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Salvio giuliano, Timotheus Canens, Worm That Turned, and YOLO Swag); four candidates are sitting arbitrators (David Fuchs, Elen of the Roads, Jclemens, and Newyorkbrad); and two have previously served on the committee (Carcharoth and Coren). Four Wikimedia stewards from outside the English Knowledge stepped forward as election scrutineers: Pundit, from the Polish Knowledge; Teles, from the Portuguese Knowledge; Quentinv57, from the French Knowledge; and Mardetanha, from the Persian Knowledge. The scrutineers' task is to ensure that the election is free of multiple votes from the same person, to tally the results, and to announce them. The full results are expected to be released within the next few days and will be reported in next week's edition of the

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on the distribution of grant funds among applying Wikimedia organizations. The committee, which has a separate operating budget of $ 276k for salaries and expenses, considered 12 applications for funds, from 11 chapters and from the WMF itself for its non-core activities. The decision-making process included community and FDC staff input after October 1, the closing date for submissions. Taken together, the volunteers decided to endorse an average of 81% of the funding sought—a total of $ 8.43M, which went to 11 of the 12 applicants. This leaves $ 2.71M to be distributed in round 2, for which applications are due in little more than three months' time.

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and periods of total downtime, have caused considerable disruption to the Toolserver's usual functions. Those functions are highly valued by many Wikimedia communities ... In 2011, the Foundation announced the creation of Wikimedia Labs, a much better funded project that among other things aimed to mimic the Toolserver's functionality by mid-2013. At the same time, Erik Möller, the WMF's director of engineering, announced that the Foundation would no longer be supporting the Toolserver financially, but would continue to provide the same in-kind support as it had done previously.

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mission in different countries, and the foundation itself. The results are preliminary assessments that will soon be put to the FDC's seven voting members and two non-voting board representatives. The FDC in turn will send its recommendations to the board of trustees on 15 November, which will announce its decision by 15 December. Funding applications have been on-wiki since 1 October, and the talk pages of applications were open for community comment and discussion from 2 to 22 October, though apart from queries by FDC staff, there was little activity.

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preceding days, concerned the potential of the amendment to the information law to allow extra-judicial censorship of the internet in Russia, including the closure of access to the Russian Knowledge. Among the questions now are how effective the blackout was and where we go from here in terms of internet freedom in one of the world's biggest and most influential countries.

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illegal-activities policies remain equivocal about how the site should treat entries about sex tourism more generally, and drugs that are classed as illicit in almost every country. Yet the Signpost has found it remarkably easy to locate material in Wikivoyage that violates both the spirit and the letter of the policies.

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Knowledge. A company that sells dietary supplements made from frankincense had taken a competitor to court. The recently published judgment by the Higher Regional Court of Munich, in dealing with the German Knowledge article on frankincense products, was handed down in May and is based on European competition law.

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The first round of the Wikimedia Foundation's new financial arrangements has proceeded as planned, with the publication of scores and feedback by Funds Dissemination Committee (FDC) staff on applications for funding by 11 entities—10 chapters, independent membership organisations supporting the WMF's

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The WMF's Funds Dissemination Committee has published its recommendations for the inaugural round 1 of funding. Requests totalled US$ 10.4M, nearly all of the FDC's budget for both first and second rounds. The seven-member committee of community volunteers appointed in September advises the WMF board

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Nominations closed last Friday for the three community-elected seats on the Wikimedia Foundation's (WMF) ten-member Board of Trustees—the ultimate corporate authority of the worldwide WMF. The Board has influential roles and responsibilities over one of the most powerful global information sources on

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A little more than six days after the close of voting, the results of the annual Arbitration Committee (ArbCom) elections have been announced. Of the 22 candidates, 13 managed to gain more supports than opposes, though only one gained the support of more than half of the voters. Eight were elected to

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With the promotion to featured article of Grus (constellation) on 17 May, Casliber became Knowledge's second featured-article centurion, following Wehwalt's groundbreaking achievement last December. Cas's first FA, Banksia integrifolia, a group effort, was promoted on 16 November 2006. His first solo

