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domain tag for own work, or provide links to images on Flickr or Picassa accounts that are licensed as "all rights reserved" on or one of the "non-commercial" creative commons licenses. I consider this to be a problem for two reasons. First of all, it is rather disheartening for a user to submit for upload a file and have it rejected out of copyright concerns. If Knowledge can use an image under fair use, I will upload it and fill out the fair use rationales myself, but in many cases, I am forced to decline. I try to explain the reasoning behind these declines, but I doubt that dampens the blow to the submitter, and I often wonder how many potential repeat contributors we lose because of this. The second way this knowledge and communication barrier causes issues occurs when contributors submit their own work through a photo sharing service, but license their work "all rights reserved" or with a "non-commercial" license. The contributor is indicating that he or she wants to contribute the image, however Knowledge is legally bound to decline the request unless the release license is changed to a Knowledge compatible free-use license. When we ask the contributor to change the license, and they are watching the requests, they do so almost every time. What makes this frustrating, however, is that only a very small number of contributors watch their submissions and respond to our requests. While the struggle for clear communication with new users and concern over copyright are issues across AfC and Knowledge as a whole, they seem especially concentrated and prevalent at files for upload.

276: 2298:. There is actually some undercounting of the number of declined submissions, as many have been deleted entirely (although those are often ones made in bad faith, which should not be counted anyway), and sometimes multiple declined submissions are made under the same title. The best way for an any user to give his submission a high chance of being accepted is to provide reliable sources for the article, and write it in the same tone as those sources. In fact, the fastest way to get one's article declined (beyond the trivial stuff like making a blank submission, or not writing it in English) is to not include any sources. Sometimes the reviewer will find sources himself, but more often we simply won't. This is why we remind the submitter at multiple points in the submission process to cite their sources. A less common, but very quick way to get an article declined is to assert the non-notability of the subject. I've seen multiple submissions contain something along the lines of 268: 1968:

first 1. who you are 2. what you want. They don't care about anything else." Their emails include an illustrated PDF pressbook of about six pages, describing the Wikimedia movement and mentioning their own past work and collaborations. "The hard part is to get the first contacts, to build your reference list. Then, you can say 'they accepted us and they're bigger than you, so you have no reason to reject us'." Another "big mistake" they made early on "was to write our requests in a way that let them think we were asking for a favour, instead of 'you get the chance of being featured on wikipedia with nice photos' ". This disqualifies you at once, she says. Rather than talking to organizers in terms of being given a chance, the photographers take the line that they are part of the media, and as such they can gain accreditation.

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set up a Wikimedia office in India, Newstead said, "We will make an announcement on India early next week." About the topic of subnational chapters, he said that "WMF has no issues with subnational chapters in general", but that fundraising might be "trickier at a subnational level". Asaf Bartov expressed "pain" at the "Global South" moniker that has been used to describe geographic areas with respect to the WMF's development, calling it an "infelicitous term. Please consider it temporary; we're hoping to involve the community in picking a better term." He said that he would "mostly be dealing with non-chapters."

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think a reformatting of the system or a paradigm shift are in order; the RfA process is not "broken", as has frequently been asserted. Instead, we need to look for ways to adapt the culture to these dire conditions. We need to be more open when evaluating candidates, especially on matters of time served and experience in particular areas. We need to dispel the notion that adminship is for a privileged and powerful few, so that more editors will have the courage and inclination to lodge candidacies. In short, we need to revive the attitude that adminship is not a big deal, clichéd though its mention may appear."

149: 1751: 1518:... many lacked more detailed information about how the site works. None of the students made any references to Knowledge policies and editing principals , such as the importance of neutral point of view or verifiability. The respondents also never mentioned discussion pages or an article’s history page as ways to investigate the credibility of content on the site. There was no mention of the concept of Knowledge editors who are not anonymous but have a documented editing history. Given their lack of mention, there is a good chance that these concepts are not familiar to our respondents. 1921: 1910: 3569: 2564:, the image uploading component of Articles for Creation, for about three months. In that time, I can't recall seeing more than a half dozen people in total helping to review the submissions there. While FFU does not see the same volume of submissions that the other sections of AfC do, I do believe that it is a tad understaffed at the moment. Helping out at FFU is relatively easy and does not require a large time commitment. I would be more than willing to show any interested users the ropes, and would encourage them to contact me if they're interested. 3163: 4181: 1960:

ourselves as photographers and writers for Wikimedia Switzerland, the support structure ('structure de soutien') for Knowledge in Switzerland", using an @wikimedia.ch e-mail address (the Swiss Chapter also provided them with Wikimedia business cards). They have adjusted the wording learning from their "past mistakes... In short, we banned the words 'association' and 'volunteers' from our mails, as they are synonyms of 'amateur'. The only critical step is when, sometimes, you are asked about your

