James for
organizing that, this is a great project and awesome results!
Thanks!
JP Béland
aka Amqui
2013/8/20 James Heilman jmh...@gmail.com
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