The reference to Julian Assange suggests that the poster is looking
for Wikileaks - which is in no way associated with either Wikimedia
Australia or the Wikimedia Foundation. I presume the best way to
submit documents to Wikileaks is to go to Wikileaks (.org, in fact)
and click on the great big
Since the Ideascale site is now closed, I'll post my latest big idea here:
One of the biggest gripes that Wikimedians and other open content
fans have had in recent years is the issue of claiming copyright over
retouched and/or digitised versions of public domain content. Since we
would probably
Apparently, it's been 1 year since the Australian Bureau of Statistics
applied the Creative Commons license to all of its online content, and
now they'd like to find out who's been making use of it.
There's a survey on their website, so if anyone here has, for example,
incorporated ABS data into
As for a venue, I've heard good things about Milk and Honey
(http://www.milkandhoney.net/milkandhoney/). I do apologise for being
the one responsible for such an unsightly meeting time, but I'm
actually going to Sydney that afternoon.
I'm also excited to hear about contacts with these other
things going on. However, I will keep you posted.
CM
2009/2/18 Gnangarra gnanga...@gmail.com:
You'll be in Perth that sounds like a good excuse for organising a meetup,
do you have any time available?
2009/2/17 Confusing Manifestation confusingmanifestat...@gmail.com
Oh great ...
Seeing as I'll
This is what I was trying to get at. Hence why I said that the
organisations who we'd work with wouldn't necessarily be donors (and
probably often wouldn't, since then there wouldn't *be* any mixing of
money and editing). And let's put it this way - would you rather us
having a section on an
