Dear all,
a doubt:
is Instagram compatible with Creative Commons?
Can I upload *my* Instagram pics on Commons (so could it be used for WLM)?
Please consider that I'm not suggesting Instagram pics are good for WLM
(they are filtered and all, probably not very suitable for illustrating
monuments on Wikipedia)
but is a legal matter.
Aubrey
Hello everyone,
As some of you might already know, WLM team facilitated a Diversity,
Equity, and Inclusion review of the campaign last year. The goal of the
review was to bring out recommendations that will help the overall campaign
to be more inclusive and encourage diverse participation.
We recently published a mid-term report of the findings. The researcher
working on the project, Mesha, was only able to interview some of the many
organizers and other stakeholders we have. It would be great to have
everyone's opinion captured in the final report.
A summary of the report is available at
https://www.wikilovesmonuments.org/wiki-loves-monuments-in-focus-challenges…
and the full report at
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Wiki_Loves_Monuments/DEI_researc…
If you are an organizer, participant, and in general interested in WLM (or
the larger cultural heritage space), kindly go through the report and share
your thoughts on improving the campaign. This will be crucial for the
international team as we intend to make changes/improvements based on this
research. Based on any feedback received, the final report is expected to
be published around early July.
For sharing feedback, you can directly reach out to Mesha (
mesha.m(a)wikilovesmonuments.mobi) or write on the talk page of the report on
Wikimedia Commons.
Regards,
Krishna Chaitanya