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2011/4/22 Philippe Beaudette <philippe(a)wikimedia.org>
I'm copying here what I sent to Mono privately as
well, but also saying
this: I'm not sure a semi-final round is necessarily the best use for the
Centralnotice tool. Even the Board of Trustees only gets one round
advertised...
My comments to Mono:
*Mono,
I'm curious about the reasoning for 200 edits requirement to vote.
I get it for Board elections or Arbcom.... those people are electing
representatives who effectively legislate on their behalf.
But why, for the best picture, do we have to have a suffrage requirement
higher than about 10?
I've had one complaint already. I note one on the contest's talk page.
This seems to be at odds with your stated goal of increasing participation.
pb
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On Thu, Apr 21, 2011 at 9:22 PM, Mono mium <monomium(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hello, I'm Mono on the Wikimedia Commons.
I'm helping to
organize<
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Picture_of_the_Year/2010/Committee>
of
the Fifth Annual Wikimedia Commons Picture of the
Year<http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/COM:POTY/2010>10>.
In case you haven't heard about it, it's a contest where the featured
pictures selected from 2010 on the Wikimedia Commons are voted upon by
the
community. Last year, a great deal of users
participated, however, the
Wikimedia community landscape has changed, as many of our newer editors
aren't used to the Commons and haven't ever seen POTY play out. We'd like
to
see an increase in participation from around our projects.
Because of this, I feel that it would be appropriate to post a global
notice
for logged-in editors during the competition (there are two rounds; each
one
lasts about a week) to encourage the broader community to participate.
The
general consensus is that non-fundraising banners
require community
consensus, so I'd like to get some feedback.
Finally, I would like to be the first to invite you to participate in the
contest...it is expected to occur in early May. Hopefully, you'll see a
global notice announcing the start of Round 1. Until then, the contest is
looking for help translating several messages into different languages
over
at the translation
page<
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Picture_of_the_Year/2010/Translat…
.
Best regards,
Mono
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