Apropos Google Search Console:
This might also be an opportunity to make public at least some of the data
that Search Console provides to site owners. That should enable community
members (especially from smaller projects) to detect such issues earlier
and in a more systematic fashion - compared
Hi Steven,If I may, I have a different reading on the topic. Knowledge Equity is a topic because for centuries knowledges have been destroyed, banned, etc? as such, and with our current rules with written sources, funding any organisation empowering marginalised communities is critical.If we were
+1 to this! It can be quite helpful for smaller sites. Thanks for the idea
Tilman.
On Wed, Aug 16, 2023, 3:37 PM Tilman Bayer wrote:
> Apropos Google Search Console:
>
> This might also be an opportunity to make public at least some of the data
> that Search Console provides to site
On Wed, Aug 16, 2023 at 12:34 AM Christophe Henner <
christophe.hen...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Steven,
>
> If I may, I have a different reading on the topic. Knowledge Equity is a
> topic because for centuries knowledges have been destroyed, banned, etc? as
> such, and with our current rules with
Dear esteemed WLM participants and organizers,
We're happy to announce that the WLM 2023 landing page is ready:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Wiki_Loves_Monuments_2023/Organise/Annoucement
We anticipate the impressions captured with your camera and invite you
to visit the WLM
That would be a great discussion indeed to set the line.But it?s the different from what you started the discussion with where you were saying ?we all should want?.I want us to make things that move the needle regarding knowledge equity and that probably require outside of the projects programs.As
I'm very interested to see this develop further, and can understand some of
the tensions that Steven has articulated. It's tricky to experience that we
can't fund everything we want to do that has direct impact on our own work,
and yet fund projects that don't feel like they directly support other
Hello Nadee and all, thanks for this update.
I appreciate the trend towards supporting Wikimedia fellows with this
program -- who could help their host organizations learn how to make their
work compatible with free knowledge projects. They could also bridge our
current wikimedia communities +
On Wed, Aug 16, 2023 at 8:44 PM effe iets anders
wrote:
> I'm very interested to see this develop further, and can understand some
> of the tensions that Steven has articulated. It's tricky to experience that
> we can't fund everything we want to do that has direct impact on our own
> work, and
This is really really disappointing to see. The lessons noted in the blog
post totally miss the point as to why the Wikimedia community has objected
to Knowledge Equity Fund. The issue is not community oversight via
committees or visibility into the work. It’s that the work had no
demonstrable
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