On 29/05/12 00:38, John Vandenberg wrote:
On Mon, May 28, 2012 at 8:37 PM, Thomas Dalton wrote:
Editing on behalf of banned users is against policy. Working with banned
users isn't, but taking dictation from them would probably cross the line.
No, it isnt against policy. The policy is that th
If you had been banned for being a specialist, the public would be
understandably surprised, but you weren't.
I think the public would also be surprised about why I was banned, as it
happens.
Ed
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On 28 May 2012 12:08, Edward at Logic Museum wrote:
To all:please stop feeding the troll.
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Wikimedia UK press release about my QRpedia work at Birmingham Moor
Street Railway Station, from WikimediaUK:
http://blog.wikimedia.org.uk/2012/05/technological-landmark-for-award-winning-birmingham-moor-street-station-press-release/
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Andy Mabbett
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I've been sitting in the office with Stevie listening to him ring round the
various railway magazines - it takes a while to explain QR codes to some of
them, but once you start mentioning combining modern technology with
preserved steam locomotives, you can hear their ears perking up...
Richard Sy
I find QR codes a little hard to get excited about (perhaps because I don't own
a smartphone), but if we can get the railway publications, and through them the
railway industry, interested in Wikimedia, it could lead to some very
constructive partnerships. There are a lot of dilapidated railway