232:). The report called the shipment of "more than 80 Knowledge 10 celebration kits" (with T-shirts, buttons and stickers) from the WMF to event organizers worldwide "an important pilot for the Wikimedia movement: new data about customs, logistics, and postal services for a wide range of nations has been gathered, and new processes for soliciting orders from chapters or other groups for timely delivery have been developed." Preparations to set up a Wikimedia merchandising webstore are underway. 1215:- enriching Arabic Knowledge medical content- and was discussing over with the Wikimedians in Egypt the Knowledge 10th anniversary event in Cairo sponsored by Google in part just few weeks before the revolution. I don't know yet the status of that but no matter what I promise that we will work even harder on spreading free knowledge to help building our country." Ghonim had publicly expressed his support for Knowledge when donating during the recent fundraising campaign, calling it 2942: 3747: 2124: 4208: 3827: 2874: 2080: 1778: 1332: 176: 4198: 3817: 2864: 2513:. I believe the basic wiki interface should be vastly simplified, instead. The Wizard, if we need one, should probably just ask the title of the subject, a short summary of what it is about, and then just have a series of lines with box to put a sentence, then a compulsory box to say where that sentence comes from (the reference). It'd add appropriate info to the references, collate named references, and format things neatly. And make the tea for us, while we wait. 2070: 1768: 1322: 166: 3151: 3022:

with far fewer active English Knowledge admins than now, but only if we are prepared to make adminship a much bigger deal than it once was, shifting from the model of admins as ordinary editors who mostly do non-admin stuff, to the more full-on model that one of my Spanish Knowledge contacts described as 'appoint a new admin, lose a good editor'. I think this future would work, though we wouldn't be the sort of community that I'd like us to be."

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happened for over two years. In 2008, a barnstar was offered to anyone who assisted in clearing the backlog (I actually helped, but never asked for one). Lists were assembled of all the archives by year and month, and very gratifying checkmarks applied whenever a day or month was cleared. The new system of a new page for each submission has greatly assisted us in keeping the backlog to only a few days at most. With this system, a single page,

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triggered ParserFunction bugs on both nl.wikipedia.org and eo.wikipedia.org. The traffic from nl.wikipedia.org was enough at the time to cause a noticeable spike in CPU usage on the web servers, including some time-out errors; thus, deployment onto nl.wikipedia.org had to be delayed. After these issues are resolved , the second wave of deployment is expected to start on Wednesday, February 16 (see the

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admins rather more strictly than one edit in the past 90 days? (3) Active, uncontentious editors with more than a year's experience can usually get through RFA without difficulty, so why are so many editors waiting three years or more? Should we do more to persuade editors with between one and three years' experience to become admins? (4)

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how-to documents and case studies, technical metrics and tools, and better communication about GLAM partnerships. His posting was published shortly before embarking on a trip to India, where he is currently meeting with various Wikimedians and representatives of cultural institutions, as already reported (about

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been waiting for review for a long time. The Foundation’s big contribution to the release was the ResourceLoader, a piece of MediaWiki infrastructure that allows for on-demand loading of JavaScript. Many other incremental improvements were made in how MediaWiki parses and caches pages and page fragments.

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and custom interfaces to create WikiProject-sized "forks" as the key to the long-term survival of the project, arguing that community decentralization would create smaller, more manageable and more welcoming groups of editors. Laugher compares these to the editing groups that existed at the beginning

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to even outage for some users. At this point, the deployment was rolled back to the previous 1.16 release. The tech team investigated and prepared for another attempt after resolving some technical issues. A second attempt was made at 16:27 UTC, but this ran into similar performance issues and had to

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seems to be moribund; would it be worth reviving? (5) Does the community want adminship to become the big deal that the RFA crowd are making it, or would people be happier with adminship being a less exclusive club? (6) Would people prefer a large number of active editors who also happen to be admins

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As Knowledge matures, we shift focus from "quantity" to "quality". This makes it harder for new users to join in. It is no longer a reasonable expectation for any truly new user to write a new article, from scratch, and for it to conform to basic policy and guidelines without help. I'm sure that less

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Very few articles from AFC make it to the higher levels of assessment, that is because we are mostly dealing with people's first steps in Knowledge. However there are a few anonymous experienced users around using the system too. These people create pages at the C or B class, whereas most are stubs

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I was not there in 2008. Since 2009, it has frequently backed-up, and when it does, new users become disillusioned with the lack of responses. I've often had my own mini-elimination-drive, enlisting help from other users I know, but mostly I just clear it down myself. For example, on 20 Jan with help

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Tips would include a barnstar, discussing the project in places outside the normal project pages to attract new interest, and adding the backlog to the list of backlogs. Naturally the backlog should look to be attractive to work on, and some may attract only those with the most gnomish personality.

