Hi everyone,
I would really love your feedback on my Inspire Grant proposal, "Bored with Boards: Attract Pinterest Users to Wikipedia http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:IdeaLab/Bored_with_Boards:_Attract_Pinterest_Users_to_Wikipedia ."
The project would entail initiating a match-making program between Wikipedia articles and women who are actively engaged in content creation and evaluation on female-dominated social networks, such as Pinterest.
Thanks a lot! Bored with Boards (a.k.a. user:Hahahammond)
Hi Hahahammond,
I like the idea of figuring out what Pinterest is doing well and attempting to attract some of its users to Wikimedia.
Because of the visual nature of Pinterest, I wonder if VisualEditor would be helpful in this case. I also think that you might try encouraging uploads and categorization work on Commons.
I am less clear on the financial details of this proposal, but I'm sure the grants committee can work that out with you.
Regards, Pine On Apr 14, 2015 9:03 AM, "bored with boards" boredwithboards@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
I would really love your feedback on my Inspire Grant proposal, "Bored with Boards: Attract Pinterest Users to Wikipedia http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:IdeaLab/Bored_with_Boards:_Attract_Pinterest_Users_to_Wikipedia ."
The project would entail initiating a match-making program between Wikipedia articles and women who are actively engaged in content creation and evaluation on female-dominated social networks, such as Pinterest.
Thanks a lot! Bored with Boards (a.k.a. user:Hahahammond)
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Hi Hahahammond, I like the idea of figuring out what Pinterest is doing well and attempting to attract some of its users to Wikimedia.
Because of the visual nature of Pinterest, I wonder if VisualEditor would be helpful in this case. I also think that you >might try encouraging uploads and categorization work on Commons.
+1 to this. We need to keep ourselves from thinking that meaningful contribution is about more than just writing articles.
Daniel Case