Hello Rover,
I want to thank you and your team for so much work, and so much great work.
This decision was difficult for everyone, and I am glad to see that it has
come to a conclusion. I think it's important to know how to pause and
breathe deeply sometimes. I am looking forward to seeing more
Thanks to everyone who's participated in WMHK and in particular everyone
involved in Wikimania 2013! Thank you for your efforts and best wishes to
those aiming to move things forwards again.
On Wed, Feb 8, 2017 at 11:48 AM, Wong Rover wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> On behalf of
This particular decision has arguably been a long time coming, but I am
sad that it has indeed happened. My best wishes to all Wikimedians in
Hong Kong with whatever their plans are for the future.
KTC
On 08/02/2017 02:19, Kirill Lokshin wrote:
Hi everyone,
Recognition as a Wikimedia
I am glad to see that the WMF is being rigorous in ensuring that the
donors' money is being spent effectively and accountably by the affiliated
organisations. Of course one does not expect a detailed narrative when the
WMF deems it necessary to take action in this way since named individuals
are
Hi all,
On behalf of WMHK, I would like to say something.
Some may think it is pity that WMHK has been de-recognized. But the board
of WMHK has actually already decided to disband the chapter.
Although WMHK will cease to exist, I still hope the other chapters will
continue to try their best in
Could we have a confirmation from AffCom that the list of formerly
active affiliates on meta is "official", i.e. the definitive public
reference list, and is maintained?
*
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_movement_affiliates/Formerly_Active_Affiliates
If it is officially maintained,
Thanks Kirill
In my opinion this is reasonable. We need to have criteria for what
affiliation with the movement means and what it requires from those
affiliated. If the requirements are consistently not met than removing
official affiliation until it is is simply common practice.
James
On
Agree the WMF staff dont always but the community/committee level does I
have experienced it first hand, both personally and as a chapter there are
policies written about not biting people so it happens all to regularly.
Maybe there is also the influence of being isolated in Australia that we
Hi Gnangarra,
Unlike user groups, which can meet reporting requirements simply by
providing an annual report of activities, chapters are additionally
required to publish a complete set of financial statements annually.
Further, chapters that receive funds from any Wikimedia Foundation grant
On Wed, Feb 8, 2017 at 9:22 AM, Gnangarra wrote:
> Observation: When we place trust within the projects and the community it
> appears that we like to grab the biggest stick possible to whack people
> with it with at the first opportunity.
I am not going to comment on this
was writing my comment at the same time as Manuel, there is a local legal
dimension in his comment that hasnt been brought up here that is there may
be no ability to scale back to a Usergroup model, those dimensions will be
different for every country but we need to also recognise that they exist
trying to understand the process as well as the why here,
what I see at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Reports is that they havent
supplied the 2015-16 report they report on the period 1 Jul to 30 Jun (same
as WMAU). On September 9 2016 they were asked to furnish this report and
given until 1
Salut Gilbert,
a brief summary of the benefits, limits and expectations of chapters can
be found here:
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Affiliations_Committee/Chapter_Summary_Matrix
Apart from that has every chapter a Chapter Agreement which has more
details.
On top of that additional
Hi,
where is it possible to read this specific list of tasks in order to
understand this email ?
Regards,
Gilbert
Le 08.02.2017 à 03:19, Kirill Lokshin a écrit :
Hi everyone,
Recognition as a Wikimedia movement affiliate — a chapter, thematic
organization, or user group — is a privilege
Hi everyone,
Recognition as a Wikimedia movement affiliate — a chapter, thematic
organization, or user group — is a privilege that allows an independent
group to officially use the Wikimedia trademarks to further the Wikimedia
mission. While most affiliates adhere to the basic compliance
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