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Russian Knowledge blackout; WMF tools; Wikitravel proposal revisited: A protest against Russian State Duma Bill 89417-6, a draconian internet censorship bill. "Today, the Knowledge community protests against censorship as a threat to free knowledge that is open to all mankind. We ask that you oppose

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Two Wikipedians set to face jury trial : In dramatic events that came to light last week, two English Knowledge volunteers—Doc James (James Heilman) and Wrh2 (Ryan Holliday)—are being sued in the Los Angeles County Superior Court by Internet Brands, the owner of Wikitravel.com. Both Wikipedians have

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It is well known that women are underrepresented in the sciences, and that high-achieving female scientists have often been excluded from authorship lists and passed over for awards and honours solely on the basis of gender. Also significant has been the underplaying in the academic literature, news

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Last week, media outlets reported a ruling by a German court on the problem of businesses using Knowledge for marketing purposes. The issue goes beyond the direct management of marketing-related edits by Wikipedians; it involves cross-monitoring and interacting among market competitors themselves on

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The next twice-yearly round of Funds Dissemination Committee (FDC) grantmaking is soon to close for community questioning and commentary. Ten nation-based Wikimedia chapters and one thematic organisation are asking for a total of more than US$ 5M of donors’ money from the Foundation’s renamed annual

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This was the year in which one journalist described the flagship site, Knowledge, as "wickedly seductive". It was the year Knowledge's replacement value was estimated at $ 6.6bn, its market value at "tens of billions of dollars", and its consumer benefit "hundreds of billions of dollars". But it was

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In a bold move, the Wikimedia Foundation's Board of Trustees has announced a major change in policy concerning affiliated groups in the worldwide movement, and FDC funding levels to eligible chapters and thematic organizations over the next two years. Both decisions were published last Tuesday after

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On 2 May 2012, the Wikimania jury announced that Hong Kong's bid to hold the 2013 event had beaten four other proposals. Moderator James Forrester wrote: "The Jury has confidence that the Hong Kong bidding team will pull off a magnificent Wikimania,"—and indeed there were positive comments about the

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Elections have begun for five community members of the Funds Dissemination Committee, the Foundation's volunteer body for judging and recommending millions of dollars worth of annual grants to affiliates in the movement. The election lasts just eight days, from Sunday 3 May until 23:59 UTC on Sunday

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The Bangla language, also known as Bengali, is spoken by some 200 million people in Bangladesh and India. The Bangla Knowledge has a very small active community of about ten to fifteen very active editors, with another 35–40 as less active editors. The project faces particular challenges in being a

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The Toolserver is an external service hosting the hundreds of webpages and scripts (collectively known as "tools") that assist Wikimedia communities in dozens of mostly menial tasks. Few people think that it has been operating well recently; the problems, which include high database replication lag

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Last Friday, the Wikimedia movement awoke to news that one of their number—Rémi Mathis, a French volunteer editor—had been summoned to the offices of the interior intelligence service DCRI and threatened with criminal charges and fines if he did not delete an article on the French Knowledge about a

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Less than three days after the close of voting, the volunteer election committee posted the results on Meta. The worldwide Wikimedia movement has elected three WMF trustees for two-year terms on the 10-seat Board: Samuel Klein (supported by 43.5% of voters), Phoebe Ayers (38.3%), and María Sefidari

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Amid great anticipation the international prize winners have just been announced for the fourth annual Wiki Loves Monuments, now the world's largest photographic competition and one of the biggest events on the Wikimedia movement's calendar. ... The first prize has gone to David Gubler's photograph

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The Core Contest is a month-long competition among editors to improve Knowledge's most important "core" articles—especially those that are in a relatively poor state. Core articles, such as Music, Computer, and Philosophy, tend to lie in the trunk of the tree of knowledge; by analogy, featured-and

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The volunteer-led Wikimedia Funds Dissemination Committee (FDC) and interested community members are looking at Wikimedia organization applications worth about US$ 10.4 million out of the committee's first full year's operation, in just the inaugural round one of two that have been planned for the

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The sister project Wikisource, the digital library that hosts free-content primary sources, is now a decade old. Wikisource, which now has versions in 63 languages, is the sixth type of project to reach ten-year milestone and will be the last until 2016. The Wikimedia Foundation's volunteer Funds

