Hello,
Indeed, that's a great and kind thought. Thanks for initiating this.
I am also available for communication (any topic, specially non-wiki
topics, food, books :))
Thanks
User:Titodutta
(Wikipedian)
On Tue, 4 Aug 2020 at 04:36, Bodhisattwa Mandal
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am getting news
+1 and I agree with others. I am working on Wikipedia from last five years
and during my journey I just felt we are here for each other. I will go
through with Bodhi's point that we are facing these difficult times due to
COVID-19 and cases are increasing day by day in India, as all know. It's
Hello,
I am getting news that some of our community members from different parts
of the country and/or their loved ones, relatives and close neighbours are
getting infected by COVID-19 and/or affected by psychological problems due
to the stagnation of our lives for last few months. Things are
+1 to everything that others said. We are getting negative reactions from
readers everywhere. No doubt, it's a bad design with a very unacceptable
tone to ask for money. In the midst of COVID-19 crisis, it's a very bad
timing too.
Being active on non-Wikipedia projects, this donation campaign
+1Balaji
Regards,
Er. Suyash Dwivedi (pronouns - he/his/him)
(U:Suyash.dwivedi)
suyash@gmail.com
IST (Indian Standard Time) UTC+5:30
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On Mon, Aug 3, 2020, 11:45 PM balaji wrote:
> Mostly of people asked of if the donation notice was geninue or scam.
> Since they
Mostly of people asked of if the donation notice was geninue or scam. Since
they know I am closely associated with wikipedia movement they asked me.
Sudden popup of donation notice seems like a spam or hacking by external
agency. Totally uncool. And seeing the count shown I felt like I am being
Hi,
Here is some note by Amit Abhyankar on Facebook. There are similar comments
on this post.
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I guess most of us have received this message when accessing Wikipedia.
While there is nothing wrong in asking for donations, I didn't like the
tone of this appeal.
The way it says
