Dear all,
Let me share another event report and news of an emerging user group from Tokyo, Japan.
Five Wikipedians in the greater Tokyo area including me held a citation party in Tokyo in the end of this January [1], which was then followed by another one in Kansai as reported by Kizu-san recently on this list. It looks like Japanese Wikimedians are getting active offline here and there!
Like other Wikipedias, the core community of the Japanese Wikipedia has always hoped to overhaul missing citations for important articles, which sometimes were overlooked behind the growth of the site. Following a call by [[User:Vigorous_action]] (who was an organizer of the Kansai event in February), we gathered at the Chiyoda public library, in the center of the Tokyo metropolis.
On January 28th, 2012, five attendees spent the whole three hours intensively adding citations to the Japanese Wikipedia. We had reserved a conference room with 6-8 sheets as a volunteer group (with no special cooperation with the staff at the library). All of the five were experienced Wikipedia editors and they were advised to find target articles and prepare resources in advance (we expected otherwise a 3-hour session would be too short to produce meaningful outcome). Each of us brought (or borrowed from the shelves) biographies, fact books and other kinds of resources, to carefully compare statements written on Wikipedia articles and those on the books. Subject areas we worked on range from linguistics and philosophy to biology and computer science. After finishing the work, we shared techniques to choosing articles with rather easy improvements, finding missing citations from resources, and using tools like citation templates effectively. (I found it helped me to improve articles quickly if I use both concise books written for casual readers and large authoritative reference works.)
As far as I know, this time was, if rather small in scale, the first occasion for people living around Tokyo to have an event purely focused onto the collaboration between Wikimedians, in contrast to more outreach-focused events in the past, like the Wikimedia Conference Japan 2009 [2]. I am feeling that the Tokyo area is finally filling one of the missing pieces of the puzzle in the Wikimedia movement. Let us hope events like the Citation Party in Kansai and this will continue to consolidate collaboration between Wikimedians, ensuring continued growth of the movement in Japan.
Encouraged by this successful editathon, we are going to establish "Wikimedian Society of Tokyo" (東京ウィキメディアン会), a local Wikimedia user group for people around Tokyo. We are now rapidly preparing our activity plans. Please stay tuned for more progress at our (soon-to-be-official) website: http://tokyo.wikimedia.jp.
[1] https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Meetup/Tokyo/33 [2] http://wcj2009.info
Best regards,
Yusuke Matsubara [[User:Whym]]
It is amazing to see Wikimedia events and communities in Japan organizing and ramping up their activities. Good luck and the entire Asian Wikimedia community is behind you. :)
Regards,
Josh
On Mar 2, 2012, at 3:40 PM, Yusuke Matsubara wrote:
Dear all,
Let me share another event report and news of an emerging user group from Tokyo, Japan.
Five Wikipedians in the greater Tokyo area including me held a citation party in Tokyo in the end of this January [1], which was then followed by another one in Kansai as reported by Kizu-san recently on this list. It looks like Japanese Wikimedians are getting active offline here and there!
Like other Wikipedias, the core community of the Japanese Wikipedia has always hoped to overhaul missing citations for important articles, which sometimes were overlooked behind the growth of the site. Following a call by [[User:Vigorous_action]] (who was an organizer of the Kansai event in February), we gathered at the Chiyoda public library, in the center of the Tokyo metropolis.
On January 28th, 2012, five attendees spent the whole three hours intensively adding citations to the Japanese Wikipedia. We had reserved a conference room with 6-8 sheets as a volunteer group (with no special cooperation with the staff at the library). All of the five were experienced Wikipedia editors and they were advised to find target articles and prepare resources in advance (we expected otherwise a 3-hour session would be too short to produce meaningful outcome). Each of us brought (or borrowed from the shelves) biographies, fact books and other kinds of resources, to carefully compare statements written on Wikipedia articles and those on the books. Subject areas we worked on range from linguistics and philosophy to biology and computer science. After finishing the work, we shared techniques to choosing articles with rather easy improvements, finding missing citations from resources, and using tools like citation templates effectively. (I found it helped me to improve articles quickly if I use both concise books written for casual readers and large authoritative reference works.)