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Community review is open for the four applications in the second and final round of applications to the WMF's Funds Dissemination Committee for 2013–14. Three eligible organisations have applied for funding under the newly named "annual program grants": Wikimedia France, Wikimedia Norway, and the

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Wikimedia editors have been debating a community proposal for the adoption of a new project to host free travel-guide content. The debate reached a new stage when a three-month request for comment on Meta came to an end, with a decision to set up the first new type of Wikimedia project in half a

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At the time of writing, this year's election has just closed after a two-week voting period. The eight seats were contested by 21 candidates. Of these, 15 have not been arbitrators (Beeblebrox, Count Iblis, Guerillero, Jc37, Keilana, Ks0stm, Kww, NuclearWarfare, Pgallert, RegentsPark, Richwales,

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Late last year, the Funds Dissemination Committee (FDC) awarded $ 8.4 million in donors' money to 11 Wikimedia entities, including the Wikimedia Foundation and 10 nationally defined chapters. Under this arrangement, these organisations are required to issue quarterly reports on how far they have

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Last Sunday the board of Wikimedia Germany passed 9–1 a vote of no confidence in the chapter's executive director, Pavel Richter, who has held the position since 2009. With more than 50 employees, an annual budget approaching $ 10 million, and the right to conduct its own fundraising through the

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User:Fæ was elected as the inaugural chair of the new Wikimedia Chapters Association, despite the controversies that have surrounded Fæ on the English Knowledge and Commons, most recently aired in a live case before the Arbitration Committee. This is in marked contrast with unexciting movement,

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report last week, the Wikimedia UK chapter and the foundation published a joint statement on September 28: "To better understand the facts and details of these allegations and to ensure that governance arrangements commensurate with the standing of the Wikimedia Foundation, Wikimedia UK and the

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Individual engagement grants (IEGs) are announced twice yearly by a volunteer WMF committee, the most recent of which we covered last December. The scheme, launched at the start of last year, awards funds to individuals or teams of up to four to produce high-impact outcomes for the WMF's online

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Last year's Wiki Loves Monuments event resulted in the submission of an extraordinary 168,208 images from 18 countries, the world's largest photographic competition. The 2012 event — just opened and running for the full month of September — has required input from chapters and volunteers in 35

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The ninth annual Wikimania conference will open in just over a week at the Jockey Club Auditorium, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Wikimania is for people worldwide who have an interest in Wikimedia Foundation projects. It features presentations and discussions on those projects, on free

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In January we raised several potentially troublesome issues for the Wikimedia movement in taking on Wikivoyage, including the apparent inadequacy of the English Wikivoyage sex-tourism policy, hurriedly strengthened against mention of child sex after our inquiries. However, both sex-tourism and

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The world's largest photo competition, Wiki Loves Monuments, is entering its final two weeks. The month-long event, of Dutch origin, is being held globally for the first time after the success of its European-level predecessor last year. During September 2011 more than 5000 volunteers from 18

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Two weeks ago the Signpost reported that the Russian Knowledge had just begun a 24-hour blackout in protest at a bill that was before the Russian parliament that proposed mechanisms to block IP addresses and DNS records. The protest, implemented after on-wiki consensus was reached during the

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Last week the Wikimedia Foundation released its annual plan for July 2013 to June 2014. It provides a surprisingly frank view—of past achievements and failures, and future goals and risks—that could be afforded only by a non-profit that is confident and beholden to no commercial or political

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Wikidata, Wikimedia's free linked database that supplies Knowledge and its sister projects, is gearing up to submit a grant application to the EU that would expand Wikidata's scope by developing it as a science hub. The proposal, supported by more than 25 volunteers and half a dozen European

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This article was first published in the Signpost in 2009. Written by several long-standing editors, including the late Adrianne Wadewitz, the article was subjected to extensive commentary and ultimately influenced the English Knowledge's plagiarism guideline. With recent debates about close

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The Wikimedia Foundation has sent a formal cease and desist letter to Wiki-PR—the public relations agency accused of breaking Knowledge policies and guidelines by creating, editing, and maintaining several thousand articles for paying clients through a sophisticated array of accounts. The

