Aye, I just saw it too! Matthew Roth (from WMF) is impressed about the
coverage, and overall it's not a bad piece...
Richard Symonds
Office& Development Manager
Wikimedia UK
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On 26/01/2012 17:30, Andy Mabbett wrote:
There's a great article about MonmoutpediA in the Guardian today;
congratulations to all involved, it's a great advert for our work,
despite some (baseless) naysaying.
However (there's always a catch!), the article says:
By April the aim is to dot 1,000 QR codes – a barcode that smartphones can
read – around the border town. Visitors will be able to use their
phones to scan
the QR codes and view the Wikipedia page (in the language their phone is set
up for) relevant to where they are standing.
which is good, but doesn't use the word QRpedia. can we try to
include/. emphasise that name on our marketing; or if we did,
encourage journalists to use it?
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