2009/1/13 Nick Jenkins <nic...@gmail.com>: > People like most the things that are hard or impossible to get - so we > emphasise the private-tour backstage-pass element of this, we emphasise > that this has never been done like this before, and we emphasise that > it's first-come first-serve, and we emphasise that if you're too late to > sign up then **tough luck!** >
I'm thinking that this fact alone will be way, way more than enough incentive for people to come along. You'll become a piece of Wiki history, maybe get a nice photo with the folks, and an awesome story to talk/gloat about to your peers. If I had some extra money, I myself wouldn't hesitate going down there, even though I'm a fairly inactive gnome. All we have to do is spread the word around, and get their names on a list or something. Also, whether or not there's a fair number of interested people, I'd suggest visiting/researching the museum exhibits independently, to find subjects to look further into. Getting an idea of what's there beforehand might make the thing go more smoothly, as well as know what related articles to look into, and in turn, finding editors who have attached themselves to specific articles, to help spread/sort the information later on. -- Always here, Lloyd Nguyen zero1328 _______________________________________________ Wikimediaau-l mailing list Wikimediaau-l@lists.wikimedia.org https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikimediaau-l
