Thanks, Tilman!
I really appreciate your recommendations for when to post original content versus retweet existing posts.
I think you made the right call in this case, and I appreciate your retweet. :)
So did @BeeldenGeluid, which is doing fine work to support our movement as an external partner.
One thought worth considering for the future: blog roundups of some of the week’s most relevant tweets about our movement. This could be an easy way to leverage our social media work, to give more visibility to newsworthy events not covered on the blog.
Onward!
Fabrice
Hi Fabrice,
I think the topic of improving our video content is totally appropriate, in particular for @wikicommons. As a general remark: If it's a project by an outside (non-Wikimedia) organization like in this case, a retweet is usually easier - before we heartily endorse a project and describe it as success directly from the official SM accounts, there should be some form of vetting beyond the organization's own statements. So it's useful if we can retweet the lead of the WMF multimedia team regarding a multimedia project ;) In any case, this particular organization has done projects before that were promoted by Wikimedia NL:
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Highlights,_April_2013#.22Wiki_Loves_Sound.22_enriches_Wikipedia_with_audio_recordings
I have retweeted it from @wikicommons and @wikipedia.
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