Thanks for the invite. I have done a few citation book edit thons during
covid.
Recently, I had to get rid of a lot of books to Book sellers. I had to
downsize.
I had planned on shipping them to the Permaculture Institute library in
Techiman, Ghana. But the shipper I used in the past is no longer
in business.
A lot of the books are reference books.
I mentioned to two of the book sellers that there is always a need for
citations to Wikipedia articles from books (published sources).
A lot of old books 📚 will not be scanned, and in the future will be needed.
I even reached out to the Ghana embassy in NYC, and to a friend in Ghana as
to the best way to get books 📚 to Ghana. Still waiting.
I have a collection of children books, and easy reading books on various
subjects.
I decided that I can use USPS, and mail 8 pounds in two increments to the
Permaculture Institute.
Take care.
Linda in Brooklyn
On Thu, Dec 16, 2021, 11:40 AM Stephen Dakyi <nanayawbotar(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Dear All,
I am pleased to invite you to the Ghana Histo-Cita-thon 2.0 on Friday
17th December 2021.
The Ghana Histo Cita-thon 2.0 Seeks to introduce participants on how to
source for reference and cite from open Books and Journals and use it in
creating and improving Wikipedia articles and Wikidata items.
The workshop will be followed by a month-long online contest.
Kindly make your reservation by signing up here👇
https://forms.gle/UXnsUQJRV46GupEz8
For more info:
https://meta.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Ghana_Histo_Cita-thon_2.0
Best regards,
Stephen Dakyi
--
Lead,
Ghana Histo Cita-thon Project
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