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The statistics are easiest to keep track of only after September 2008, whereafter each submission was given its own page. There have been 25,807 submissions in that time, of which 7864 have been accepted (or roughly 30%). There are on average 30 submissions each day. These statistics can be found at

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So rare, that in processing well over 9000 submissions, I've never seen it happen. I don't often keep in touch with submissions I've accepted, beyond basic formatting when live and maybe a few follow-up questions on my talk page. The vast majority don't bother to continue editing after getting their

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Understandably, a large number of people that come to FFU to submit images do not have an understanding of copyright law, of what constitutes fair use, or of the licenses that Knowledge does and does not accept. As a result, users often submit images that they do not own under the {{PD-self}} public

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the priorities of his recently begun 12-month Wikimedia fellowship, whose goal it is to "help create systems and processes to make outreach partnerships more efficient and effective." They include a system of "Wikimedia GLAM ambassadors" (similar to the Foundation's "Campus ambassadors"), improving

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has been published, much of it related to the celebrations of Knowledge's tenth anniversary on January 15. The Communications Department observed that although journalists and other commentators have often been very critical of Knowledge since its inception, "as the 10th anniversary approached, the

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After further investigation and several fixes to the release, Rob Lanphier, a developer with the WMF, added that "some of the unsolved issues are complicated enough that the only timely and reasonable way to investigate them is to deploy and react". As a result of this, he said, a new plan had been

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says RFA is currently failing in its role of creating new admins. "Either attitudes at RFA need to change or we as a project need to consider other ways of appointing new administrators. The cost to the community in terms of too few active admins doing too many tasks is hard to see but I believe it

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The Human Resources Department reported a downside of the celebrations: "A large percentage of the staff in San Francisco was out for at least a week with the 'WikiPlague', a variant of the RSV virus that we seem to have caught at the 10th Anniversary Party." The department also reports that it has

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says: "The promotion rates over the past few years are concerning, and the issue merits immediate attention by the community. If the number of active admins continues to diminish while Knowledge continues to grow, we'll have major problems on our hands. What strategies might be considered? I don't

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However, WereSpielChequers is concerned about the declining number of successful RFAs, and his experience has led him to an original view. "RFA has been in a deepening drought since the unbundling of Rollback in early 2008. Having spoken to editors on a few other projects, I think we could operate

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for two IRC office hours by the Foundation's Global Development department have been published, featuring the department's head Barry Newstead and its two new employees, "Head of Global South Relationships" Asaf Bartov, and "Chapter Relations Manager" Moushira Elamrawy. Asked about the plans to

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The 1.17 release process has been longer than we would have liked, which has meant more code to review, and more likelihood for accumulating a critical mass of problems that would cause us to abort a deployment.... was an omnibus collection of fixes, including a large number of patches which had

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Under the original AFC system (pre-September 2008), all submissions in a day were made to the same page, which was archived every 24 hours. This made it very easy to forget or ignore old submissions, which would simply be shoved away in an archive, never to be seen again. And indeed, that is what

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Inisheer also regards accreditation as a valuable outreach tool: "As we ask for an accreditation, we're getting in contact with people in the name of Wikimedia CH, saying 'hi, we exist, we do this and this and this, that makes us a noteworthy media', and most of them like to meet some of the real

1980:"). However, one has to be lucky or wealthy enough to get a very good seat and there are still quality benefits in being able to shoot pictures directly from the sidelines. Of course equipment makes a difference, too – the Swiss Chapter financially supported their purchase of a 300 mm f/2.8 lens. 1959:

Inisheer explained their tried-and-tested procedure to persuade organizers to admit them as officially accredited photographers: "First of all, we look on the event website to see if there is a form for accreditation requests, and, if so, we just use it. If not, we write a short email, presenting

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is underway. He compared the development of the article count of several African language Wikipedias since 2007, and remarked: "Of all the official South Africa language Wikipedias, all but Afrikaans, and of course English, are extremely low traffic, where a single edit is a noteworthy event! ...

