*English Wikipedia Preparation/Prioritisation Event on Tuesday 17th
November*
Many thanks to those of you who have signed up to the movement strategy
prioritisation event for the English Wikipedia community next Tuesday, via
the Google Form
Hello
Small update on the #shesaid initiative :)
Camelia Boban volunteers to host a webinar in the next few days, to
explain Wikiquote to anyone interested. This is part of the #SheSaid
initiative to enter valuable quotes from notable women on #wikiquote.
If interested in knowing more about
Do we have good examples of where providing money for a data package
resulted in substantive contributions by that person *to discussions* (as
distinct from mainspace edits/uploads)?
I admit I am skeptical. But I'm eager to have my mind changed, if there
are some successes anyone can point to.
Hi everyone,
@Stella - Thank you for reaching out and asking the question! As it is
rather specific, I will respond and continue this conversation in a private
thread.
For everyone to note - providing data packages is indeed something we can
do to support participation in the movement strategy
Dear fellows in strategy conversations,
@Yair Rand - Thank you for taking the initiative and working with the
community to facilitate conversations related to movement strategy! This is
truly appreciated.
I have received some questions regarding the global governance topics off
list, so I would
Dear Asaf, I or my user group are not recipients of such a grant but a
reliable internet connection could be costly especially if you need a
reliable connection for video/voice discussion, in the case of Iran, Mobile
operators offer much much much reliable connection than normal ISPs, the
speed is
Oh, I should have clarified: I am well aware of the fact data is much more
expensive in many parts of the world!
What I am skeptical about is giving out data packages to people who
*haven't* been involved in discussion and governance so far, with the
expectation that removing the cost barrier
