Perhaps this shows that some kind of commons bot that links or loads the images to flickr might be of benefit to commons traffic as well. Most people dont know what commons is and it certainly doesnt havevthe same footprint on googlevsearches as wikipedia or flickr.
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From: Fæ
Date: Sat, Jan 31, 2015 9:15 AM
To: Wikimedia & GLAM collaboration [Public];
Cc: Wikimedia Chapters cultural partners coordination - closed list;
Subject:Re: [GLAM] [cultural-partners] Public impact of mirroring GLAM collections on Wikimedia Commons to Flickr
It will be interesting to see if anyone has some answers on how bots
might bias the numbers, though the same can be asked of Commons
statistics. :-)
I do see a fair few people favouriting and commenting on the images.
Checking the last hour, 22 images have been favourited by 3 different
users, so the proportion of passive viewers vs. active users is not
unreasonable.
Fae
On 31 January 2015 at 13:56, Andy Mabbett wrote:
> On 31 January 2015 at 12:35, Fæ wrote:
>
>> the picture has already had 500 views by the public
>
> I wonder how many of those are bots?
>
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In the past week I have been quietly running an experiment by having a
small program 'mirror' the lovely LACMA collection and a collection of
British cartoons (Library of Congress) from Wikimedia Commons to
Flickr.[1] So far I have uploaded 10,000 images on to my
Flickrstream.[2]
Here's the weird part, I am getting very large numbers of views on
Flickr. This could be the "newness" of the images, however the numbers
have surprised me. For example since uploading an 18th C. engraving of
"The harlots nurse" to Flickr 3 days ago, the picture has already had
500 views by the public. In comparison, when I uploaded the image to
Commons, it had 10 views in the first 30 days and it has had 1 view in
the last month.[3]
If the level of public impact can be a magnitude higher by releasing
on Flickr, this seems a worthwhile and relatively easy thing to
consider including in the plan for any batch upload to Commons and in
the long term it may encourage Flickr image reusers to visit Commons
as their source due to our clear public domain licencing. As my Flickr
images use the identical text to their Commons partners, and give
handy links back to Commons, this approach seems a win-win, especially
considering how we have developed user friendly tools to mirror
collections in the opposite direction.
Does anyone have reports that compare the impact of having the same
collection on Flickr and Commons?
Links:
1. Collections on Commons uploaded to Flickr:
- http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:British_Cartoon_Prints_Collection
- http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Images_from_LACMA_uploaded_by_F%…
2. Group on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/groups/wikimedia-commons/
3. "The harlots nurse":
- http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_harlots_nurse,_or_modern_procure…
- https://www.flickr.com/photos/50398299@N08/16204060587/
- http://stats.grok.se/commons.m/latest30/File:The_harlots_nurse,_or_modern_p…
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Re: [cultural partners] Wellcome Library donates 100,000 medical images to Wikimedia Commons.(Federico Leva (Nemo))from L.B. Higginbotham, commanderelby(a)rocketmail.com
Could you try a Mix'n'match, "red link lists" matching to Wikidata items, linking images to Dentistry?http://tools.wmflabs.org/magnustools/
lbh
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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2015 13:17:50 +0100
From: "Federico Leva (Nemo)" <nemowiki(a)gmail.com>
To: "Wikimedia & GLAM collaboration [Public]"
<glam(a)lists.wikimedia.org>
Subject: Re: [GLAM] [cultural-partners] Wellcome Library donates 100,
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Hm.
<http://tools.wmflabs.org/glamtools/glamorous.php?doit=1&category=Files_from…>
I often think we need a reverse FIST, i.e. a tool to produce suggestions
of usage for files in a category. Didn't we have something like that at
some point? https://tools.wmflabs.org/fist/fist.php
Nemo
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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2015 12:36:30 +0000
From: Fæ <faewik(a)gmail.com>
To: "Wikimedia & GLAM collaboration [Public]"
<glam(a)lists.wikimedia.org>
Subject: Re: [GLAM] [cultural-partners] Wellcome Library donates 100,
000 medical images to Wikimedia Commons
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Many users and readers might be unaware of the great improvements to
the standard Commons search.
