A few responses;
"..I don't think our chapter is capable of producing a grant application.."
- sure we've only got 10 days, but I think it's worth a try, and the process
of giving it a go would, I feel, be beneficial - does anyone have any ideas
whatsoever they'd like any help in preparing a grant
To be entirely frank, I would have to agree that given both the long
term and recent "controversies" throughout WMF universe which
culminated in Jimmy recently describing PM as a troll and calling for
him to be globally banned, PM is really not an appropriate person to
lead the chapter in requests
'Grant applications are serious, not something that you submit just to
engage with a process and there needs to be a properly thought through
application with an idea of who, what, when, where and how the
proposed project will be run'
- totally agree with this- and agree that it's a large stretch t
I'd like to pitch an idea regarding a possible grant application.
One of the interesting things that came up in Berlin (both Sarah and I
attended the Outreach Case Studies session where this was discussed) was the
Wikiexpedition done by the Polish Wikipedia - I understand the Czechs also
undertook
Well, there's stuff going on. My little "Wikipedia in the Classroom"
project has been boiling away pretty nicely (I really ought to update the
page on the chapter site about that.), but it's mainly foundation-building
stuff that'll let us pull of bigger things in the future.
And as for grants,
I'm personally not keen on the idea of the wiki-expedition as a grants
application. (For informational purposes, according to the Polish
chapter reps, the wiki-expedition was originally an Australian idea
which they found on Meta, but I'm not sure if the Australians who were
discussing the idea eve
Craig, please, please, please do write up on the wiki what you've been
doing. I think it's very important for the chapter's health to see
what members are achieving in their local communities.
On 5/5/10, Craig Franklin wrote:
> Well, there's stuff going on. My little "Wikipedia in the Classroom"
I just signed up to this mail list yesterday (didn't know it had existed
until yesterday).
I had photographed most of the Top End of the NT but lost 80%
(unrecoverable) of my photos during the move down south.
When I returned back to NSW my aim was to cover as much cities, suburbs,
towns, village
You should apply for a small grant for your photography, Bidgee
(either to subsidise travel or for the flash you need).
On 5/5/10, bidgee-w...@virginbroadband.com.au
wrote:
> I just signed up to this mail list yesterday (didn't know it had existed
> until yesterday).
>
> I had photographed most o
Hi Robert,
Probably not the place for this but since you have brought the topic up ...
I have about 50-60 photos from Temora taken last weekend that are almost
ready to upload. Some beautiful churches and public buildings there. These
go with the ones from Ariah Park (a very attractive town), Bec
This all reminds me that I really, really need to go through and upload all
my southern Melbourne, Newcastle, Perth, Mandurah, Geraldton and Bunbury
shots going back four years. Amazing how many you collect fully intending to
upload to commons and it just never happens for one reason or another.
A
And agreed with Sarah - we'd welcome applications to Wikimedia Australia's
own small grants scheme for petrol/travel expenses for individual
expeditions for Commons. Only apply if there actually are expenses - my
trips to the northern suburbs of Perth cost me nothing but my own time - but
these reg
Matt, you should request a small grant for your photography as well.
There's more info on the wiki -
http://www.wikimedia.org.au//wiki/Small_grants
On 5/5/10, Matt inbgn wrote:
> Hi Robert,
>
> Probably not the place for this but since you have brought the topic up ...
>
> I have about 50-60 phot
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