On Sun, 2009-11-29 at 18:10 +0000, zeyi wrote: > Dear All, > > Our initiative, Britain loves Wikipedia is coming. According the plan, > the event will launch at the Victoria and Albert Museum on Sunday, 31 > January 2010, followed by a series of events each weekend at museums > or galleries around the UK. > > It would be great if members can join this event at many volunteering > point. Currently, there are three entries to join in this event: > > 1, designing Poster: Poster will be used to advertise this event on > local avenue, college campus and other public areas. > > 2, designing T-shit: T-shit will be given to volunteers on that day, > which need to be remarkable, and represent our logo. > > 3, signing for volunteers: in the event date, we need volunteers on > museums to lead people, assist museum staff, even encourage people to > join Wikimedia UK. Please check the date and location from > http://uk.wikimedia.org/wiki/Initiatives/Britain_Loves_Wikipedia, and > sign the event which is suitable for you to attend. > > Please do contact Project leader Mike Peel or me for helping any > issues above. All ideas and comments are welcome!
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I would (although not yet a WMF-GB member) be delighted to chase up Chamber's Street Museum in Edinburgh to do a day. I got dragged round there from around age 8 (32 years ago) by my grandfather. He was a teacher and ex-mining engineer from WWII. At that thime they had a lot of hand-made (but look like Hornby) models of engineering work. I would be most interested in knowing if they still have them hidden away somewhere. As a kid I loved going round and pushing all the buttons to make things like bridges raise and mineheads run. Those would make great little video clips for commons if I can borrow some sort of decent vid-cam. -- Brian McNeil <brian.mcn...@wikinewsie.org> http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Brian_McNeil Content of this message in no way represents the opinions or official position of the Wikimedia Foundation or any of its projects.
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