I suspect if you took any group of 800 people who almost all traveled by
air for between 8 and 25 hours from all over the world, and probably all
spent what felt like way too much time in airports in each direction, and
also made the conscious choice not to mask up while in close proximity with
> It would be hard to know where you picked it up from. Certainly the longer
> you?re in a venue, the chances increase but you can still pick it up in
> locations you may have only spent a few minutes in.
It’s difficult, but not impossible; contact tracing is A Thing, and can be
traced back
It would be hard to know where you picked it up from. Certainly the longer you?re in a venue, the chances increase but you can still pick it up in locations you may have only spent a few minutes in. There was an uptick in cases world wide around the time of Wikimania. I was unable to attend due to
Testing for COVID is on the decrease. I wonder if all twenty are getting
tested, or if they are getting tested, how inclined they are to tell others
they’ve caught it?
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> On Sep 8, 2023, at 7:55 AM, Reke Wang wrote:
>
> There was over 20 Taiwanese people
I got COVID at Wikimania as did my boyfriend Fabian. Our symptoms both
began two days after the conference. I was sick in bed, hardly moving for 3
days. Both of us have been vaccinated five times in the United States and
caught COVID one time before.
Completely unrelated, but back in the United
There was over 20 Taiwanese people participated Wikimania, and only two of
them has told to others that they got COVID. The other 90% participants
were healthy I think.
Andreas Kolbe 於 2023年9月8日 週五 下午10:44 寫道：
> Hi all,
>
> I've heard from a couple of Wikimania attendees that they got ill with
> I didn't attend but I'd imagine any event with international attendees would
> have a increased chance of spreading covid, even if certain measures were
> taken to prevent that from happening.
Nevertheless, there are measures that can be taken to reduce the likelihood.
Honestly, I need to
I didn't attend but I'd imagine any event with international attendees
would have a increased chance of spreading covid, even if certain measures
were taken to prevent that from happening.
On Fri, Sept 8, 2023, 10:47 a.m. Galder Gonzalez Larrañaga <
galder...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I don't know
I don't know if there's something statistically significant, but when I
returned home, some of my friends were with COVID, and not me. It would be
difficult to know if Wikimania affected people, or simply there's a spike
worldwide.
Take care
Galder
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