Hi Jeromy,
thanks for the update. Good to hear it was useful to you, and I hope it will
be successful in Hong Kong too! Just keep an eye out for the lessons
learned, and don't forget: do whatever works best in your country :) I think
it makes sense not to focus on our timeline, but keep your own pace.
Lodewijk
2011/4/6 Jeromy-Yu Maximilian Chan <yuyu(a)wikimedia.hk>
Dear all
I would like to say bit about my inspiration from Berlin,
after hearing Lodewijk's presentation
one point strike me particularly
as he explained that photo taking is rather easy way to contribute to
Wikimedia
where is absolutely a good way to increase participation here
so I did study a bit on the situation on the local monuments (no more than
2000)
and WM commons photographic coverage on them (about half of them werre
photoed and upload commons)
I do find space to work on for WLM event for once or twice, no longer than
2 yrs.
So I do think Hong Kong will jump on the wagon anyway, as I will leaving
the HK board soon, and I am not the future board will support the effort,
so I might push this forward as senior Wikipedian, gathering support on
local Wikipedia community, and then ask for support from the future board of
Hong Kong chapter.
And one more thing, we probably not following the European time line
though.
--
Jeromy-Yu "Jerry" Chan, ARAD
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President, Wikimedia Hong Kong
ChapCom/ComCom, Wikimedia Foundation
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