Hi all,
The Wikimedia Foundation would like your feedback about how we can
reimagine grants to better support people and ideas in the Wikimedia
movement.
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:IdeaLab/Reimagining_WMF_grants
We’ve been discussing the idea with the grants committees and are now
ru
Hi all,
The Wikimedia Foundation would like your feedback about how we can
reimagine grants to better support people and ideas in the Wikimedia
movement.
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:IdeaLab/Reimagining_WMF_grants
We’ve been discussing the idea with the grants committees and are now
ru
Yes it can be possible without touching the fundraising's banner.
The banner can be put in the Mediawiki:sitenotice in each project and
can cohabitate with the fundraising's banner.
The real problem is that a small banner can have only a limited effect.
On 18.08.2015 23:31, Platonides wrote:
Really sad indeed. Specially for a country with such a complicated
situation as Italy.
Given that they are going to take you banner time, maybe they would be
possible to be convinced to include a small "WLM ad" in the donation page?
I would expect targetting people that visit the page but doesn
Kenneth Cook wrote:
I consider this to be spam, do you?
Ken
Yes, of course. It is a misleading text "Important message, visit xyz"
with a link to a compromised website that redirects to a page
impersonating a newspaper in order to get you use a trading program. (at
your own risk, and accord
On Tuesday, 18 August 2015, attolippip wrote:
>
> Can we get the WMF comments about it publicly?
>
> The WMF Fundraising department asked me to submit my own comments and
feedback from previous years that can be taken into account for the 2015-16
fundraiser at:
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fu
On Tue, Aug 18, 2015 at 2:59 PM, Romaine Wiki
wrote:
> Hi Antanana,
>
> And I forgot to mention, this same issue existed in 2014 as well, with also
> there the downside effects.
>
> This subject is of banners has been discussed internally with the local
> Wiki Loves Monuments team, after I tried
Hi Romaine,
Sad to hear this. I remember running in the same situation a couple of
years ago (2013) when a really prominent "new privacy policy" banner was
put up for everyone with a high percentage for most of the month [1].
Back than I contacted the people at the WMF responsible for that. I
Hi Antanana,
And I forgot to mention, this same issue existed in 2014 as well, with also
there the downside effects.
This subject is of banners has been discussed internally with the local
Wiki Loves Monuments team, after I tried to gave some insights in the
matter. I think this is done so becaus
Hi Lisa,
This is kind of confusing. Can you explain why Fundraising can't alter its
fundraising schedule for Italy in order to accomodate the WLM annual
community activity?
Thanks,
Pine
On Aug 18, 2015 11:42 AM, "Romaine Wiki" wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Sad news.
> The title of this thread seems a bi
Sad news indeed.
Is there a public discussion about this issue anywhere?
Can we get the WMF comments about it publicly?
Best regards,
antanana
ED of Wikimedia Ukraine
2015-08-18 21:42 GMT+03:00 Romaine Wiki :
> Hi all,
>
> Sad news.
> The title of this thread seems a bit hard, but that is practi
Hi all,
Sad news.
The title of this thread seems a bit hard, but that is practically the
situation as it looks now.
*Background*
Wiki Loves Monuments is the yearly photo contest since 2010, organised by
many local Wikipedia communities and local chapters. For this contest a
banner is shown on top
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