2017-07-12 1:34 GMT+01:00 Natacha Rault :
> So this is the translated part stopping in may 2017 (recent developments not
> included)
I had a bit of spare time this morning so I've translated part of May (below).
4 May 2017
Explanation of the number of resignations from the Board
Emeric Vallesp
Hi Chris,
Great, thank you! I’ve integrated some parts as another person was translating
this morning.
A first version of the TL in english should be made available today.
Kind regards
Natacha
> Le 12 juil. 2017 à 10:14, Chris Keating a écrit :
>
> 2017-07-12 1:34 GMT+01:00 Natacha Rau
How grotesque.
Don't sue your own members.
Don't publicly trash a former staff member: it is obscene.
Samuel, Émeric, Édouard, Marie-Alice, Florian: Please recant and retract
this entire unfortunate statement. It is beneath you all, particularly the
name-calling and conspiracy theory. Talk to
Congratulations all of you!
Subhashish
On Mon, Jul 10, 2017 at 6:31 PM, Katy Love wrote:
> Lovely to hear this. Looking forward to seeing what's next for the user
> group!
>
> Katy
>
> On Fri, Jul 7, 2017 at 7:05 PM, Kirill Lokshin
> wrote:
>
> > Hi everyone!
> >
> > I'm very happy to announce
Yesterday, a few hours after the whole membership of Wikimedia France
was served that litterature masterpiece from its board (ED), someone
told me :
"any wikipedian reading that letter will add a {{refnec}} at the end of
all sentences"
Since I was mentionned, I would like to renew my positi
Thank you kindly, Florence, for this note and update. {{refnec}}s for
everyone.
Katy: 💕!
I tried translating the letter (literary NLP?) into English, posted here
for commentary and annotation:
https://medium.com/@metasj/a-recent-letter-from-wmfrs-
board-annotated-d8e19c2bc0b
(As it is not freely
The New Voices [1] initiative of the movement strategy [2] has produced
dozens of compelling and challenging insights from around the world. In
July, we are focusing on sharing the key outcomes of New Voices projects
leading up to and through Wikimania 2017 [7]. Here are two recently
published mate
Today's article in the Guardian [1] is one of many on "Fontgate",
regarding the date Microsoft's "Calibri" font [2] became available and
its relevance to allegations of corruption in Pakistan. The author of
the article doesn't seem aware that the "company" Wikipedia doesn't
decide when pages a
Thank you Samuel and Chris for this work of transparency you guys have done.
I'm so sad to see how the board of Wikimedia France, my former fellows, can
lie and libel amazing people such as Caroline, Christophe or Florence.
Sincerely,
Le 13 juillet 2017 à 04:03, Samuel Klein a écrit :
> Thank
