On 20/04/2011 12:09, Chris Keating wrote:
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> My view is that this is something we need to address - and in
> particular we need to make sure it doesn't become a self-fulfilling
> prophecy.
>
No, but, as a registered charity, seeking funding from UK agencies
Gordo
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On 20/04/2011 11:55, James Farrar wrote:
> I trust you're not advocating tokenism.
The very thought!
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>
> P.S. Diversity of the board?
>
There was a bit of a discussion on Twitter on Saturday about the fact that
all the candidates were white middle-aged men.* The evidence suggests that
most Wikimedians are men (70/30ish?). I had a look at the WMUK membership
list to identify gender on the basis
I trust you're not advocating tokenism.
On 20 Apr 2011 11:44, "Gordon Joly" wrote:
> On 19/04/2011 22:43, Chris Keating wrote:
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>> The new Board is:
>>
>> Roger Bamkin (Victuallers) - Chair
>> Andrew Turvey (AndrewRT) - Treasurer
>> Michael Peel (Mike Peel) - Secretary
>> Chris Keating (The Land
On 19/04/2011 22:43, Chris Keating wrote:
The new Board is:
Roger Bamkin (Victuallers) - Chair
Andrew Turvey (AndrewRT) - Treasurer
Michael Peel (Mike Peel) - Secretary
Chris Keating (The Land)
Martin Poulter (MartinPoulter)
Ashley Van Haeften (Fae)
Steve Virgin (Steve Virgin)
Gentlemen, I exp
Congratulations!
On 19 April 2011 22:43, Chris Keating wrote:
> As you might know, a new Board was elected last Saturday at the
> WikiConference in Bristol.
>
> The new Board is:
>
> Roger Bamkin (Victuallers) - Chair
> Andrew Turvey (AndrewRT) - Treasurer
> Michael Peel (Mike Peel) - Secretary