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Results for the two-stage 2013 Commons Picture of the Year have been announced. This year's winning photograph (above) shows a lightbulb that has been cracked, allowing inert gas to escape—and oxygen to enter, so that the tungsten filament burns. From the flames rise elegant curls of blue

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The annual Wikimedia Conference is about to start in Berlin, hosted by Wikimedia Germany, which won the bid to hold the event over three others. This will be the fifth time the chapter has hosted the Wikimedia Conference—it did so from 2009 to 2012, with attendance ranging from 100 to 180

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The elections for the three community seats on the Wikimedia Foundation's Board of Trustees start on 8 June. This second and final part of the interview explores two broad themes: Meta, the site that hosts movement-wide coordination; and offline entities—the chapters and the new thematic

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also been volunteer Wikitravel editors (and in Holliday's case, a volunteer administrator). IB's complaints focus on both editors' encouragement of their fellow Wikitravel volunteers to migrate to a proposed non-commercial travel guidance site that would be under the umbrella of the WMF.

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The Schools and universities program started in 2003 and evolved case by case with little system. But in 2009, as Wikimedia embarked on its formal strategic process, outreach in higher education came to be seen in terms of achieving explicit goals — especially that of increasing editor

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Last week we reported the announcement of two new affiliate-selected WMF trustees. The board of trustees is the most powerful and influential body in the movement, and chapters have been permitted to select two of the 10 seats since 2008, for two-year terms that start in even-numbered

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Election results for the three vacant seats on the Board of Trustees — Dariusz Jemielnak, James Heilman, and Denny Vrandečić are set to take up their two-year terms on the Board, replacing three incumbents, all of whom stood unsuccessfully: Phoebe Ayers, Samuel Klein, and María

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Sue Gardner to leave WMF; German Wikipedians spearhead another effort to close Wikinews: Ranked as one of the most powerful women in the world by Forbes, Gardner is widely associated with the rise of the Wikimedia movement as a major custodian of human knowledge and cultural

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In apparent acknowledgment of the urgency of two issues facing the Wikimedia movement—the need to engage both women and the global south—the WMF Board has appointed Ana Toni as one of its four expert members. Toni will bring rare expertise to the movement, and the

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Like hammering a square peg into a round hole, the Wikimedia Foundation has submitted a draft annual plan for 2014–15 to its own Funds Dissemination Committee. Unlike the WMF's submission to the FDC's inaugural round in October 2012, the "proposal" does not seek

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The most recent move to reform the requests for adminship process on the English Knowledge has failed, after a complex and drawn-out three-step procedure for community input was subject to decreasing participation as time wore on and came up with no clear

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The Funds Dissemination Committee released its recommendations to the WMF board last Sunday. The news that the Hong Kong chapter's application for US$ 212K had failed was followed by a strongly worded resignation announcement by Deryck Chan on the public

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plan grant process. Aside from Wikimedia UK ($ 708k), the three biggest asks are from the German-speaking chapters: Wikimedia Germany is asking for $ 2.4M and Wikimedia Austria $ 311k; and the German-language-related Swiss chapter is applying for $ 500k.

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A significant move by the Wikimedia Foundation has been to broaden the types of activities it funds to develop several different programs for judging and allocating that funding, and to set up volunteer committees that initially assess applications for

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worldwide Wikimedia movement, Wikimedia UK's trustees and the Wikimedia Foundation will jointly appoint an independent expert advisor to objectively review both Wikimedia UK's governance arrangements and its handling of the conflict of interest."

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countries took part and uploaded 168,208 free images. This year, volunteers and chapters from 35 countries around the world have organised the event. The best photographs will be determined by juries at the national and finally the global level.

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Who reads which Knowledge?: Dutch-born Erik Zachte is the driver of the WMF's statistical output, and he writes that the "report card" and accompanying traffic statistics comprise "enough tables, bar charts and plots to keep you busy for a

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Dissemination Committee has published its recommendations to the Board of Trustees on 11 new applications for annual grants by 11 WMF-affiliated organisations. The maximum total budget for the current and upcoming March rounds is US$ 6M.