As an example, if you type "Dentistry
incategory:Files_from_Wellcome_Images" in the search bar, this returns
a list of 267 thumbnail images of where "Dentistry" appears in the
file name or as text on the image page.[1] If we use
insource:/dentist/ this includes dentist, dentistry, dentiste, etc.
which then reports back 359 possible images.[2]
There are a number of other possible search options beyond searching
within a category, including searching by similar words or fuzzy
matches or limiting to words in the title.[3] It is definitely worth
spending a couple of minutes reading up on the special CirrusSearch
options and having a good play around with it, if you have not tried
it before.
Links
1. http://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=Dentistry+incategory%3AFile…
2. http://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3ASearch&profile=def…
3. https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:CirrusSearch
On 23 January 2015 at 12:17, Federico Leva (Nemo) <nemowiki(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Hm.
> <http://tools.wmflabs.org/glamtools/glamorous.php?doit=1&category=Files_from…>
>
> I often think we need a reverse FIST, i.e. a tool to produce suggestions of
> usage for files in a category. Didn't we have something like that at some
> point? https://tools.wmflabs.org/fist/fist.php
>
> Nemo
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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2015 20:04:41 +0100
From: "Federico Leva (Nemo)" <nemowiki(a)gmail.com>
To: glam(a)lists.wikimedia.org
Subject: Re: [GLAM] [cultural-partners] Wellcome Library donates 100,
000 medical images to Wikimedia Commons
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Indeed CirrusSearch is very useful if you have a keyword in mind. What I
need is a tool which suggests me a keyword, i.e. an article currently
lacking images which matches an image in the category.
We can currently do only the opposite, i.e. start from articles without
images and look for an image in the entire Commons.
Nemo
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http://blog.wikimedia.org/2015/01/20/wellcome-library-donation/
Hi GLAMmers,
The target of uploading 100,000 high resolution historical images from
the Wellcome Library to Wikimedia Commons was hit last month and there
is a Foundation blog post telling the story of out today. See the
above link.
It is a great collection to illustrate not just medical history, but
ancient history, British cartoons, Chinese history, religions and many
others. In terms of quality and range, it is one of the most
prestigious collections of high quality scanned drawings, painting and
photographs on Wikimedia Commons. As a case study for other GLAMs, the
interesting news is that the project costs were almost *zero* as the
upload of 300 GB of images ran from my home laptop from a USB hard
disk that the Wellcome Library kindly posted to me. :-)
I have pinned a suggested tweet at http://twitter.com/Faewik, and
there are share buttons at the bottom of the blog post too if you wish
to help promote the free collection on twitter or Facebook.
Cheers,
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Hello all,
Hereby I like to announce the project Wiki Loves Art in Belgium.
In November we had a meeting with a museum and we noticed that they were
very enthusiastic about Wikipedia/Wikimedia, but they experienced it as
difficult and maybe dangerous to open up their collection. This relatively
closed attitude appears to be not unique, but often occurring among Belgian
cultural institutions, compared with other countries, as we understood from
various organisations in the open knowledge sector.
Therefore we have thought about how to work together with cultural
institutions and we came up with Wiki Loves Art. This project has been
organised earlier in various countries, and in 2009 also in the
Netherlands. A Dutch team is currently working on organising Wiki Loves Art
in 2016 again, and that gave us the inspiration to start with the
organisation in Belgium as well.
Wiki Loves Art is a photo contest in what participants visit the museums,
galleries, archives and libraries which have determined a part of their
collection to be photographed and published under a free license. Wiki
Loves Art gives participating photographers often a unique possibility to
take photos in a cultural institution and/or to visit an organisation
behind the scenes. This has resulted in other Wiki Loves Art projects in
many photos that are widely used on various Wikipedias. For cultural
institutions this project gives the opportunity to collaborate with
Wikipedia/Wikimedia in a save way, without having opening the doors of
their entire collections, and show a part of their collection with
relatively little costs.