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There is a disparity with the way new users are treated if they make a live article, as opposed to if they use AFC. Most (truly) new editors creating a live article get a CSD-tag, and/or other template warnings. In AFC, they (mostly) get informed help. I think that creation of new articles needs

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Their mail would then continue by mentioning very briefly that Knowledge is the 5th or 6th most visited website in the world, and then "we kindly ask for two accreditations so that we can work in the best conditions to illustrate the related articles. It's important that your recipients knows at

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Websites in the past, that posting was done in error. ... The photographs are protected by a license agreement and none of the parties involved ... has ever intended for the image to be in the public domain." Last month, the photographer had contacted the NCI, who took down its own copies of the

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for arbitrators to vote on. Proposals being considered include "standard discretionary sanctions", an evidence subpage remedy, rulings concerning two editors, a specific ruling that affiliation with the Gerontology Research Group does not in itself constitute a conflict of interest when editing

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WereSpielChequers asks what he sees are six critical questions: "(1) With total edits broadly stable at 200,000 a day, how long can we afford to have our number of "active admins" dwindle by 1% a month? (2) What would the trend be and how much of a safety margin would we have by defining active

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I always had the impression the Article Wizard was too much, too many rules, too many instructions. The problem is that... well, that's the nature of Knowledge. I thought about pruning the Wizard once, but I came to agree that users need to be told everything that's in there. We have a page for

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I believe others have given you stats; my guess would be 50 a day, but it does vary greatly. The vast majority are declined - at least, the first draft, and that can be quite demoralizing for us reviewers. But if we work carefully with the users, helping them add references, then they not only

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At the time of writing, the deployment had been completed on all but the last two projects. The Hebrew Wikisource, included after a request from a community member, gave a chance to observe the deployment on a right-to-left language wiki. The team also reported some localization issues which

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some old code for project-wise upgrading). The first phase took place 6:00–12:00 UTC on Friday, February 11. This was limited to the Simple English Knowledge and Wiktionary; the Usability and Strategy Wikis; Meta; the Hebrew Wikisource; the English Wikiquote, Wikinews and Wikibooks; the Beta

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in the US) objected to "anti-Knowledge policies" by teachers and lecturers: "It's time to end the rampant misconceptions surrounding the popular collaboratively created encyclopedia known as Knowledge, and whether it's a citable source of information. It is a qualified source for generalized

1477:, but more correctly, highlighting Knowledge's timeliness instead of its alleged unreliability: "Aguilera’s flub was heard by tens of millions of viewers. Twitter was immediately abuzz with talk of her mistake, and by the third quarter her Knowledge page was changed to include the incident." 3465: 3730:). A death mask is a wax or plaster replica of a person's face made after their death. Here, two workers, circa 1908, use plaster to create a mould of the deceased person's face; this mould will then be used make the death mask. (Created by Bain News Service, originally uploaded by 2867: 1345: 1971:

Inisheer explains that most pictures of footballers on Commons were obviously taken without accreditation from audience seats, which is often allowed (and organizers of sports events generally appear to be more tolerant than concert organizers – with notable exceptions, see

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cases. At least, this applies to Western culture topics; the drive for new editors from other places can shift that, but raises other issues, as they often need considerable help with the language itself, and there are the difficulties in sourcing information in other

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content generators get their content onto Knowledge." Chzz doesn't think of AFC as a WikiProject, thus he never bothered to "join" it despite being one of the project's central figures. He considers AFC "part of a fundamental Knowledge process" and has been answering

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page was created to allow unregistered users an opportunity to contribute new articles after being reviewed by a registered user. WikiProject Articles for Creation was initiated in 2007 to deal with the growing backlog of unreviewed articles. The project maintains a

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had to deal with "a copyright violation case where one user has uploaded 5000+ articles from copyrighted encyclopedias over 5 years" but that the resulting media coverage had been mostly positive, and mentions the chapter's plans to set up its own toolserver this

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However, it is not a mere volume of new blood we need, it is quality editors. AFC is most frequently used for Conflict of Interest, so we may be focusing resources on the wrong people. Most new editors are not here to edit an encyclopaedia, they are here to have

3301:), a shrub native to the south coast of Western Australia and originally described by French naturalist Jacques Labillardière in 1805. It is grown in gardens in Australia and the western United States, and a dwarf and prostrate form are commercially available. ( 295:), attention turned to evaluating the gender statement that users on Wikimedia projects can provide in the "preferences" for their account. While this information is optional and the majority of accounts do not state it, it can produce some interesting numbers. 3810: 3850: 1531:" generation, and Hargittai as stating that "students learned what they did know about Knowledge from professors and peers rather than from information available on the site itself", and that many of them increasingly "approach Knowledge as a search engine." 1504:

