hey
So I stood in our building and starting taking pictures of people,
asking them to tell me why they love Wikipedia.
It would be great if some of you (nudge, nudge) would do the same :)
here are examples of what type of pics we are looking for Flickr. (also
make sure to put wiki love in both the tags and the description.
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=wiki%20love&w=12671596%40N04
best,
Sandy
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Sandy Ordonez
Communications Manager
Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.
Phone: 727.231.0101
Fax: 727.258.0207S
E-Mail: sordonez(a)wikimedia.org
Hello all,
I have collated a list of all project/project-like pages in our
namespace under "unsorted" on [[m:Communication Projects
Group/Projects]]. I could do with some help: please go to projects,
add the template to the top, and sort them on the main projects page
as appropriate. Then we are more organised.
Thanks,
Sean
Hello all,
Tonight we had a very successful IRC meeting in the ComProj IRC
channel and I think that several decisions were reached that should
help the future of the group. I will detail these below. Because not
all members were present, please feel free to give your comments on
the list here, and if you disagree with the conclusions we drew,
please say so.
The first item was ComProj's current membership roster. I pointed out
that the private spreadsheet containing the information provided when
people join ComProj was a bit pointless as it remained private and so
we agreed it should be put on meta. However, it does contain some
confidential information, namely e-mail addresses, real names and some
brief real life bios. Since we do not want to offend anyone, I intend
to filter these out until I get confirmation from individuals that
they are happy with their information being listed. I will keep you
informed about how I get along with this.
The next item was ComProj's organisation. schiste suggested that we
get people involved with the group as project managers and just that -
people who may not really be appropriate for doing projects
themselves. He said that lots of people who do communications work do
not like project management, so this would allow them to just get on
with their specialisation. schiste volunteered to try to find a pool
of project leaders from across Wikimedia. Please let him know if you
are interested.
We now hope to have projects being assigned leaders (the idea is that
co-ordinators (me, Sandy, Cary) will do this) and then work can begin.
I aim to do some restructuring of our pages on meta tomorrow so that
this can be slotted in. Hopefully, this will mean that people will get
chance to work at something they really want to do and projects can be
completed in a more timely manner.
As chair I will still be trying to pull stuff together by arranging
and organanising meetings and attempting to liaise between project
leaders etc. which I think is working reasonably well. It should be
made clear that even though we now have three layers of co-ordinators,
project leaders and members, everyone within ComProj is most
definately equal - it's just that we are doing different jobs.
Managing a project, for example, is a skill in the same way graphics
designing or writing is.
Again, please feel free to offer comments. I will be updating you as I
work on our pages on meta, which I would hope we start to use more.
[[m:User:Sean Whitton]]
ComProj chair