Andrew Lih recorded our panel "Journalism and the Online Information
Community", but I'm not sure when/if that video will make it to the web.
I can't speak for the organizers, but it is my understanding that Gregory
Kohs was banned under the Safe Space policy, not because he was a critic.
Critics
Thanks Pine. Would the 2016 conference be held at roughly the same time of
year as the 2015? (We're discussing a possible "Wikimedia and Medicine"
conference at the English Wikiproject Medicine, and wouldn't want to clash.)
On that point, is there a central events calendar on Meta for planning
Hi Anthony,
The WCUSA2016 is likely to be somewhere between the start of June and the
end of September. We are trying to work around the dates for WMCON and
Wikimania. Also, because we may have a joint or parallel conference with
our friends at OpenStreetMap USA, we are trying to collaborate with
On Sun, Oct 11, 2015 at 2:12 AM, Anthony Cole wrote:
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> 2) Greg Kohs was banned from attending. I think that was a mistake. He is a
> fierce critic of Jimmy Wales and Wikipedia. I am aware of the lines he has
> crossed in the past (and the seemingly sincere apologies).
Andrew and I are trying some ad hoc solutions for video. Last night I
watched the videos that I took with my camera that's designed more for
stills than video, and the video quality is disappointing IMO. Andrew's
videos are probably better because he has equipment that is purpose-built
for the
On Sun, Oct 11, 2015 at 2:12 AM, Anthony Cole wrote:
> I've been following the conference online and I congratulate the organisers
> - some fascinating presentations and the videos are excellent. A link to
> the videos:
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> http://wikiconferenceusa.org/wiki/2015/Schedule
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:o) Thanks Keegan.
This may be far too much to ask - I don't know anything about costs and
technicalities - but will it be possible in the near future to set up a
camera and some microphones at every session in these kinds of conferences
for people whose health, finances or other commitments
Thanks for that link Anthony - can't wait for the transcript to be added (I
tried grabbing it off streamtext but couldn't). Stuart Ray lists several
things we know we should work on but don't: article ownership, deletions of
primary sources, only zero or negative feedback for valuable
I've been following the conference online and I congratulate the organisers
- some fascinating presentations and the videos are excellent. A link to
the videos:
http://wikiconferenceusa.org/wiki/2015/Schedule
I recommend Stuart Ray's insightful presentation at 4 hours 36 minutes on
day two