While 77% of the participants used Knowledge at least once during the tasks, and most students appeared to know that Knowledge content "comes from other regular Internet users like them", the study's authors (Ericka Menchen‐Trevino and Eszter Hargittai from

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drawn up in which 1.17 will be deployed on "just a few wikis at a time". The tech team believes the problem was located in the configuration of the $ wgCacheEpoch variable, which caused a more aggressive culling of the cache than the servers could handle (

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The problems with images are as Sven Manguard states, almost all due to copyright, either the wrong license or license unknown. The rules to include images are much stricter than the average blog or facebook page, so new people have a bit of trouble

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How difficult is it to bring a new article proposed by an unregistered user all the way up to Featured or Good Article status? Does the unregistered user or a member of the project typically do most of the legwork in getting the article up to higher

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How many submissions does the project receive in an average day? Are most submissions accepted or declined? What are some ways an unregistered user can improve an article's chance of being accepted? What are the fastest ways to get a suggestion

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international media seized the opportunity to reassess: this resulted in hundreds of stories around the world that were overwhelmingly positive" (an observation that had similarly been made by Sue Gardner and some Knowledge critics, see

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for being warm and friendly. He says AFC serves as a great niche for people who are not "prolific content generators," because he can feel "a certain level of vindication from being able to serve as an intermediary, helping people who

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of concern and support on the Foundation-l mailing list: "Wikimedians I'm aware of safe and were part of this great revolution, and we all thank you for your support." Mido proudly noted the Wikimedia connections of activist

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people who build Knowledge... Initially, we thought that organizers would be interested in getting free pictures of their events, but it's rarely the case. Sometimes, it even scares them. So we don't emphasize the license."

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on Knowledge, particularly for Western culture. We're not lacking in articles on e.g. (ex-) Kings, a (non-trivial) USA town, or some invention (that is known to a few thousand). So naturally, most new articles are either

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collated API and Toolserver data to do some further analysis, relating the statement of gender to the user's registration date (within the last month), edit count, and whether or not the user gave an email address.

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says, "In 1929, someone caught a nondescript little brown mouse on Madagascar, which landed in a museum full of nondescript little rodents. However, this particular little brown mouse turned out to be unknown to

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with some existing Javascript code. Trevor Parscal and Roan Kattouw, the main developers of the ResourceLoader, were available on IRC on February 14 at 18:00 (UTC) to answer queries related to the new feature.

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servers, which are responsible for delivering content to users, became overloaded and started behaving unpredictably. The increased load culminated with multiple issues across the project from increased

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5,7 million or about US$ 28,600), describes celebrations of Knowledge's tenth anniversary, including a conference that featured a keynote by the Foundation's Head of Public Outreach Frank Schulenburg (

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is there. In particular, I worry that there is now too little capacity for admins to double-check the work of others and ensure that 'routine' blocks/deletion/protections are being done correctly."

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After the widespread discussions about the small proportion of women among Knowledge editors had brought increased scrutiny of the study where the widely quoted "13%" estimate had originated (see

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Invalid, or incomplete, declaration of copyright. People freely (and yes, illegally) copy images from the net all the time, so they find it hard to understand the need to get clear, unequivocal

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showing his portrait is held in the Library of Congress. The age of the team and its history of adversity have earned it the distinction of having lost the most games of any US sports team.

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There’s been a flurry of activity in the rest of Africa though. A number of languages have shot past 1000 articles, and two are even growing faster than the relatively stable Afrikaans."

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says "it just could not live up to expectations and closed after exhausting its advance sale and a bit more. Perhaps ahead of its time, perhaps fatally flawed because of a poor plot?"

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derivative, after Donovan-Merket et al. (1998). The element rhodium is shown in purple, and the characteristic two rings of five carbon atoms on either side of it can be clearly seen.

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which offers unregistered users an opportunity to create new articles with help from the Knowledge community. Unregistered users have not been able to create new articles since the

3712:), two more animations of a self-organising cellular automaton traffic flow model in addition to the two that were promoted two weeks ago; they now make a set of four. (Created by 2003:

without credits: "I wrote a mail and they apologized. The license is often not credited, though, but as long as the reuser doesn't claim his own copyright on it, it's ok for me."

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I don't think a wizard, or indeed AFC, is the answer to simplifying things for new users editing Knowledge; I think we need more fundamental simplification of the entire process.

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correcting them at 23:59). It claimed "the mistake on the website, as seen hours before the Super Bowl and since fixed by a user, matches the mistake she sang". However, as was

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number - then we have to mention volunteering to justify the fact that we don't have a press card. But as our communicating skills improve, it's less of an issue now".

