What can I say? Its no fun if my notes make sense to anyone else. Let me
explicate:
- people thought our stickers were tatoos. They actually really wanted em as
such. Lil late to explore that at this point but I can ask jay
- someone thought a jimmy side scroller (Ala Mario) would be fun. Vandals
Woot! time to break out your best ideas for showing/telling our favorite
projects. Things that are big and manipulable might be good... (cutouts of
wiki syntax?), ideas for printed posters, signs, stories (a display about
10M files on commons? A display about Wikipedia around the world, from
On Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 7:42 PM, phoebe ayers phoebe.ay...@gmail.comwrote:
Our two most successful games ever are the 10 degrees of Wikipedia game and
guess the language. More games and cool visualizations would be super.
How about spot the fake game where we gather fun stuff from the April
Awesome! Thanks Stephen!
phoebe
On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 11:46 PM, Stephen LaPorte
stephen.lapo...@gmail.comwrote:
Phoebe,
I just submitted a late application for Maker Faire, and I will keep
everyone updated if we get space!
Cheers,
Stephen
On Apr 7, 2011, at 5:07 PM, phoebe ayers
Re: that specific weekend, I've been meaning to announce -- the weekend of
the 23rd is the first Good Internet conference at Berkeley. Should be a
great event for anyone on this list: it's designed to explore the idea of
digital citizenship, i.e. how to use the Internet for good. I believe
Hi SF,
As you know Wikimedia-SF has had a booth at Maker Faire the past three
years. Maker Faire is awesome! It's a fair amount of work to put together,
however. Last year Jon Davis and I coordinated the booth. Unfortunately this
year we have both been super busy all spring, and we missed the