In an organisational point of view the project is intended to make the
Belgiumgap less wide and the availability will increase the coverage of
Belgian art on Wikipedia. In comparison with other countries, relatively
less articles have been written about subjects in Belgium in the various
language versions of Wikipedia. This project tries to stimulate to fill
this gap and that Belgian art and more is better visible and described on
Wikipedia.
Wiki Loves Art is a project under the flag of Wikimedia Belgium, but is a
joint project in what we work together with several organisations with a
long-term expertise in working with cultural institutions and/or open
knowledge projects. Together with them we had last week a meeting and
agreed on how we want to organise Wiki Loves Art in Belgium.
We need to start in time as the project is very labour intensive with much
time spend on communication with the various cultural institutions. The
Dutch team has therefore highly recommended to hire someone for one or two
days a week during the project to be able to manage all the communication
and organisational needs. We are also going to set up a website, print
flyers and leaflets, and after the contest we organise a jury to judge the
photos and organise a prize giving ceremony.
Therefore we created a grant request at:
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:PEG/WM_BE/Wiki_Loves_Art_2016
If there are any suggestions or feedback, please let us know.
The project will be brought in at the General Assembly coming Saturday.
If you are interested in volunteering as part of the organisational team,
let us know!
The project page can be found at
https://be.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wiki_Loves_Art_2016
Kind regards,
Romaine
Hi Charles,
Is there something's in English?
Regards,
Bobby Shabangu
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On Tue, Jan 20, 2015 7:51 PM EET Charles Andrès wrote:
>Dear Wikimedians,
>
>please find here an information about one of the outcomes of the Wikipedian in Residence experience at the Swiss National Library, a Wikimedia CH initiative.
>
>
>Charles
>
>
>
>
>IT:
>Oltre 1000 Schweizer Kleinmeister on-line
>
>La Biblioteca nazionale svizzera ha reso liberamente accessibili, su Wikimedia Commons, più di 1000 opere dei cosiddetti Kleinmeister svizzeri. Si tratta di una serie di paesaggi realizzati tra Settecento e Ottocento che offre uno scorcio ricco di sfaccettature su come apparivano il territorio e la cultura della Svizzera a quel tempo.
>
>Grazie alla collaborazione con Wikimedia Svizzera, la Biblioteca nazionale svizzera (BN) è in grado di rende accessibili on-line sempre più documenti di dominio pubblico provenienti dalle sue collezioni. Recentemente sono state caricate oltre 1000 opere dei Kleinmeister svizzeri su Wikimedia Commons, l’archivio multimediale di libero accesso di Wikipedia.
>
>Per Kleinmeister svizzeri s’intendono gli artisti attivi tra metà Settecento e metà Ottocento che, con la diffusione del viaggio culturale, iniziarono a immortalare in disegni, acquerelli e dipinti ad olio paesaggi e scene caratteristiche di vita quotidiana, vendendo in seguito le loro opere in originale o riprodotte in stampe ai viaggiatori. L’opera artistica dei Kleinmeister svizzeri offre uno scorcio ricco di sfaccettature sul territorio e la cultura della Svizzera a quel tempo. Per questo motivo è tuttora di grande attualità sia per la storia dell’arte e della cultura, sia per la ricerca nelle scienze naturali.
>
>La BN possiede la collezione di Schweizer Kleinmeister dal 1982. In quell’anno Annemarie Gugelmann le cedette la collezione che aveva costituito insieme al fratello Rudolf. Si tratta di una delle donazioni più preziose mai ricevute dalla BN. La fondazione Graphica Helvetica, nata anch’essa dall’impegno dei fratelli Gugelmann, permette di ampliare costantemente la collezione.
