We had a bit of a mix up with the journalist as I told him we had been
shortlisted for the SmartUK award and then I realised it was not public
knowledge. I think the piece is very well written and includes more that
just what we told him. Hes done some research! I thought we were on the
"cutting room floor" - Monmouthshire CC will be very pleaseed wit this I
think and it shows what we can do.

Hope WMUK editors are still plugging away at Monmouth articles - we do have
50 so far (approx)

Roger

On 26 January 2012 17:39, Richard Symonds
<[email protected]>wrote:

> 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
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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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