Hi all,
There is a Wikipedia
<https://diasp.eu/people/LAFzfrevPFGqjCHT7eZPGbmiYgW6IZQ1cVtWNzLh1RXCBunskg1NuAQMHu2TMEXpXsqO9FEo6G8_pe-AO_EjXghubzillanl>
page (wikipedia(a)hubzilla.nl,
) which
makes automatic posts from Wikimedia blog.
Does anyone know how is it arranged? I would like to make the same for
Ukrainian page (eg. posting from WMUA blog) but I need a manual 😇
Thanks for helping,
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2015-07-06 17:28 GMT+03:00 Vira Motorko <vira.motorko(a)gmail.com>om>:
Hi,
There's a profile for Ukrainian Wikipedia at diasp.eu [1]
It lives for 25 days now and is not crowded with followers and/or content,
so can't be a positive example but take a look if you wish :)
I must say that diaspora works with hash-tags way better than FB (as they
are a great part of its functioning as such).
And it also renders .png images better, which is very pleasing.
[1]
https://diasp.eu/people/b40121c0f285013257175404a6b20780
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2015-07-03 0:59 GMT+03:00 Joe Sutherland <jsutherland(a)wikimedia.org>rg>:
Hi Natalia,
Personally, I thought Diaspora had been closed down, so this is news to
me! I'd say that it's WMPL's call but I don't know how much value
you'd get
out of using the network. It has, apparently, 79,000 "active" users.[1]
If it really is popular in Poland then by all means use it :)
Joe
[1]
http://pods.jasonrobinson.me/
On 2 July 2015 at 10:11, Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska <
natalia.szafran(a)wikimedia.pl> wrote:
Hi all
I was asked by my chapter to promote Wikimedia Poland using Diaspora
network. Apparently it is quite popular among people related to open
education in Poland and it might be a good idea to try to reach to them
using this site.
I'm not very familiar with Diaspora so I would really appreciate some
advice on that. Does anyone here have any experience with using this
network to promote Wikimedia projects? Did you find it useful or not
really? Are there any tips or/and stories you would like to share?
Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska
Kierownik Biura Prasowego
Stowarzyszenie Wikimedia Polska
tel. 790 290 275
http://opp.wikimedia.pl
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