Hello, Rupert.
On Fri, Mar 17, 2017 at 12:17 AM rupert THURNER
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> asaf, you mind loose a word about the spec or brand of these laptops?
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The specs vary, but all laptops are about 3-4 years old. The current stock
includes mostly Dell and Lenovo laptops of
Hi all!
After months of planning, we are underway: we officially launched some big
discussions last week! If you missed the many messages sent out with this
news, read on for more details.
(Apologies for sending this out a few days late - we were very busy with
annual planning meetings last
Gergo, perhaps my point got lost since it was a tangent from the TCoC
discussion. I was intending to address the topic of communication and
information management in general. This topic came up during the course of
the TCoC thread, and I was responding to that. Lodewijk was right to branch
the
Attempting to summon Chris Schilling over here from the other thread. (:
I think that some kind of analysis about optimal use of consultations and
surveys would be beneficial, and I'd welcome seeing something like that in
the next Annual Plan. Perhaps there might even be a consultation or survey
On Sat, Mar 18, 2017 at 1:06 PM, Christophe Henner
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> 2. Time comitment. So on that, we are actively working on trying to reduce
> the mandatory time board members have to allocate to WMF. Goal is between
> this year and next year to lower it down to what we
Hey Pine,
Had to laugh a little bit about a consultation about consultations, but I
understand the rationale for it. Your point is well taken that information
management is important to think about when there is much going on.
I think the community notification calendar
+1
On Tue, Mar 21, 2017 at 5:31 AM, Asaf Bartov wrote:
> Hello, Rupert.
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> On Fri, Mar 17, 2017 at 12:17 AM rupert THURNER
> wrote:
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> >
> > asaf, you mind loose a word about the spec or brand of these laptops?
> >
>
> The specs vary, but all
Dear All,
We finished the Sambad's 100 Women Editathon, As the event was of two days,
the first day was for training the journalists on “How to write on
Wikipedia, Create Account, Upload pictures etc”.. More than 30 journalists
and 3 Wikipedians from Bhubaneswar Tungi attended the event on first
I'm hoping that one advancement which will help both WMF and the community
will be the Newsletter extension. I'm hoping that will help cut down on the
number of broadcast emails and centralnotice banners.
I'd like to see all WMF notifications for consultations and surveys
scheduled for a single
I did, it's not my job to teach Communications theory to the WMF or all
affiliates by writing 50 words in an email. There are plenty of books for
that. Most define what Communication is, and how to measure its success,
perfectly well.
Fae
On 20 Mar 2017 10:24, "Gerard Meijssen"
In practice what we (Wikimedians) see from WMF communications programmes is
widely spread announcements and sometimes an anonymous survey, again widely
spread. This is literally not 'communication', it is 'broadcasting'.
For communication to be meaningful, your message must not only be sent to
Thanks Fae.
Aside from what the initiator of the communication can do (in this case,
the WMF/affiliates), what could the community do to make their life easier?
It sounds to me like you're answering that with 'nothing'. Fair enough,
thanks for the response. Anyone has some ideas what might be
Might it be useful to analyse the community before trying to get communication
out of them? Then efforts can be directed to be more representative of the
various parts. OK, I understand that to analyse them it needs some
communication. But that is a specific and directed communication. Work out
Hi Pine,
it's always easier of course to tell other people what they have to change,
which is why I'm asking the opposite question too :) What can we change, on
our end, to make communications easier for the WMF, for community members
that want to reach out, for chapters and other affiliates. All
All surveys should have a feedback option at the end, That lets people comment
on what was right or more often what was wrong with the survey. There is almost
always something wrong with the questions and options for answers, which is
annoying and frustrating as you know that the results will
Hoi,
Would you be so kind and answer the question Lodewijk asked. We are all
aware that things are not perfect but what is it that can be done to
improve it?
Thanks,
GerardM
On 20 March 2017 at 10:58, Fæ wrote:
> In practice what we (Wikimedians) see from WMF
Hi all,
I would like to introduce you a new project: In collaboration with FABER
humanities residency, Amical Wikimedia is co-organizing a* onsite* stage.
We do an opencall to journalists, data scientists, sociologists and
humanists to meet during some days in a quite village and make a state of
Thanks Alex!
For some reason I did not notice this detail. Thanks :) We are going to
share it with our community! As you said it is interesting to be involved.
We have participate in some discussions here in Argentina :)
Great job and great to see innovative proposals within the movement!!!
Love it! It is an ongoing debate that we is also taking place in Argentina
so we are going to spread the word.
Any facilities regarding flights? Just to have the full picture of the
activity!
Thank you!!!
2017-03-20 13:29 GMT-03:00 Àlex Hinojo :
> Hi all,
>
> I would like
Hi Anna, thanks for your kind words.
As said in the one-pager, organisers don't fund flight:
"Faber offers free accommodation and half-board (breakfast and dinner) for
residents. There is also a fully-equipped kitchen at residents’ disposal in
case they would like to prepare their own
lunch.
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