On 27 October 2011 00:44, Brian McNeil brian.mcn...@wikinewsie.org wrote:
I might upset a few people here, but,... Why does this even have to in
any way link to Wikipedia?
[else where you also said The point here is not to drive traffic to
Wikipedia]
I'm not concerned with driving traffic to
With regard to notability, all war monuments are landmarks potentially
worthy of a Wikipedia article. Due to how difficult it is to source
the material, I would encourage any group or individual to consider
extending (or more likely creating) the article for the local town or
village that created
I might upset a few people here, but,... Why does this even have to in
any way link to Wikipedia?
Just because we've a pet 800lb gorilla is no reason to point people at
it repeatedly.
Because Wikipedia has the biggest audience. Most partners care about getting
audience and exposure for
(apologies for cross-posting, but it's a UK topic, a MILHIST topic, GLAM
topic and an education topic all rolled into one)
You might be interested to know that Wikimedia UK has lent its support to a
bid led by a researcher at University of Birmingham, supported by Oxford
University and also the
Chris Keating, 27/10/2011 19:51:
3) It's also relatively unusual for a Wikimedia organisation to provide
support to someone else to apply for third-party funding in a
competitive tendering process, but in this case the Wikimedia UK board
thought it was quite justified in pursuit of our
