Dear all,
Please help us shape Wikimedia UK's work for 2013!
At the Board meeting on Thursday, we felt that we need more creative ideas
to put into the 2013 plan, as what we currently have is a bit too similar
to the 2012 Activity Plan. Every Board member has committed to coming up
with at least
I was surprised to see so little stuff behind the screen. I would
expect the work behind the screen to extend back a long way, and for
the scaffolding to eventually join up with venerable-looking buildings
(to represent GLAMs, universities etc.). I haven't the artistic skills
to realise this vision
Asking people to comment on something they haven't seen would indeed
be unreasonable. Fortunately, Jon did something entirely different:
inviting those interested to get in touch with the person who will
write the response. Why not take up the suggestion?
On 3 August 2012 20:41, geni wrote:
> On
Thanks for the suggestions and views about whether/what sort of submission
WMUK should make to the consultation on the CDB.
There isn't a 'response' to comment on at the moment as we agreed as a Board
on Thursday night that WMUK should go ahead and make a submission to the
consultation. The Board
On Aug 3, 2012 5:07 PM, "Gordon Joly" wrote:
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> On 03/08/12 15:46, Michael Peel wrote:
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>>
>> 'We' the editing community (all >1000 that !voted online) felt SOPA/PIPA
was relevant, and blacked out the site. 'We' the charity communicated the
decision and views of the community to the media. It's
On 4 August 2012 12:14, Martin Poulter wrote:
> Asking people to comment on something they haven't seen would indeed
> be unreasonable. Fortunately, Jon did something entirely different:
> inviting those interested to get in touch with the person who will
> write the response. Why not take up the
On 04/08/12 19:14, Deryck Chan wrote:
No they aren't, and they shouldn't be expected to, because the two
have a great overlap of membership and the same goals.
Overlap of membership is no reason to make two groups identical, either
in reality or in the mind of third parties.
Gordo
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Human perception is rarely governed by either reason or reality.
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Rexx
On 4 August 2012 21:52, Gordon Joly wrote:
> On 04/08/12 19:14, Deryck Chan wrote:
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>>
>> No they aren't, and they shouldn't be expected to, because the two have a
>> great overlap of membership and the same goals.
>>
>
