I don't live in the USA and am therefore unsure whether I am eligible to
apply for the position; in any case I do not think I would be able to
guarentee having sufficient time.
Nevertheless, I would be interested in seeing what is involved and,
maybe, editing the odd article (I am an Addiciton Psychiatrist living in
the UK and would be most interested in medical articles - particularly
in relation to drug addiction).
Incidentaly, I read some of the responses and appreciate that there is
scope for bias. This will always be true and is at least visible (the
real danger comes from undeclared conflicts of interest).
Best wishes, Peter
On 27/02/2020 16:55, Jake Orlowitz wrote:
Hi all,
Annual Reviews, an independent, nonprofit scholarly research publisher, seeks an
enthusiastic Wikipedian-in-Residence (WIR).
The aim of this role is to improve Wikipedia's coverage of the sciences by citing
expert articles from Annual Reviews' journals. The WIR will engage with Wikipedia
editors across life, biomedical, physical, and social science articles and WikiProjects to
help ensure responsible and valuable expansion of content.
This is a temporary position for 10 hours/week, paid at $30/hour USD, and is anticipated
to last for up to 1 year. This position can only be based remotely from the following
states: CA, OR, OH, NV, NC, WA, WI, CO, MA, PA, NY, HI, or MT.
PLEASE APPLY!
https://annualreviewsnews.org/2020/02/25/seeking-a-wikipedian-in-residence/
Cheers,
Jake Orlowitz
_Founder of The Wikipedia Library_
_Seeker of well people and sane societies_
_ _kickstarter: bit.ly/CircleKickstarter [1]
me:
jakeorlowitz.com [2]
mail: jorlowitz(a)gmail.com
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book:
welcometothecircle.net [4]
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