Please find copied below the minutes of the board meeting on Tuesday.
At the meeting we heard a report back from Mike Peel and Tom Holden from the
"Pictures in Public" they had just attended, including discussions with people
from the National Portrait Gallery. We discussed a lead from the St H
Hi all,
"I propose that a Celtic Wikipedia Project be undertaken to
significantly increase the number of articles available in the Celtic
languages"
http://www.agencebretagnepresse.com/fetch.php?id=16115&title=Celtci%
20languages%20Internet%20project
Don't we already have a Celtic language
On Sun, Sep 20, 2009 at 10:44 AM, Michael Peel wrote:
> "I propose that a Celtic Wikipedia Project be undertaken to
> significantly increase the number of articles available in the Celtic
> languages"
>
> Looking around,
> there seems to be a fair number of varieties of Celtic languages
> [1] , in
On Sun, Sep 20, 2009 at 3:44 PM, Michael Peel wrote:
>
> Don't we already have a Celtic language Wikipedia? Looking around,
> there seems to be a fair number of varieties of Celtic languages
> [1] , including Gaelic and Welsh. Can anyone clarify this - perhaps
> they were meaning Manx?
>
There i
Hey all.
Before the proper debate begins, I was just trying to work out my own
views on how easy it should be for donors to officially join WMUK, it
occurred to me that there is a huge black hole in my knowledge, and I
was hoping someone might be able to fill it. Is there a /negative/
effect r
2009/9/20 Michael Peel :
> Don't we already have a Celtic language Wikipedia? Looking around,
> there seems to be a fair number of varieties of Celtic languages
> [1] , including Gaelic and Welsh. Can anyone clarify this - perhaps
> they were meaning Manx?
"The Celtic languages" - as Casey says,
2009/9/20 Jarry1250 :
> Hey all.
>
> Before the proper debate begins, I was just trying to work out my own
> views on how easy it should be for donors to officially join WMUK, it
> occurred to me that there is a huge black hole in my knowledge, and I
> was hoping someone might be able to fill it. I
Thanks for raising this - good question.
My understanding is that a large proportion of members in Wikimedia Germany,
for instance, are sleeping members who pay their dues and do nothing else. I
don't think is particularly problematic - you will always end up with some
variation of the 80:20 r
2009/9/21 Andrew Turvey :
> Thanks for raising this - good question.
>
> My understanding is that a large proportion of members in Wikimedia Germany,
> for instance, are sleeping members who pay their dues and do nothing else. I
> don't think is particularly problematic - you will always end up w
- "WereSpielChequers" wrote:
>
> I'm more concerned about what happens when something is posted to our
> site that is unfair, inaccurate and full of malice. Presumably
> Wikimedia in the US is the publisher
I understand that the Foundation claim that they are not the publisher of
Wikipe
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