As far as I know, this time was, if rather small in scale, the first occasion for people living around Tokyo to have an event purely focused onto the collaboration between Wikimedians, in contrast to more outreach-focused events in the past, like the Wikimedia Conference Japan 2009 [2]. I am feeling that the Tokyo area is finally filling one of the missing pieces of the puzzle in the Wikimedia movement. Let us hope events like the Citation Party in Kansai and this will continue to consolidate collaboration between Wikimedians, ensuring continued growth of the movement in Japan.
Encouraged by this successful editathon, we are going to establish "Wikimedian Society of Tokyo" (東京ウィキメディアン会), a local Wikimedia user group for people around Tokyo. We are now rapidly preparing our activity plans. Please stay tuned for more progress at our (soon-to-be-official) website: http://tokyo.wikimedia.jp.
[1] https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Meetup/Tokyo/33 [2] http://wcj2009.info
Best regards,
Yusuke Matsubara [[User:Whym]]
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Awesome news. Is any collaboration between the Kansai and Tokyo groups in the plan? (We're waiting for a Wikimedia Japan to eventually happen. Hmmm. No pressure :))
Deryck
On 2 March 2012 15:19, Josh Lim jamesjoshualim@yahoo.com wrote:
It is amazing to see Wikimedia events and communities in Japan organizing and ramping up their activities. Good luck and the entire Asian Wikimedia community is behind you. :)
Regards,
Josh
On Mar 2, 2012, at 3:40 PM, Yusuke Matsubara wrote:
Dear all,
Let me share another event report and news of an emerging user group from Tokyo, Japan.
Five Wikipedians in the greater Tokyo area including me held a citation party in Tokyo in the end of this January [1], which was then followed by another one in Kansai as reported by Kizu-san recently on this list. It looks like Japanese Wikimedians are getting active offline here and there!
Like other Wikipedias, the core community of the Japanese Wikipedia has always hoped to overhaul missing citations for important articles, which sometimes were overlooked behind the growth of the site. Following a call by [[User:Vigorous_action]] (who was an organizer of the Kansai event in February), we gathered at the Chiyoda public library, in the center of the Tokyo metropolis.
On January 28th, 2012, five attendees spent the whole three hours intensively adding citations to the Japanese Wikipedia. We had reserved a conference room with 6-8 sheets as a volunteer group (with no special cooperation with the staff at the library). All of the five were experienced Wikipedia editors and they were advised to find target articles and prepare resources in advance (we expected otherwise a 3-hour session would be too short to produce meaningful outcome). Each of us brought (or borrowed from the shelves) biographies, fact books and other kinds of resources, to carefully compare statements written on Wikipedia articles and those on the books. Subject areas we worked on range from linguistics and philosophy to biology and computer science. After finishing the work, we shared techniques to choosing articles with rather easy improvements, finding missing citations from resources, and using tools like citation templates effectively. (I found it helped me to improve articles quickly if I use both concise books written for casual readers and large authoritative reference works.)
As far as I know, this time was, if rather small in scale, the first occasion for people living around Tokyo to have an event purely focused onto the collaboration between Wikimedians, in contrast to more outreach-focused events in the past, like the Wikimedia Conference Japan 2009 [2]. I am feeling that the Tokyo area is finally filling one of the missing pieces of the puzzle in the Wikimedia movement. Let us hope events like the Citation Party in Kansai and this will continue to consolidate collaboration between Wikimedians, ensuring continued growth of the movement in Japan.
Encouraged by this successful editathon, we are going to establish "Wikimedian Society of Tokyo" (東京ウィキメディアン会), a local Wikimedia user group for people around Tokyo. We are now rapidly preparing our activity plans. Please stay tuned for more progress at our (soon-to-be-official) website: http://tokyo.wikimedia.jp.