>
>
>FR:
>1000 petits-maîtres suisses en ligne
>
>La Bibliothèque nationale suisse met à disposition plus de 1000 tableaux des petits-maîtres suisses sur Wikimedia Commons. Il s’agit de paysages des 18e et 19e siècles. La collection donne un riche aperçu des paysages et de la culture suisses d’antan.
>
>Grâce à sa collaboration avec Wikimedia Suisse, la Bibliothèque nationale suisse (BN) met régulièrement en ligne des documents libres de droits de ses collections. Elle vient de téléverser sur Wikimedia Commons, les archives libres de Wikipedia, 1000 tableaux des petits-maîtres suisses.
>
>Les petits-maîtres suisses sont des artistes dont la production va du milieu du 18e au milieu du 19e siècle. Avec l’apparition du voyage d’études classique, ils s’étaient mis à illustrer des paysages et des scènes du quotidien typiques au crayon, à l’aquarelle et à l’huile. Ils vendaient les originaux les estampes aux voyageurs. La production des petits-maîtres suisses donne un riche aperçu des paysages et de la culture suisses d’antan. Elle toujours d’actualité, tant pour l’histoire de l’art et des civilisations que pour la recherche ès sciences naturelles.
>
>La Bibliothèque nationale suisse possède depuis 1982 une collection de petits-maîtres suisses. Il s’agit d’un don d’Annemarie Gugelmann, qui avait constitué cette collection avec son frère Rudolf. C’est un des cadeaux les plus précieux que la BN ait jamais reçus. C’est également à l’engagement de la famille Gugelmann qu’on doit la création de la fondation Graphica Helvetica grâce à laquelle la collection continue d’être élargie.
>
>
>
>DE:
>1000 «Schweizer Kleinmeister» online
>
>Die Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek stellt über 1000 Bilder der «Schweizer Kleinmeister» auf Wikimedia Commons zur freien Verfügung. Es handelt sich umLandschaftsbilder aus dem 18. und 19. Jahrhundert. Die Sammlung gibt einen reichhaltigen Einblick in Landschaft und Kultur der Schweiz von damals.
>
>Dank der Zusammenarbeit mit Wikimedia Schweiz macht die Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek (NB) laufend gemeinfreie Dokumente aus ihren Sammlungen online zugänglich. Seit neustem sind 1000 Bilder von «Schweizer Kleinmeistern» auf Wikimedia Commons, dem freien Medienarchiv von Wikipedia, hochgeladen.
>
>Bei den «Schweizer Kleinmeistern» handelt es sich um Künstler, die von der Mitte des 18. bis in die Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts wirkten. Mit dem Aufkommen der klassischen Bildungsreise haben sie damit begonnen, Landschaften und charakteristische Alltagsszenen in Zeichnungen, Aquarellen sowie in Öl festzuhalten. Diese Werke verkauften sie im Original oder als grafische Blätter an Reisende. Das Schaffen der «Schweizer Kleinmeister» gibt einen breit gefächerten Einblick in Landschaft und Kultur der Schweiz von damals. Es ist bis heute für die kulturhistorische, kunstwissenschaftliche und die naturwissenschaftliche Forschung von Interesse.
>
>Die Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek ist seit 1982 im Besitz einer Sammlung von «Schweizer Kleinmeistern». Dabei handelte es sich um ein Geschenk von Annemarie Gugelmann, welche die Bilder zusammen mit ihrem Bruder Rudolf gesammelt hatte. Es ist eines der wertvollsten Geschenke, das die NB je entgegennehmen durfte. Auf das Engagement der Geschwister Gugelmann geht zudem die Stiftung Graphica Helvetica zurück, dank der die Sammlung kontinuierlich erweitert werden kann.
>
>
>
>Links
>
>The little Masters on wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Masters <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Masters>
>
>Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:CH-NB-Collection_Gugelmann <https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:CH-NB-Collection_Gugelmann>
>
>HelveticArchives: https://www.helveticarchives.ch/detail.aspx?id=160780 <https://www.helveticarchives.ch/detail.aspx?id=160780>
>
>___________________________________________________________
>I use this email for mailing list only.
