Hi Maggie,
Thanks for the prompt response. I do not know who those ‘native speakers’ are,
perhaps that’s just a way to avoid providing language proficiency certificate.
I do not know. Google translation might even do better.
I am more than certain that this translation is not just faulty or
un
Hi Maggie,
I’m not sure which translation service you’ve retained. This is a grossly
unprofessional and barely intelligible Chinese translation. In the very least,
I’m pretty sure there are plenty undergrads at Berkeley who you can pay minimum
wage with that would do so much better than this. P
I do agree, and I do think legally biding election could be a better way.
Although,
1) Membership is not required to vote in WMF’s election. It is a requirement
for Wiki Project Med’s election. Editors may want to vote while keeping their
presence anonymous.
2) WMF and most non-profits are neve
Wikimedia Foundation is not a membership-based organization, you don’t pay a
membership dues like those of many professional organizations. Henceforth, it
is theoretically cannot be an election which would not be legally enforceable
without registered voting members, that’s paying members with v
Gerard, Fæ and others,
You are both correct, if we treat commons as an auxiliary tool for media
hosting, then yes, it’s ok and working fine. And to Gerard point, it’s
effectively saying commons is difficult to use and navigate as a website for
non-English speakers, which is totally understandab