[1] https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Meetup/Tokyo/33 [2] http://wcj2009.info
Best regards,
Yusuke Matsubara [[User:Whym]]
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*Vice-President** *(2011-2012), Wikimedia Philippines *Member*, Ateneo Debate Society *Member*, The Assembly *Member*, Ateneo Lingua Ars Cultura
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There was an IRC meeting on the matter recently posted on Meta. Anyone who would like to translate for us? :)
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Japan/Meetings/Meeting-2012-03-04
Josh
On Mar 5, 2012, at 4:51 PM, Deryck Chan wrote:
Awesome news. Is any collaboration between the Kansai and Tokyo groups in the plan? (We're waiting for a Wikimedia Japan to eventually happen. Hmmm. No pressure :))
Deryck
On 2 March 2012 15:19, Josh Lim jamesjoshualim@yahoo.com wrote: It is amazing to see Wikimedia events and communities in Japan organizing and ramping up their activities. Good luck and the entire Asian Wikimedia community is behind you. :)
Regards,
Josh
On Mar 2, 2012, at 3:40 PM, Yusuke Matsubara wrote:
Dear all,
Let me share another event report and news of an emerging user group from Tokyo, Japan.
Five Wikipedians in the greater Tokyo area including me held a citation party in Tokyo in the end of this January [1], which was then followed by another one in Kansai as reported by Kizu-san recently on this list. It looks like Japanese Wikimedians are getting active offline here and there!
Like other Wikipedias, the core community of the Japanese Wikipedia has always hoped to overhaul missing citations for important articles, which sometimes were overlooked behind the growth of the site. Following a call by [[User:Vigorous_action]] (who was an organizer of the Kansai event in February), we gathered at the Chiyoda public library, in the center of the Tokyo metropolis.
On January 28th, 2012, five attendees spent the whole three hours intensively adding citations to the Japanese Wikipedia. We had reserved a conference room with 6-8 sheets as a volunteer group (with no special cooperation with the staff at the library). All of the five were experienced Wikipedia editors and they were advised to find target articles and prepare resources in advance (we expected otherwise a 3-hour session would be too short to produce meaningful outcome). Each of us brought (or borrowed from the shelves) biographies, fact books and other kinds of resources, to carefully compare statements written on Wikipedia articles and those on the books. Subject areas we worked on range from linguistics and philosophy to biology and computer science. After finishing the work, we shared techniques to choosing articles with rather easy improvements, finding missing citations from resources, and using tools like citation templates effectively. (I found it helped me to improve articles quickly if I use both concise books written for casual readers and large authoritative reference works.)
As far as I know, this time was, if rather small in scale, the first occasion for people living around Tokyo to have an event purely focused onto the collaboration between Wikimedians, in contrast to more outreach-focused events in the past, like the Wikimedia Conference Japan 2009 [2]. I am feeling that the Tokyo area is finally filling one of the missing pieces of the puzzle in the Wikimedia movement. Let us hope events like the Citation Party in Kansai and this will continue to consolidate collaboration between Wikimedians, ensuring continued growth of the movement in Japan.
Encouraged by this successful editathon, we are going to establish "Wikimedian Society of Tokyo" (東京ウィキメディアン会), a local Wikimedia user group for people around Tokyo. We are now rapidly preparing our activity plans. Please stay tuned for more progress at our (soon-to-be-official) website: http://tokyo.wikimedia.jp.
[1] https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Meetup/Tokyo/33 [2] http://wcj2009.info
Best regards,
Yusuke Matsubara [[User:Whym]]
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Vice-President (2011-2012), Wikimedia Philippines Member, Ateneo Debate Society Member, The Assembly Member, Ateneo Lingua Ars Cultura
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Not very much was said about the proposed chapter. The whole discussion was about Wiki Loves Monuments, and a little bit on the citation party.
Although the previous meeting's minutes: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:Wikimedia_Japan/Meetings/Meeting-2012-02... to suggest they're not entirely ready to list themselves as a proposed chapter / working group yet.