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small Knowledge, and Dhaka-based WMF community fellow User:Tanvir Rahman is working to understand these challenges and to develop strategies that can improve small wikis that have strong potential to expand their editing communities.

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decade. The original proposal for the travel guide unfolded during April on Meta and the Wikimedia-l mailing lists, centring around the wish of volunteer contributors to the WikiTravel project to work in a non-commercial environment.

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The supporting staff of the Wikimedia Foundation’s powerful volunteer Funds Dissemination Committee (FDC) have released their assessments for the third half-yearly round of funding applications. The applications for the newly named

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mailing list that Sarah Stierch, a popular Wikimedian and the Foundation's Program Evaluation Community Coordinator, was no longer an employee of the Wikimedia Foundation, as a result of being paid to create articles on the English

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Just two months into his second term as an arbitrator on the English Knowledge, Coren resigned from the Committee with a blistering attack on his fellow arbitrators, saying "it can no longer do the job it was ostensibly elected

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Wikimedia Foundation's (WMF) site banners, Wikimedia Germany is the second-largest organisation in the movement after the WMF itself. The decision was announced on the Wikimedia mailing list by the chapter chair, Nikolas Becker.

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Knowledge's traffic statistics are off by nearly one-third: A prominent Knowledge researcher has discovered that the encyclopedia's widely used article traffic statistics are missing out on approximately one-third of total

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also the year in which one commentator forecast the decline of Knowledge—that the project is in trouble from its shrinking volunteer workforce, skewed coverage, "crushing bureaucracy" and 90 percent male community.

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New trustee Frieda Briosch from Italy: we face "a couple of headaches", she says: "how to boost editors, which includes the development of the next strategic plan, and how to keep our project always 'glamorous'."

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The run-up to the conference has seen the unfolding of two fractious threads on the Wikimedia public mailing list, both of which may serve as background for the last session at Berlin: "Future of the Wikimedia

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The argument on Knowledge over the benefits of crowdsourcing versus the primacy of "expert" contributors stretches back to co-founder Larry Sanger's break with the project to start the alternative Citizendium.

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The annual Wikimedia Conference wound up last Sunday, 13 April—a four-day meeting costing several hundred thousand dollars, hosted in Berlin by Wikimedia Germany and attended by more than 100 Wikimedians.

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project, Diplodocus, followed in January 2007; he has rarely been off the FAC since. In a second story, Ward Cunningham, an American computer programmer who invented the wiki, was interviewed by the WMF.

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In the second controversy to engulf Wikimedia UK in two months, its immediate past chair Roger Bamkin has resigned from the board of the chapter following a growing furore over a conflict of interest.

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progressed towards their declared programmatic and financial goals. The FDC has now announced that all 11 completed and submitted their reports by the 1 April deadline, and have responded to each.

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Wikimedians. This year 160 people are expected at the four-day event, which is mainly for representatives of affiliated Wikimedia organisations. The conference has been built around two themes:

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Esino Lario is set to host Wikimania 2016, but volunteers and others have raised a host of concerns that raise serious questions about the town's suitability for hosting such a large conference.

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In what will be remembered as a game-changing week for Wikimedia grantmaking, the Foundation's executive director, Sue Gardner, published a forthright and in places highly critical statement,

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The opening days of the annual Wikimania, referred to as the "pre-conference", are not typically newsworthy. This changed dramatically when the Chapters Association council met on Thursday.

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The Foundation's new executive director: The Wikimedia Foundation has announced that its new executive director will be Lila Tretikov, until now a chief product officer in Silicon Valley.

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The Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) will announce later today that it will begin accepting edits by mail for all of the projects under its scope, including Knowledge and the Wikimedia Commons.

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The WMF is reforming its grant schemes and the community is invited to look at proposals for a new scheme — for now called "Individual Engagement Grants" — due to kick off on January 15.

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understands that her skills in advocacy and her key roles in international NGOs are likely to be a natural match with the WMF as the hub of disseminating free knowledge around the world.

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The Board’s two-year moratorium on new chapters and thematic organisations has expired; presentation of new criteria is reigniting smoldering controversies and introducing new ones

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In her first interview since taking office, Lila Tretikov, the Wikimedia Foundation's new executive director, speaks about grantmaking, the global south, and the gender gap.

