Hi Lodewijk, We have made changes to the common pages as per your recommendation: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Wiki_Loves_Monuments_2013_in_Thai… http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Wiki_Loves_Monuments_2013_in_Thai… I had called The Fine Arts Department - Ministry of Culture on Tuesday after I arrive in Bangkok. A formal letter has been sent to them by express mail on Wednesday. The approximate turnaround time is one week to one month. Getting the list is trivial and they said on the phone that they are very happy to provide it free of charge as soon as the letter is "formally" received by respective department. However, in the same letter, I take the opportunity to invite them to be a partner (send a judge, providing prizes or help spreading the news). The collaboration part is expected to take more time and further discussion. For a domain name, there are several options as you mentioned. .in.th - This requires an individual ID. It is the simplest but unprofessional. .co.th - This requires registration documents (Juristic person or trademark) in Thailand or from overseas. What documentation can you provide? .or.th - The requirement is similar to .co.th but a bit looser. However, I don't think we (unregistered movement in infancy stage) are qualified yet. .THAI - It does not require anything but not available yet. No one can provide a firm date that it will become available However, all of these are equally difficult. May I suggest th.wikilovesmonuments.org instead? You could do this for other countries too and redirect them to proper sites. (or vice versa) Many thanks, Taweetham On 29 May 2013 23:40, Lodewijk <lodewijk(a)effeietsanders.org> wrote:

On 30/05/13 01:25, Lodewijk wrote: Technically, it's perfectly possible. It just needs someone (from WMDE?) with access to the domain panel to configure it. Would you also need the hosting, or would you take care of that separatedly?