Deryck (reading with his ja-1 ability, corrections welcome)
On 5 March 2012 16:38, Josh Lim jamesjoshualim@yahoo.com wrote:
There was an IRC meeting on the matter recently posted on Meta. Anyone who would like to translate for us? :)
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Japan/Meetings/Meeting-2012-03-04
Josh
On Mar 5, 2012, at 4:51 PM, Deryck Chan wrote:
Awesome news. Is any collaboration between the Kansai and Tokyo groups in the plan? (We're waiting for a Wikimedia Japan to eventually happen. Hmmm. No pressure :))
Deryck
On 2 March 2012 15:19, Josh Lim jamesjoshualim@yahoo.com wrote:
It is amazing to see Wikimedia events and communities in Japan organizing and ramping up their activities. Good luck and the entire Asian Wikimedia community is behind you. :)
Regards,
Josh
On Mar 2, 2012, at 3:40 PM, Yusuke Matsubara wrote:
Dear all,
Let me share another event report and news of an emerging user group from Tokyo, Japan.
Five Wikipedians in the greater Tokyo area including me held a citation party in Tokyo in the end of this January [1], which was then followed by another one in Kansai as reported by Kizu-san recently on this list. It looks like Japanese Wikimedians are getting active offline here and there!
Like other Wikipedias, the core community of the Japanese Wikipedia has always hoped to overhaul missing citations for important articles, which sometimes were overlooked behind the growth of the site. Following a call by [[User:Vigorous_action]] (who was an organizer of the Kansai event in February), we gathered at the Chiyoda public library, in the center of the Tokyo metropolis.
On January 28th, 2012, five attendees spent the whole three hours intensively adding citations to the Japanese Wikipedia. We had reserved a conference room with 6-8 sheets as a volunteer group (with no special cooperation with the staff at the library). All of the five were experienced Wikipedia editors and they were advised to find target articles and prepare resources in advance (we expected otherwise a 3-hour session would be too short to produce meaningful outcome). Each of us brought (or borrowed from the shelves) biographies, fact books and other kinds of resources, to carefully compare statements written on Wikipedia articles and those on the books. Subject areas we worked on range from linguistics and philosophy to biology and computer science. After finishing the work, we shared techniques to choosing articles with rather easy improvements, finding missing citations from resources, and using tools like citation templates effectively. (I found it helped me to improve articles quickly if I use both concise books written for casual readers and large authoritative reference works.)
As far as I know, this time was, if rather small in scale, the first occasion for people living around Tokyo to have an event purely focused onto the collaboration between Wikimedians, in contrast to more outreach-focused events in the past, like the Wikimedia Conference Japan 2009 [2]. I am feeling that the Tokyo area is finally filling one of the missing pieces of the puzzle in the Wikimedia movement. Let us hope events like the Citation Party in Kansai and this will continue to consolidate collaboration between Wikimedians, ensuring continued growth of the movement in Japan.
Encouraged by this successful editathon, we are going to establish "Wikimedian Society of Tokyo" (東京ウィキメディアン会), a local Wikimedia user group for people around Tokyo. We are now rapidly preparing our activity plans. Please stay tuned for more progress at our (soon-to-be-official) website: http://tokyo.wikimedia.jp.
[1] https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Meetup/Tokyo/33 [2] http://wcj2009.info
Best regards,
Yusuke Matsubara [[User:Whym]]
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Hi,
Thanks for your interests!
Although the recent move has just started, I'm also one of the people who have wished Wikimedia Japan to happen :). Since the discussion just has been (re-)started a month a go, for now, 'working group' would be an appropriate description (which was actually suggested in the Meeting-2012-02-26 log).
Regarding the interaction between user groups in Japan, I cannot imagine Wikimedia Japan to happen without the involvement of WiKansai and Wikimedians of Hokkaido. To start with, I'd like to invite them to join us in the regular meeting on IRC [1]. So far, the logs and other subpages of [[Wikimedia Japan]] on meta are pretty much everything we have.
Inputs and advices from either inside or outside of Japan will definitely be welcomed. I will try to translate summaries of the logs into English and ask others to help it.
[1] https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Japan/Meetings
Best, Yusuke / [[user:whym]]
At Mon, 5 Mar 2012 16:50:57 +0000, Deryck Chan wrote:
[1 <multipart/alternative (7bit)>] [1.1 <text/plain; UTF-8 (quoted-printable)>] Not very much was said about the proposed chapter. The whole discussion was about Wiki Loves Monuments, and a little bit on the citation party.