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Fundraising, flora and fauna: Wikimedia Foundation reports on fundraising challenges and new initiatives; Indian botanists rally to build Wikimedia Commons' photo collection

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Wikimania 2013 is to start in five weeks, and includes a presentation by James Heilman of Wiki Project Med and Lori Thicke, president of Translators Without Borders (TWB).

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Foundation's attorneys, Cooley LLP, have demanded that Wiki-PR's employees abide by the site's Terms of Use and the language of a community ban from the English Knowledge.

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After just over a month of deliberation, the Wikimania jury has selected Wikimedia Mexico's bid to host Wikimania 2015 in Mexico City, with a proposed date of 15–19 July.

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The English Knowledge's Arbitration Committee (ArbCom) introduced the first form of what are known as the "discretionary sanction" (DS) in 2009. A new DS regime, called

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The movement, now in its second decade, is growing apace in its international reach, cultural and linguistic diversity, technical development, and financial complexity.

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institutions as project partners, aims to create a virtual research environment (VRE) that will enhance the project's capacity for freely sharing scientific data.

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Victoria Coleman to fill long-vacant CTO role; Trustee Kelly Battles joins Quora executive team; last week for community input on Creative Commons 4.0 license

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Of the 21 candidates, 13 managed to gain positive support-to-oppose ratios, and the top eight will be appointed to two-year terms on the committee by Jimbo.

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Arbitration Committee elections commence: An overview of the English Knowledge ArbCom election; brief notes as Asian and African initiatives wind down

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In brief: Coverage of gender gap initiatives, banner fundraising, and more: Knowledge women in the news, and media reacts to 2016 ad banner campaign

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The removal of administrator rights from all volunteers on the Wikimedia Foundation's official website sparked a highly emotional reaction on the

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Foundation's latest foray into political waters, and grants funding structured data and anti-harassment measures, met with enthusiasm and concern

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Several developments in the $ 2.5 million strategic planning process explored, and a team within the software production department is sidelined

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After six years without creating a new class of content projects, the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) has finally expanded into a new area — travel.

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Although not yet in great numbers, candidates are coming forward for Wikimedia Foundation elections, which will be held from 1 to 15 June.

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an advance copy of the results of a survey of English Knowledge readers regarding Wikimedia fundraising, due for official release today.

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The Wikimedia Conference, for the first time, included groups that wish to be considered for WMF affiliation as thematic organisations.

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Historic last launch of the Space Shuttle Endeavour; Teddy Roosevelt's threat to behead official; 18th-century London sex manual

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Two for the price of one—do the popular Commons image contest and Wikidata licensing serve the community as well as they should?

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considerable post-meeting consultation with the FDC and the Affiliations Committee (AffCom). The core of the first decision is

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India-based Centre for Internet and Society, which last November was recognised as eligible to apply for FDC funding purposes.

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Conference draws highly diverse and productive participation, and several years' advocacy pays off in a new government policy

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Six articles, four lists, one topic, and 17 pictures were promoted to "featured" status this week on the English Knowledge.

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Seventeen articles, three lists, and three pictures were promoted to "featured" status on the English Knowledge this week.

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WMF strategy consultant brings background in crisis reputation management; Team behind popular WMF software put "on pause"

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First chickens come home to roost for FDC funding applicants; WMF board discusses governance issues and scope of programs

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German ArbCom implodes: The German Knowledge's Arbitration Committee loses more than half its members amid political feud

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Foundation presents results of harassment research, plans for automated identification; Wikiconference submissions open

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WMF Board election results; Indian campus ambassadors gear up; Wikimedia UK plans; Malayalam Wikisource CD; brief news

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The global jury of Wiki Loves Monuments (WLM), the world’s largest photo contest, announced its results on 3 December.

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Dates and venues for WikiCon USA 2016, WikiCon India 2016, 2016 Glam Boot Camp and 2016 Wikimedia Diversity Conference

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paraphrasing vis-à-vis plagiarism, we feel that this dispatch retains its relevance and deserves a second airing.