>
>Charles ANDRES, Chief Science Officer
>"Wikimedia CH" – Association for the advancement of free knowledge –
>www.wikimedia.ch <http://www.wikimedia.ch/>
>Skype: charles.andres.wmch
>IRC://irc.freenode.net/wikimedia-ch <irc://irc.freenode.net/wikimedia-ch>
>
Dear Wikimedians,
please find here an information about one of the outcomes of the Wikipedian in Residence experience at the Swiss National Library, a Wikimedia CH initiative.
Charles
IT:
Oltre 1000 Schweizer Kleinmeister on-line
La Biblioteca nazionale svizzera ha reso liberamente accessibili, su Wikimedia Commons, più di 1000 opere dei cosiddetti Kleinmeister svizzeri. Si tratta di una serie di paesaggi realizzati tra Settecento e Ottocento che offre uno scorcio ricco di sfaccettature su come apparivano il territorio e la cultura della Svizzera a quel tempo.
Grazie alla collaborazione con Wikimedia Svizzera, la Biblioteca nazionale svizzera (BN) è in grado di rende accessibili on-line sempre più documenti di dominio pubblico provenienti dalle sue collezioni. Recentemente sono state caricate oltre 1000 opere dei Kleinmeister svizzeri su Wikimedia Commons, l’archivio multimediale di libero accesso di Wikipedia.
Per Kleinmeister svizzeri s’intendono gli artisti attivi tra metà Settecento e metà Ottocento che, con la diffusione del viaggio culturale, iniziarono a immortalare in disegni, acquerelli e dipinti ad olio paesaggi e scene caratteristiche di vita quotidiana, vendendo in seguito le loro opere in originale o riprodotte in stampe ai viaggiatori. L’opera artistica dei Kleinmeister svizzeri offre uno scorcio ricco di sfaccettature sul territorio e la cultura della Svizzera a quel tempo. Per questo motivo è tuttora di grande attualità sia per la storia dell’arte e della cultura, sia per la ricerca nelle scienze naturali.
La BN possiede la collezione di Schweizer Kleinmeister dal 1982. In quell’anno Annemarie Gugelmann le cedette la collezione che aveva costituito insieme al fratello Rudolf. Si tratta di una delle donazioni più preziose mai ricevute dalla BN. La fondazione Graphica Helvetica, nata anch’essa dall’impegno dei fratelli Gugelmann, permette di ampliare costantemente la collezione.
FR:
1000 petits-maîtres suisses en ligne
La Bibliothèque nationale suisse met à disposition plus de 1000 tableaux des petits-maîtres suisses sur Wikimedia Commons. Il s’agit de paysages des 18e et 19e siècles. La collection donne un riche aperçu des paysages et de la culture suisses d’antan.
Grâce à sa collaboration avec Wikimedia Suisse, la Bibliothèque nationale suisse (BN) met régulièrement en ligne des documents libres de droits de ses collections. Elle vient de téléverser sur Wikimedia Commons, les archives libres de Wikipedia, 1000 tableaux des petits-maîtres suisses.
Les petits-maîtres suisses sont des artistes dont la production va du milieu du 18e au milieu du 19e siècle. Avec l’apparition du voyage d’études classique, ils s’étaient mis à illustrer des paysages et des scènes du quotidien typiques au crayon, à l’aquarelle et à l’huile. Ils vendaient les originaux les estampes aux voyageurs. La production des petits-maîtres suisses donne un riche aperçu des paysages et de la culture suisses d’antan. Elle toujours d’actualité, tant pour l’histoire de l’art et des civilisations que pour la recherche ès sciences naturelles.
La Bibliothèque nationale suisse possède depuis 1982 une collection de petits-maîtres suisses. Il s’agit d’un don d’Annemarie Gugelmann, qui avait constitué cette collection avec son frère Rudolf. C’est un des cadeaux les plus précieux que la BN ait jamais reçus. C’est également à l’engagement de la famille Gugelmann qu’on doit la création de la fondation Graphica Helvetica grâce à laquelle la collection continue d’être élargie.
