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On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 6:29 PM, Thomas Dalton wrote:
> > I also don't see any problem with the WMF hosting a mailing list--we
> > have a number of locally user-based email lists for entities which
> > have no interest in forming a chapter (Wikimedia-sf to name one) and I
> > see no problem with t
> I also don't see any problem with the WMF hosting a mailing list--we
> have a number of locally user-based email lists for entities which
> have no interest in forming a chapter (Wikimedia-sf to name one) and I
> see no problem with the creation of a Wikimedia-man-uk (or something
> like that).
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Cormac Lawler wrote:
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>
> I've been discussing with a few people (not on this list) about
> forming a group of people in and around Manchester who are
> interested in free culture - for seminars, workshops, and other
> related activities. There have b
2009/1/15 Chris McKenna :
> On Thu, 15 Jan 2009, Thomas Dalton wrote:
>
>> [The Internet Archve]
>> need to do something to minimise the risk of illegal images being
>> archived.
>
> Illegal according to whose defintion? The definition that applies
> currently, or the defintion that applied at the
On Thu, 15 Jan 2009, Thomas Dalton wrote:
> [The Internet Archve]
> need to do something to minimise the risk of illegal images being
> archived.
Illegal according to whose defintion? The definition that applies
currently, or the defintion that applied at the time the page was
archived?
AIUI t
i for one have spare hosting, so im sure dependant on the needs hosting
wouldn't be a problem. just got to ask round. if you want to email your
needs offlist ill see what i can do, if you want
regards
mark
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 5:22 PM, Thomas Dalton wrote:
> > Which brings me to the sec
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 5:20 PM, Thomas Dalton wrote:
> 2009/1/15 Ian A. Holton :
> >> "Following complaints that its child-porn blacklist has led multiple
> >> British ISPs to censor innocuous content on the Internet Archive's
> Wayback
> >> Machine, the Internet Watch Foundation has confirmed th
> Which brings me to the second point -
> which is to ask whether Wikimedia UK could support such locally-based
> activities by, for example, hosting a mailing list, wiki, and/or other
> webspace? It seems to me to be well within WMUK's remit - but I'd like to
> hear what other people on this list
2009/1/15 Ian A. Holton :
>> "Following complaints that its child-porn blacklist has led multiple
>> British ISPs to censor innocuous content on the Internet Archive's Wayback
>> Machine, the Internet Watch Foundation has confirmed the blacklist contains
>> images housed by the 85-billion-page web
Although i dont speak for everyone i think that supporting something like this
would be something that the chapter would be interested in supporting.
However, for the time being i think that it beyond the chapter to provide any
form of hosting. We are attempting to seek our own hosting right no
Hi,
I've been discussing with a few people (not on this list) about forming a
group of people in and around Manchester who are interested in free culture
- for seminars, workshops, and other related activities. There have been a
few very small and informal meetings so far - but we're planning to in
2009/1/15 Ian A. Holton :
>> "Following complaints that its child-porn blacklist has led multiple
>> British ISPs to censor innocuous content on the Internet Archive's Wayback
>> Machine, the Internet Watch Foundation has confirmed the blacklist contains
>> images housed by the 85-billion-page web
>
> "Following complaints that its child-porn blacklist has led multiple
> British ISPs to censor innocuous content on the Internet Archive's Wayback
> Machine, the Internet Watch Foundation has confirmed the blacklist contains
> images housed by the 85-billion-page web history database."
>
( http
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 12:33 AM, Thomas Dalton wrote:
Perhaps we should ask some board members
> from other chapters what they get up to? How much time they spend on
> chapter stuff, in particular.
>
Well. It can differ widely. (In a perfect world, every board member
would "work" the same amo
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