Personally, I think the 2 articles in the Bengali Wikipedia
serving a speaking community of 230 million is an even better example
of failure.
-Robert Rohde
On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 8:22 PM, Lars Aronsson wrote:
> Andrew Gray wrote:
>
>> For those curious as to overall statistics, that's about
This seems like an amazing chance for WikiProjects in almost any area.
Describe how your work supports open education, set a project with
milestones and metrics for success, and submit a grant request:
http://blogs.talis.com/education/incubator/guidelines/
SJ
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Andrew Gray wrote:
> For those curious as to overall statistics, that's about 270 language
> editions of Wikipedia, now. (The various lists seem to disagree
> slightly, and it's a little lower if we omit two "empty" projects).
I think we need to get away from counting articles and languages,
as
Wikimedians--
Sadly, due to some technical and planning issues, we are postponing the
implementation and testing of the re-designed donation button until
after Wikimania. While we had hoped to conduct the test starting Monday,
we're just not perfectly happy with the implementation and testing
2009/8/19 Ray Saintonge :
> Gregory Maxwell wrote:
>> On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 12:15 PM, Nathan wrote:
>> [snip]
>>
>>> certainly see why it would be frustrating for him: he's much more reasonable
>>> in voice chat than over text, and if the audio were widely circulated it's
>>> possible he would ha
Gregory Maxwell wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 12:15 PM, Nathan wrote:
> [snip]
>
>> certainly see why it would be frustrating for him: he's much more reasonable
>> in voice chat than over text, and if the audio were widely circulated it's
>> possible he would have come in a few places higher
2009/8/19 Gregory Maxwell :
> On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 12:15 PM, Nathan wrote:
>> certainly see why it would be frustrating for him: he's much more reasonable
>> in voice chat than over text, and if the audio were widely circulated it's
>> possible he would have come in a few places higher in the e
On Wed, Aug 19, 2009 at 12:15 PM, Nathan wrote:
[snip]
> certainly see why it would be frustrating for him: he's much more reasonable
> in voice chat than over text, and if the audio were widely circulated it's
> possible he would have come in a few places higher in the election.
Mr. Kohs may have
I think Adam's explanation as phrased leaves out a little bit of the
reasoning behind not releasing the audio; from conversations on Skype, my
understanding is that he refuses to release it to you directly. I believe
(and hope) that he is still willing to release it publicly in some way, and
I thin
Greg has a legitimate grievance here; within the last few minutes it's come
to my attention just how substantial it is. Something needs to be said in
reply (and apologies written to the candidates who participated).
What transpired is this: WikiVoices currently has a shortage of reliable
audio ed
I want to add another aspect, which makes Alphacript a PITA:
Their arbitrary selection of author names. From all those contributors
of all articles included in their (usually incompetently compiled) selection,
they just pick the "best sounding", i.e. realnamish, on the front and into
the amazon sy
As you may have seen we recently received a $300,000 grant to work on
multimedia usability.
http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Press_releases/Wikimedia_Ford_Foundation_Grant_July_2009
A critical position for the project is the product manager role. We've
just posted the position as we're imagini
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