I just realized that we have to become a chapter before Wikimedia will actually let us use the name "Wikisource" (though we don't have to get incorporated first). So I guess now that we have a general idea of what Wikisource Canada will look like, we can use that information to finish the bylaws and then register with the WMF. The bylaws have been almost done for a long time now, and I'm sorry that I'm taking so long finishing them. Hopefully we'll be able to make them presentable before people go to Wikimania in August. -Jeffery Nichols (Arctic.gnome)
On 18-Jul-09, at 12:26 AM, Casey Brown wrote:
On Fri, Jul 17, 2009 at 10:40 PM, rouxwikiroux@gmail.com wrote:
The point of SUL is for a single login to be usable across *every* Wikimedia project. Applying it later in the game just creates massive headaches.
The point of it may have been, but a chapter wiki not fitting into the schema shouldn't matter. After all, the private/fishbowl wikis are already not included in SUL, so there goes our "every Wikimedia project".
Other chapters aren't hosted by the Foundation and don't have SUL, but I don't think they have any problems with it: wikimedia.de, wikimedia.fr, wikimedia.it, wikimedia.org.ar, wikimedia.org.au, wikimedia.ch, wikimedia.cz, wikimedia.hk, wiki.media.hu, wikimedia.or.id, wikimedia.org.il, wikimedia.tw/wikimania.tw, and wikimedia.org.ua.
In the end, it's just whichever you decide. It seems that having your own domain outside the WMF is probably the best option, it's the most versatile (can make changes yourself, can easily have a public home page, wiki for members, wiki for board, blog, internal records, etc.). So I'd have to agree with Ray, not a deal breaker. :-)
-- Casey Brown Cbrown1023
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