DE:
1000 «Schweizer Kleinmeister» online
Die Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek stellt über 1000 Bilder der «Schweizer Kleinmeister» auf Wikimedia Commons zur freien Verfügung. Es handelt sich umLandschaftsbilder aus dem 18. und 19. Jahrhundert. Die Sammlung gibt einen reichhaltigen Einblick in Landschaft und Kultur der Schweiz von damals.
Dank der Zusammenarbeit mit Wikimedia Schweiz macht die Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek (NB) laufend gemeinfreie Dokumente aus ihren Sammlungen online zugänglich. Seit neustem sind 1000 Bilder von «Schweizer Kleinmeistern» auf Wikimedia Commons, dem freien Medienarchiv von Wikipedia, hochgeladen.
Bei den «Schweizer Kleinmeistern» handelt es sich um Künstler, die von der Mitte des 18. bis in die Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts wirkten. Mit dem Aufkommen der klassischen Bildungsreise haben sie damit begonnen, Landschaften und charakteristische Alltagsszenen in Zeichnungen, Aquarellen sowie in Öl festzuhalten. Diese Werke verkauften sie im Original oder als grafische Blätter an Reisende. Das Schaffen der «Schweizer Kleinmeister» gibt einen breit gefächerten Einblick in Landschaft und Kultur der Schweiz von damals. Es ist bis heute für die kulturhistorische, kunstwissenschaftliche und die naturwissenschaftliche Forschung von Interesse.
Die Schweizerische Nationalbibliothek ist seit 1982 im Besitz einer Sammlung von «Schweizer Kleinmeistern». Dabei handelte es sich um ein Geschenk von Annemarie Gugelmann, welche die Bilder zusammen mit ihrem Bruder Rudolf gesammelt hatte. Es ist eines der wertvollsten Geschenke, das die NB je entgegennehmen durfte. Auf das Engagement der Geschwister Gugelmann geht zudem die Stiftung Graphica Helvetica zurück, dank der die Sammlung kontinuierlich erweitert werden kann.
Links
The little Masters on wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Masters <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Masters>
Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:CH-NB-Collection_Gugelmann <https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:CH-NB-Collection_Gugelmann>
HelveticArchives: https://www.helveticarchives.ch/detail.aspx?id=160780 <https://www.helveticarchives.ch/detail.aspx?id=160780>
___________________________________________________________
I use this email for mailing list only.
Charles ANDRES, Chief Science Officer
"Wikimedia CH" – Association for the advancement of free knowledge –
www.wikimedia.ch <http://www.wikimedia.ch/>
Skype: charles.andres.wmch
IRC://irc.freenode.net/wikimedia-ch <irc://irc.freenode.net/wikimedia-ch>
Next January 24th there will be a new Europeana Fashion edit-a-thon in Madrid (Spain) organized by Europeana, Wikimedia Spain, Museo del Traje and DIMAD.
The event will focus on editing Wikipedia articles about fashion, fashion world personalities, Spanish designers, Madrid Fashion Week Pasarela Cibeles, clothing arquitecture and Spanish regional costumes.
There is a coordordination page on English Wikipedia [1] and a registration web site [2]
Regards
Santiago NavarroWikimedia España
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Meetups/Spain/Europeana_Fashion_edi…http://www.wikimedia.es/eef
[Cross posted; please check which list you're replying to
Today is my first day as Wikipedian in Residence at Thinktank
Birmingham Science Museum, part of Birmingham Museums Trust:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thinktank,_Birmingham
I have a project page up at:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:GLAM/Thinktank
and will have more info there soon.
We'll be running two editathons/ backstage pass events, in the coming weeks.
(FYI, I remain Wikimedian in Residence at the Royal Society of
Chemistry and Wikipedian in Residence at ORCID)
--
Andy Mabbett
@pigsonthewing
http://pigsonthewing.org.uk