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Staff members of the Global Development department spent time in India and Brazil in January, and progress with the "Catalyst Projects" for both countries was reported.

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to fix the large numbers of cut-and-paste moves on Knowledge, a seriously backlogged area, and intends to contribute to article deletion processes and the backlogs on

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than 1 in 250 first articles are - without considerable help to develop them - really, genuinely meaningful additions to the project. It is no longer a matter of mere

978: 2019: 4265: 3503: 3475: 1644:, proudly reported that the institution "is one of 21 universities stretching from Harvard to Texas Southern to Berkeley selected to participate this spring in the 996:) "has been extended for an additional 12 months, so that she can coordinate the writing of histories of several more Wikipedias." Together with Victoria Doronina ( 974: 271:

Very active users more likely to be male? Male/female percentage among English Knowledge accounts who state a gender in user preferences, sorted by their edit count

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Among the visitors to the Foundation's office in January, the report records representatives of IT firm Trivad, Inc, three consultants from communications firm

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Fastest decline would be copyright violations, or blank, offensive or other silly submissions. Beyond that, it'd be writing about something that doesn't have

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license instead of the initiative's more restrictive default CC-BY-NC. He describes some usability concerns about video on Commons that were put forth by OCW.

4464: 1604:") praised Knowledge as "today's de facto standard for fast and fairly reliable information on the Internet", and compared it to the fictional supercomputer 1064:, which had been expected to result in a resolution at that meeting (Board member Phoebe Ayers had already described some of the discussion in November, see 860: 2723:, to new users - and really, that is why we don't get retention of new editors, and why the editorial mass becomes more and more of an entrenched community. 2595:

If it is 'acceptable' - that is, if you think it'd be likely to survive deletion (CSD, PROD and AfD) then 'accept' it by moving it live, and tidying it up.

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article. During the week, one editor submitted under 2 kilobytes of content as on-wiki evidence. A deadline for evidence submissions has not yet been set.

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via IRC what the two had learned about gaining accreditation as Wikimedia photographers, drawing from their experiences with other events; these include a

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between the 1st and 4th of March (believed to be the first such week-long "tour"). For more information or to sign up as a volunteer or attendee, see the

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One of the applications of a defined parser grammar would be the ability to have alternative, non-MediaWiki interfaces to interact with the content. The

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This week's "Features and admins" includes Saturday 5 – Friday 11 February. Our regular coverage of new featured content appears under the special story.

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new users to create articles in a 'holding pen', with a checking process. This would inevitably create AFC-type backlogs, but would considerably reduce

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to update information, create new content, patrol contentious articles, debate inclusion/exclusion of material, and otherwise help rebuild the projects.

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created a date parameter for the AFC templates that causes the oldest submissions to be listed first, or the exact opposite of what we had before.

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write articles; thus, the ratio of helpers to helpees is not good, and getting worse. The helpees can get pretty disillusioned with the dearth of

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editor, who accused Knowledge of deceiving the public, e.g. by hiding the fact that it was "secretly supported by anti-US atheist Muslims" and by

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Next week, we'll search for the equation that determines a WikiProject's success. Until then, calculate how many interviews you've read in the

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of the WMF Board of Trustees have been published. Among other topics, they shed some more light on the Board's three-hour discussion about the

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submitters to provide feedback. Some say it's too much, while others liked it just fine. Regardless, I can't think of a better way to do it.

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that "we still don't appear to know what to make of Knowledge", describing two cases: First, he noted the mention of Knowledge in economist

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Information about new admins at the top is drawn from their user pages and RfA texts, and occasionally from what they tell us directly.

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As, sadly, only about 0.1% of articles are FA and 0.3% are GA, it is unsurprising that few AFCs rise to those exalted classifications.

1490: 3938: 3917: 3675: 3443: 3115:), a programmer from California, has been a Wikipedian since 2005, although until a year ago edited only occasionally. Erik works at 2989:, and a sudden (but not statistically significant) upswing at the start of this month. Over the past four years, the fall in numbers 2932: 1702: 1549: 1544:: The deletion of a number of programming language related articles (Nemerle and Alice ML, both of which are currently going through 4142:)). The conditions are such that Lyncs is subject to a single account limitation, an interaction ban, and a Scientology topic ban. 3136: 1663: 305:

provided statistics about some large Wikipedias and Commons from the toolserver database, which were used by Knowledge researchers

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The planned update of MediaWiki as the underlying software which forms the basis of WMF wikis to version 1.17 failed last week (

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information – and can be cited as such – but, like any legitimate encyclopedia, it should never be used as a primary source."

