These don't really explain to me what IFTTT does -- I'd say maybe connecting to what's happening on Wikipedia in new ways or something. But in these two, I would go with the first because I'm not sure it feels like "using Wikipedia's data" even if that is what you're doing.

On Tue, Jul 14, 2015 at 8:47 AM, Joe Sutherland <jsutherland@wikimedia.org> wrote:

Running this past the list - looking to get this out pretty much bang on 9am.

Gimme all yer LGTMs plz. :)

Twitter (@Wikipedia/@Wikimedia):

• The Wikipedia Channel is now live on @IFTTT! [link]

• With @IFTTT, you can use Wikipedia’s data easier than ever before. [link]

Facebook/Google+:

• With the launch of the Wikipedia Channel on IFTTT, you can now use Wikipedia in whole new ways. [link]

• IFTTT’s new Wikipedia Channel lets you use public data from Wikipedia more easily than ever before. [link]

best,

Joe

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