Although I don't know the cause of Tony's problems, when I tried to get an
automated email sent from the listserver just now, Gmail automatically
transferred them into the social category so that they weren't visible,
which initially led me to assume that they weren't making it through. Some
email
The primary constraint for Wikimedia Australia in the past couple of
years has been volunteer time, not money.
I expect that that will continue to be the case for the next twelve to
eighteen months at least.
Perhaps part of the problem was that we did take that attitude, and it is
true that an
twelve months, without exhausting our reserve funds, which will put us in a
much better position to request money for the Linkage Grant and other
programmes in the future.
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Craig
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Date: Sat, 5 Oct 2013 15:18:09 +
From: Adam
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Date: Sat, 5 Oct 2013 15:18:09 +
From: Adam Jenkins adam.jenk...@gmail.com
To: Wikimedia-au wikimediaau-l@lists.wikimedia.org
Subject: [Wikimediaau-l] Funding query
Message-ID:
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Hi!
I was surprised to see that WMAU didn't put in an application for funding
with the FDC in the October round. As a result, we won't be getting any
funds from that route in 2013, especially as we didn't apply in the earlier
round. As near as I can figure, we currently have commitments of at
Hi Tony,
Just speaking for myself, I'm sorry to see you leave. I've been thinking of
doing the same, although at the moment it would be more because of ongoing
disillusionment than protest. (There have been a few occasions where it was
the other way around).
I'll hang around a bit to see where
That's great news. :) But while I apologise if this puts any sort of
dampener on it (hopefully not), but at the AGM we were told that this would
place WMAU in debt if we didn't get funding from the second round FDC. I am
sure that expenses were reduced after the decision not to go for the second
Hi!
Pru and I have previously discussed running a workshop, and I'd love
to work with Janet on one. I have a venue that we can use if we don't
want to run it in a library as such, but there is no problems if we
wish to run it somewhere else.
btw, Pru is a librarian and I'm teaching into the
- and sure, I may be able to help out some too.
Personally I haven't really been that concerned by the status quo -
you mention that it isn't 'reliable' - in what way do you feel this is
so?
cheers,
Peter,
PM.
On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 1:52 PM, Adam Jenkins adam.jenk...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
Hi,
The part I'm not sure of is what parts of the Wiki people would wish to
change. There are sections which clearly can't be publicly editable, such as
the rules and minutes, but I'm assuming that there are other sections -
perhaps events? - which would be of interest to non-members for
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