Although the previous meeting's minutes: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:Wikimedia_Japan/Meetings/Meeting-2012-02... to suggest they're not entirely ready to list themselves as a proposed chapter / working group yet.
Deryck (reading with his ja-1 ability, corrections welcome)
On 5 March 2012 16:38, Josh Lim jamesjoshualim@yahoo.com wrote:
There was an IRC meeting on the matter recently posted on Meta. Anyone who would like to translate for us? :)
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Japan/Meetings/Meeting-2012-03-04
Josh
On Mar 5, 2012, at 4:51 PM, Deryck Chan wrote:
Awesome news. Is any collaboration between the Kansai and Tokyo groups in the plan? (We're waiting for a Wikimedia Japan to eventually happen. Hmmm. No pressure :))
Deryck
On 2 March 2012 15:19, Josh Lim jamesjoshualim@yahoo.com wrote:
It is amazing to see Wikimedia events and communities in Japan organizing and ramping up their activities. Good luck and the entire Asian Wikimedia community is behind you. :)
Regards,
Josh
On Mar 2, 2012, at 3:40 PM, Yusuke Matsubara wrote:
Dear all,
Let me share another event report and news of an emerging user group from Tokyo, Japan.
Five Wikipedians in the greater Tokyo area including me held a citation party in Tokyo in the end of this January [1], which was then followed by another one in Kansai as reported by Kizu-san recently on this list. It looks like Japanese Wikimedians are getting active offline here and there!
Like other Wikipedias, the core community of the Japanese Wikipedia has always hoped to overhaul missing citations for important articles, which sometimes were overlooked behind the growth of the site. Following a call by [[User:Vigorous_action]] (who was an organizer of the Kansai event in February), we gathered at the Chiyoda public library, in the center of the Tokyo metropolis.
On January 28th, 2012, five attendees spent the whole three hours intensively adding citations to the Japanese Wikipedia. We had reserved a conference room with 6-8 sheets as a volunteer group (with no special cooperation with the staff at the library). All of the five were experienced Wikipedia editors and they were advised to find target articles and prepare resources in advance (we expected otherwise a 3-hour session would be too short to produce meaningful outcome). Each of us brought (or borrowed from the shelves) biographies, fact books and other kinds of resources, to carefully compare statements written on Wikipedia articles and those on the books. Subject areas we worked on range from linguistics and philosophy to biology and computer science. After finishing the work, we shared techniques to choosing articles with rather easy improvements, finding missing citations from resources, and using tools like citation templates effectively. (I found it helped me to improve articles quickly if I use both concise books written for casual readers and large authoritative reference works.)
As far as I know, this time was, if rather small in scale, the first occasion for people living around Tokyo to have an event purely focused onto the collaboration between Wikimedians, in contrast to more outreach-focused events in the past, like the Wikimedia Conference Japan 2009 [2]. I am feeling that the Tokyo area is finally filling one of the missing pieces of the puzzle in the Wikimedia movement. Let us hope events like the Citation Party in Kansai and this will continue to consolidate collaboration between Wikimedians, ensuring continued growth of the movement in Japan.
Encouraged by this successful editathon, we are going to establish "Wikimedian Society of Tokyo" (東京ウィキメディアン会), a local Wikimedia user group for people around Tokyo. We are now rapidly preparing our activity plans. Please stay tuned for more progress at our (soon-to-be-official) website: http://tokyo.wikimedia.jp.
[1] https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Meetup/Tokyo/33 [2] http://wcj2009.info
Best regards,
Yusuke Matsubara [[User:Whym]]
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*Vice-President** *(2011-2012), Wikimedia Philippines *Member*, Ateneo Debate Society *Member*, The Assembly *Member*, Ateneo Lingua Ars Cultura
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On Mar 5, 2012 10:51 PM, "Deryck Chan" deryckchan@wikimedia.hk wrote: » Is any collaboration between the Kansai and Tokyo groups in the plan? (We're waiting for a Wikimedia Japan to eventually happen.
i believe the sincerity of the first question
» Hmmm. No pressure :))
rather than the second :-D
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