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Four seats to be filled in top WMF grantmaking body; General Counsel and Secretary Geoff Brigham leaves Wikimedia

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Wikimedians and London 2012; WMF budget – staffing, engineering, editor retention effort, and the global South;

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Wikimedians and London 2012; WMF budget – staffing, engineering, editor retention effort, and the global South

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during the Wikimania meeting, on the most important issues facing the establishment of the association.

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The Wikimedia Foundation's vice president for engineering, Erik Möller, will leave the WMF on April 30.

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Vote of no confidence; WMF trustee speaks out: The continuing controversy over a new Board appointment.

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were submitted by affiliated entities on 1 October, and comprise a total of more than US$ 5M in bids.

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The three scrutineers announced the results, a little more than three days after the close of voting.

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23 editors submit evidence in 'Shakespeare' case, Longevity case awaits proposed decision, and more

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Board resolution on controversial content; WMF Summer of Research; indigenous workshop; brief news

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Brazil's boom-time dreams of naval power: The ed17 explains the background to a new featured topic

392:"I think what we need to do is to work to demonstrate that the organisation is stable and strong." 1619:

Sue Gardner to leave WMF; German-language Wikipedians spearhead another effort to close Wikinews

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Swedish Knowledge's millionth article leads to protests; WMF elections—where are all the voters?

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Wikimedia Foundation endorses open-access petition to the White House; pending changes RfC ends

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Whipping fantasies, American–British naval rivalry, and a medieval mix of purity and eroticism

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mailing list—one of the largest off-wiki methods of communication for the Wikimedia movement.

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Hong Kong's Wikimania 2013—failure to produce financial statement raises questions of probity

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The English Knowledge's second featured-article centurion; wiki inventor interviewed on video

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Arb's resignation sparks lightning RfC, Fundraiser 2011 off to a strong start, GLAM in Qatar

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ArbCom referendum goes live; US National Archives residency; financial planning; brief news

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Independent review of UK chapter governance; editor files motion against Wikitravel owners

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WMF on the looming SOPA blackout, Knowledge turns 11, and Commons passes 12 million files

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WMF's latest strategy document shows successes, vagueness, and the need for better data

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Trustee candidates speak about Board structure, China, gender, global south, endowment

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projects. It favours innovative approaches to solving critical issues in the movement.

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Upcoming Wikimedia conferences in the US and India; May Metrics and Activities Meeting

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Focus on India—WikiConference produces new apps; state government adopts free licenses

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French million, controversial content, Citizendium charter, Pending changes, and more

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Following considerable online and media reportage on the Gibraltar controversy and a

808:"We need to be true to who we are"—Foundation's new executive director speaks to the 121:

German Knowledge ArbCom implodes amid revelation of member's far-right political role

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ArbCom tally pending; Pediapress renderer; fundraiser update; unreferenced BLP drive

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good-article processes generally attract more specialist topics out on the branches.

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WMF bites the bullet on affiliation and FDC funding, elevates Wikimedia user groups

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New system of discretionary sanctions; Buchenwald; is Pirelli 'Cracking Knowledge'?

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report, a 38-page "snapshot" of where it is and where it wants to go in the future.

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Ten years ago, Russian Knowledge went dark in protest of new Russian laws. Today...

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reporting, and online, of women's current and historical contributions to science.

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Foundation to Wiki-PR: cease and desist; Arbitration Committee elections starting

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WikiLeaks and Knowledge; Google–WP collaboration to translate health information

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Wikimedia Foundation Board appoints world expert in women's issues, global south

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WMF and Alphabet are developing an algorithm designed to detect personal attacks

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Candidates nominating for Foundation elections; Looking ahead to Wikimania 2014

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FDC staff raise the benchmarks for activities, impact, planning, and governance

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Last week the WMF announced the release of its long-awaited open-access policy.