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This is a significant and increasing problem for Knowledge as a whole; that a large portion new users simply want to write

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Not all fixes may have gone live to WMF sites at the time of writing; some may not be scheduled to go live for many weeks.

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improve the submission, but also they learn more editing skills, and thus get more interested and involved in Knowledge.

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at 23:51 on February 6, i.e. after Aguilera's performance (in fact the immediately preceding edit at 23:50 consisted of

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requests last week, continuing the recently established custom of making copies of them available on its website (cf.

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The number of successful RFAs has continued to fall over the past year, despite a temporary spike last August after

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opened two new cases during the week. Four cases are currently open; two of which have posted proposed decisions.

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and occasionally use the mop, or a small number of admins who have little or no wikitime for non-admin activity?"

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If so, either fix it, or explain to the author what needs fixing. (On the page itself, and/or on their talk page)

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has knocked out 600 articles from the project's backlog, but they could still use your help. Join today and earn

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article: gender stated in user preferences of newly registered accounts on the English Knowledge in recent weeks

4610: 4294: 3260: 2280:, the multimedia version of AFC. He likes to start near the end of the alphabet when burning through backlogs. 1947: 1895: 1677: 1464: 992:"). In other news, according to the Foundation's January report (see above) the fellowship of Maryana Pinchuk ( 3959:

for arbitrators to vote on. Proposals which are being voted on include "standard discretionary sanctions"(see

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one article live; the few who do are usually clueful enough by that time to work out Knowledge for themselves.

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to allow staff, community members and the general public to keep an eye on the servers' uptime and status (

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mixed up the lyrics of the US national anthem, causing boos from the audience and subsequent media outrage.

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The CHE quoted Menchen-Trevino's "surprise" about these results for members of what is often called the "

1191: 275: 4516: 4492: 3128: 2660:; it makes it very easy to 'accept' and 'decline' giving standard rationales, using a drop-down thingy. 2575:- you'll have my everlasting gratitude. Anyone can help; it is very simple. Unfortunately, I think the 2392: 2277: 1655: 1127: 937:: The notes for a recent meeting of the Foundation's "Movement Roles" workgroup in Frankfurt have been 4575: 3583: 1931: 1220: 1008: 3067: 2492:. How intuitive is the wizard for new editors? Are there any features you wish were added or changed? 920: 864: 2597:(It would be nice to add it to categories, tell the user it was live, and all those other trimmings) 3891:

Opened on 12 February 2011, this case involves allegations of problematic behavior relating to the

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Asked if she shared the concerns of some other Wikimedia photographers about commercial reuse (see

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Submit your project's news and announcements for next week's WikiProject Report at the Signpost's

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Knowledge wrongly blamed for Super Bowl gaffe; "digital natives" naive about Knowledge; brief news

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Knowledge wrongly blamed for Super Bowl gaffe; "digital natives" naive about Knowledge; brief news

4272:), but preparations took longer than anticipated and actual deployment began at around 13:00 UTC. 4133: 2676: 2415:, shows us every outstanding submission, and they don't leave that page until they are reviewed. 1822: 1506: 1143: 2361:

What are some common issues with image submissions? How do they differ from article submissions?

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If not, 'decline' it. Edit the page, and you'll see a template at the top, something like...

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I have a strong aversion to wizard-style submissions of any kind, ever since the horrors of

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requests and giving feedback since June 2009. He tends to push a lot of submissions through

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of Knowledge, and those that can still be found in various specialized wikis (most notably

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and has participated in the backlog elimination drives. 5 albert square has been active at

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led to the resignation of president Hosni Mubarak last week, Wikipedian Mohamed Ibrahim (

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Opened on 11 February 2011, this case involves allegations of disruptive editing to the

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Proposed decisions in Shakespeare and Longevity; two new cases; motions passed, and more

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Proposed decisions in Shakespeare and Longevity; two new cases; motions passed, and more

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a default feature on the English Knowledge. Implementation discussion is proceeding at

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about the failed deployment and explained what the Foundation had attempted to deploy:

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game on February 6 that was the most-watched US television program in history), singer

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Q&A was held on matters related to the ResourceLoader, which is expected to cause

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I think we will require a 'quarantine' for all new articles, similar to AFC, changing

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International Olympics Committee issues legal threat over Creative Commons photography

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puts it, it's the story of "the people involved, and how much they hated each other".

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The figure is a very rough estimate; we desperately need to analyse this information.

