At our all-hands meeting this year, Risker [1] gave a moving talk in which
she pointed out that the Wikimedia movement is a part of the open knowledge
movement. She showed us a picture of Pando, which is a remarkable organism
as you can see for yourself in that article. And she said that the anci
It is not only people who speak English as a second language who are likely
confused. The confusion comes partly from the fact that we have an ED and
some board members saying one thing and official documents submitted to a
funder saying something different. These two sources of information about
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Aspen grove: https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Pando_(tree)
On 17 February 2016 at 10:14, Anders Wennersten
wrote:
> I second this opinion, please remember we are many not having English as
> our mother language
>
> Also besides being all lost in the discussion of Knight grant application,
> I do not
I second this opinion, please remember we are many not having English as
our mother language
Also besides being all lost in the discussion of Knight grant
application, I do not understand a word from the poem of Yates, neither
do I understand the meaning of Aspen grove
Please, please go back
