Well, I understand that each chapters have their own preferences. Though the WLM was an initiative by some of our key officers, we dont shoot the idea down. Each of us in the Philippines always welcome good ideas as long as its well planned and its beneficial. We always disregard where it came from. Your projects are good too, all it takes is just understanding of it. We face challenge in getting active volunteers and for the first time go on nationwide projects and your chapter story is interesting to note.
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On Mon, Apr 9, 2012 at 1:26 AM, Butch Bustria <butch@wikimedia.org.ph> wrote:I would suggest that people stop rating :D
> Though personally, I can rate our chapter as your little brother chapter and your chapter is our big sister and the 2011-2012 chapters are toddlers
FYI in 2007 when we haven't become a chapter yet or I'm not even sure
I like to pursue one, *I* came to Taipei to learn about Wikimedia
Taiwan via Wikimania and hope that they will take a role as our
guidance, where we can learn from them.
*to be honest I am still hoping now*
*grin*
>We hope that we can do little steps like communicating bi-chapters like my own initiative to fly to Hong Kong and have web conferences.
We're not flying anyone until we understand what the need are and
whether it suit to the training that we provided. Too expensive.
Without a clear RoI (return of investment) it jeopardizing the
*future* grant request even WMID track record. We *of course* will
avoid that at all cost.
Apsara only take off if we receive the grant. Which we haven't even
> I also hope that financial constraints and limited person time wont be a hindrance to our relations
asked for yet. Therefore it eliminates financial constraint, the grant
will bore the expenses. However the grant will not bore the limited
person time, since we realize it exist. If you have limited time, and
will not be able to conduct project after the training (will be
decided during assessment per communication between potential trainer/
trainee during identification of whether or not one need training for
*three days* for example) - then although the money available,
probably one is not the best person attending the training.
We're aiming *the* interested and willing.
Another example is if PH would like to conduct Wiki Loves Monument. By
all mean, don't come to Indonesia, we never done that before :D nor
interested to provide training for it. You'd probably best invite the
Netherlanders - for example. If the Netherlanders are willing to come
i.e to Phillipines with their own funding, asks Apsara to funded
Bangladeshian or Indian or Korean to fly to Philipine to listen for
the workshop and we'll send you the money. *shrug*
That's it.
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