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You need to add a letter D for 'decline', the parameter 'reason', and some reason;

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Six images were promoted. Medium-sized images can be viewed by clicking on "nom":

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significant: 408, 201, 119, and last year just 75 promotions. The author of that

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Students largely unaware of talk pages, version histories, NPOV and verifiability

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Particularly relevant to this question is the "quick fail criteria" section of

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New users are the lifeblood of the project; we need to treat them much better.

1662:, a marketing consultant described how he had successfully used Knowledge in " 1553: 1376:

UK tabloid wrongly blames Knowledge for US national anthem gaffe at Super Bowl

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If it is not 'acceptable', decide if it can be fixed up - ie, is the subject

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as it is frequently used for portraits of deceased persons, which includes a

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Foundation's report for January: Anniversary impact, Brazil and India travels

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to the proposed decision; the principle builds on the proposals made in the

3203:) (1862–1934), an English composer in the Romantic tradition. (Nominated by 2552:

What are the project's most pressing needs? How can a new member help today?

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that answers mankind's questions in Isaac Asimov's science fiction stories.

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List of Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves recipients (1943)

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A few people will learn things for themselves, but largely these are from

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of a photo that had been illustrating the article about 1960s style icon

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Widespread discussions about the low participation of women in Knowledge

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Our bureaucrats are primarily responsible for managing the RFA process.

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miss rate almost doubled with the new deployment, at which point the

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RFAs and active admins—concerns expressed over the continuing drought

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general reform - and I'm sure it will happen, one day. The system is

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RFAs and active admins—concerns expressed over the continuing drought

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D|reason|This fails to meet our ], because it lacks ]; please see ].

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to wikis, to allow easy forking and merging (a concept explored in

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The team decided on a two-stage deployment for their next attempt (

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be called off 90 minutes later. Further attempts were put on hold.

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The talk also examined the possible application of the concept of

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List of Manchester United F.C. players (fewer than 25 appearances)

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Knowledge:WikiProject_Articles_for_creation/Reviewing_instructions

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We're approaching the stage where anything with good coverage in

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Gaining accreditation as Wikimedia photographers at sports events

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Gaining accreditation as Wikimedia photographers at sports events

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Foundation report; gender statistics; DMCA takedowns; brief news

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Foundation report; gender statistics; DMCA takedowns; brief news

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After the last attempt at creating a wikitext parser generated

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Several issues became apparent almost immediately. The parser

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Free-flowing phase of the Biham-Middleton-Levine traffic model

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updating Google image results for online reputation management

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When we meet new people here we can suggest projects to join.

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The Committee conditionally suspended the indefinite ban of

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to make some of its teaching videos available on Knowledge (

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on RefTools/RefToolbar and other references-related tools).

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image description page as still available in Google's cache

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proposed two motions to amend this case. The motions were

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to seek experienced editors as mentors to the WikiProject.

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Knowledge’s editing process is still a mystery to students

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Jammed phases of the Biham-Middleton-Levine traffic model

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List of international cricket centuries by Jacques Kallis

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List of demolished places of worship in Brighton and Hove

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was the Phillies' catcher for 13 seasons (1902–14). This

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requirements to e.g. 100 edits / 1 month, and thus force

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Paris to Cape North 'raid': 300 nordic images for Commons

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last week. It records the chapter's fundraising results (

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Welcome Wikimedia’s 30th Global Chapter, Wikimedia España

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candidates with only a few hundred edits from running."

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Wikimedians accredited as photographers at royal wedding

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allowed easy customisation of MediaWiki sites' footers.

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under the name of "Kiwi". Discussion is ongoing in the

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Knowledge:WikiProject_Articles_for_creation/Submissions

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indicates that the wrong lyrics had in fact first been

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with a resolution of 344 × 457 pixels, with a standard

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Get the latest headlines on your user page – just add

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At the time of publication there is one live RfA, for

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coverage of another of their photography activities: "

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Wikiversity; and the Esperanto and Dutch Wikipedias.

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longevity articles, as well as a proposal that urges

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On February 9, two members of Wikimedia Switzerland,

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Danese Cooper, Wikimedia's Chief Technical Officer,

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asked their opinions on the issues raised here. For

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importScript('User:Timotheus Canens/afchelper4.js');

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Deletion of programming languages sparks controversy

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at the Portugal–Argentina match in Geneva last week

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In a post on the Foundation's official blog (" 4594:If articles have been updated, you may need to 4432:was released of "Distributed wikis", a talk at 1646:Wikimedia Foundation’s Public Policy Initiative 836:DMCA takedowns of fair use and US-Gov-PD images 2235:that began as submissions by anonymous users. 1844:Snowboarder at the Champs Leysin championships 1556:. 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