Hi Adam, Pine, Robert,
Thank for the suggestions! In particular, Adam's link to Ford, etal.,
where I read:
-- We used Apache's Map Reduce framework on Amazon's Elastic Map Reduce
(EMR) cloud computing infrastructure to efficiently extract the history
of references to all articles.
That so
http://mic.tatarstan.ru/rus/index.htm/news/1273420.htm
The article is about the Republic of Tatarstan government portal
http://www.tatarstan.ru/ and its subdomains now being available under Creative
Commons Attribution 4.0 International, just like a number of others throughout
the country
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Unfortunately it s been said in Greek wikipedia that people that take
grants are paid editors. And that came from people who already taken grants
for their projects in the past. Dark times in Greek wikipedia...
Στις Τρί, 4 Σεπ 2018 - 00:03 ο χρήστης Pine W έγραψε:
> Hello colleagues,
>
> A topic
I think that this leaves all of us who request WMF grants in difficult
positions, because either we get along with WMF or we risk WMF cutting off
our funding, and there are few non-WMF alternatives for funding Wikimedia
work.
Even if someone finds a non-WMF alternative for funding Wikimedia work,
I'm sorry, my understanding of how Grants are supposed to work was
incorrect. From the board FAQ on the FDC resolution: "The GAC [Grant
Advisory Committee], or something like it, will also need to exist even
when the FDC is up and running, to handle smaller and less complex grants."
There does not