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Affiliates' nomination of WMF trustees announced; FDC's straight talking to WMF

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First featured picture from the legally disputed NPG images; two Chicago icons

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Debates on Meta sparking along—grants, new entities, and conflicts of interest

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Last-minute candidates for ArbCom, the Sue Gardner European Tour hits London

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Showdown as featured article writer openly solicits commercial opportunities

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Knowledge article published in peer-reviewed journal; Knowledge in education

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Tens of thousands of monuments loved; members of new funding body announced

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More discussions about Media Viewer, Superprotect, and software development

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New edits-by-mail option will "revolutionize" Knowledge and its editor base

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Wikimedia Switzerland's board and paid-editing firm; passing of Ed Dravecky

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Help-space revamp, WikiTravel RfC, and Justin Knapp scores a million edits

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Wikimedia and the "seismic shift" towards open-access research publication

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Lunar project; steering group formed to search for next executive director

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Springer's misappropriation of Wikimedia content "the tip of the iceberg"

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Erik Möller leaving Foundation; annual plan grants under community review

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Wikimedia conferences—soul-searching about costs, attendance, and future

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10 May, so at the time of publication, voters will need to act promptly.

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Funds, fiduciaries, and the Foundation: the complex dynamics of scaling

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Two new Wikimedia fellows to boost strategies for tackling major issues

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RFAs and active admins—concerns expressed over the continuing drought

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One decade of Wikisource; FDC recommendations raise serious questions

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Finally, a new CTO; trustee joins Quora; copyright upgrade impending

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Bangla-language survey suggests the challenges for small Wikipedias

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Core content competition in full swing; Wikinews fork taken offline

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Tony1 interviews a prolific featured content participant, Ian Rose.

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Board faces diversity and skill-base issues in new FDC appointments

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French language outreach, WikiTravel debate, and HighBeam reloaded

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How Wikimedia affiliates are spending $ 8.4 million; PRISM scandal

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knowledge and content, and on related social and technical issues.

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Wikimedia Switzerland board members involved in paid-editing firm

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AffCom still grappling with WMF Board's criteria for new chapters

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Challenges for WMF fundraising; Indian flora windfall for Commons

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Official WMF rebuke to Trump policy; WMF secures restricted funds

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Dutch National Archives donation, French photo raid, brief notes

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Reviewers praise new featured topic: National treasures of Japan

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IEG funding for women's stories—a new approach to the gender gap

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Coverage of gender gap initiatives, banner fundraising, and more

3318:"Magnificent" warthog not so cute, says featured picture judge 3214:

Knowledge fundraiser event, Frankfurt book fair, news in brief

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Christmas gift to Commons from the State Library of Queensland

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Wobbly start to ArbCom election, but turnout beats last year's

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Grantmaking season—rumblings in the German-language community

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WMF's draft annual plan turns indigestible as an FDC proposal

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Dispatches: Monthly updates of styleguide and policy changes

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Bumper crop of admins; Obama featured portal marks our 150th

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Mike Godwin leaves the Foundation, ArbCom election announced

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Interview with Muhammad Mahdi Karim and the best of the week

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WMF and the German chapter face up to Toolserver uncertainty

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The next big step for Wikidata—forming a hub for researchers

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Chapter furore over FDC knockbacks; First DC GLAM boot-camp

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Choice of small village for Wikimania 2016 ruffles feathers

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Transcript of the Signpost's interview with Katherine Maher

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Dispatches: Featured content from schools and universities

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Knowledge's traffic statistics are off by nearly one-third

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Picture of the Year results declared on Wikimedia Commons

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Dan O'Sullivan's Knowledge: a new community of practice?

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Ground shifts while chapters dither over new Association

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Chapters Association mired in controversy over new chair

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The Huggle Experiment: interview with the research team

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Fundraising proposals spark a furore among the chapters

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French intelligence agents threaten Wikimedia volunteer

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Wikimedia Foundation adopts open-access research policy

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New member María Sefidari joins the Board of Trustees.

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Who reads which Knowledge? The WMF's surprising stats

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In a monumental move, the Board ousted one of its own

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Christophe Henner and Nataliia Tymkiv respond to the

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Voting closes in the Arbitration Committee Elections

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Reforming the education programs: lessons from Cairo

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On 8 January, the Wikimedia Foundation notified the

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WMF employee forced out over "paid advocacy editing"

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Questions raised over secret voting for WMF trustees

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Exclusive: interview with interim ED Katherine Maher

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What is it like to edit Knowledge when you're blind?

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Wikimedia Foundation selects new executive director

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