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My first draft of any outreach email letter - which I sent an
earlier version of to a bunch of women with no positive feedback. So
waiting for others to comment or come up with different approaches
before sending out such outreach emails more widely<br>
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On 3/16/2011 2:01 PM, Steven Walling wrote:
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<div>One feeling I've had is that we should do more
person-to-person outreach to women who are
currently editors. They're the type that may even think that
there is no problem, because they overcame the barriers on
their own. But we're probably missing the voices of <i>hundreds</i>
of women Wikipedians here. (Chaoticfluffy, want to help me
make a list of talk pages to hit?)</div>
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Steven Walling
<div>Fellow at Wikimedia Foundation</div>
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