Folks,
Please reply to this message rather than the original forwarded email.
Because of the size of the original message, including that email will
require moderator approval for each email reply. Please do read that
original version, however!
Yours,
Peaceray <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Peaceray>
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Raymond Leonard <raymond.f.leonard.jr(a)gmail.com>
Tue, Feb 25, 10:43 PM (9 hours ago)
to Wikimedia Cascadia group mailing list
Hello Cascadia Wikimedians,
I am forwarding this on behalf of Elisa Law from the Washington State
Historical Society.
Of note is the Edits for Women 2020 Event, which is five joint edit-a-thons
that the Comcast Women's Network plans for Fri March 27, 2020 - 9am to 4pm,
at Seattle, Fife, Puyallup, Shoreline, & Spokane. Support for some of these
will be remote, possibly via Zoom.
I am hoping that we will start with an introduction to editing Wikipedia
presented simultaneously to each of the five locations.
If any Wikimedians are available to help in any capacity for any length of
time during these edit-a-thons, on site or remotely, please contact me.
Yours,
Peaceray <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Peaceray>
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raymond.f.leonard.jr(a)gmail.com
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FYI.
JM
-------- Forwarded Message --------
Subject: [Wikimedia Summit 2020] Update on program and timeline – next
steps towards the Wikimedia Summit
Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2020 15:10:09 +0100
From: Cornelius Kibelka (via wmsummit-list Mailing List)
<wmsummit-list(a)mailing.wikimedia.de>
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CC: WMSummit <wmsummit(a)wikimedia.de>
Hey all,
Week by week, we are coming closer to the Wikimedia Summit – and you
might ask: What can I do to prepare myself for the event? What are the
next steps towards the event? What will we do at the Wikimedia Summit?
I’ll try to give you a compact overview and answers to these questions.
Timeline:
*
Compared to previous years, we are a bit less communicating from the
organizers’ side at the moment, because we would like you to focus
on the ongoing Community Conversations around the movement strategy
recommendations. Feedback is collected from across online
communities, affiliates and the WMF until February 21.
*
As soon as these conversations are concluded, the movement strategy
core team will create a report on these conversations, that you can
review between March 2 and 6.
*
This report will serve as the main input for the integration meeting
of the recommendations which will take place from March 10 to 12 in
New York. At this meeting, former working group members, the core
team, Katherine Maher and Ryan Merkley will meet to incorporate all
the feedback collected over the last few weeks, and create the final
set of recommendations. These will be published between March 23 and
27, and will be the working document at the Wikimedia Summit.
*
We expect the WMF Board of Trustees to approve these final
recommendations in the week before the Wikimedia Summit, March 27 to
April 3.
You can find a handy timeline here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/155rHcDNAcI3D7iOynX0xtb86LDTE0FoMXVg…
Preparation for the Wikimedia Summit
*
To make it clear: We will not edit, change, or modify the
recommendations at the Wikimedia Summit.By then, they will be set.
On the first day of the Wikimedia Summit, we aim to get all
participants on the same page and to create a shared understanding
of the recommendations.
*
The recommendations consist of so-called “Expected Outcomes” (like:
“Establish a Movement Charter”, “Create a Code of Conduct”, etc.).
On the second and third day, we will discuss which of these outcomes
the organizations and groups should work on first (Prioritization).
Also, we will discuss which outcomes depend on each other and need
to be done prior to others, or can run in parallel (Sequencing).
Ideally, you discuss these two actions – prioritization and
sequencing – inside your affiliate before you come to the Wikimedia
Summit.
*
Finally, we will explore which organizations and groups could take
over which responsibilities during implementation and what kind of
support is needed to initiate a successful implementation process.
We are still working on a method to actually have these difficult
conversations. We would appreciate it if you start discussing what
role you can see for your organization taking in implementing these
“expected outcomes”.
Starting from March 4, we will offer onboarding calls for all
participants, at least 2 to 3 per week, with different timings for
different time zones. If you have a question, if you need more clarity
on the things mentioned above, I would urge you to attend one of these
calls. Members of the Strategy Core Team will attend as well to answer
any process-related questions.
Best regards,
Cornelius
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Greetings!
I am working with Kat Thornton to create a Wikibase instance for
compiling global nutrition datasets. We're hoping that some of the data
in this system are useful to other Wikimedia projects, especially Wikidata.
We are applying for WMF Project Grants to cover the costs of engineering
and Edit-a-thon events:
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:Project/Hackfish/Global_food_and_nut…
If you have any feedback, please let us know! Also, if you support this
idea, please consider adding an endorsement on that proposal page.
I realize I just missed the meetup yesterday but I'd love to come by
next time to talk about the project.
Warm regards,
Mika
Mako,
I, too, will be able to make this evening's panel. I will need to skedaddle
afterwards, so I cannot take you up on your offer for coffee or a drink
post-class.
See you by 5:25pm this evening.
Yours,
Peaceray
On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 12:49 PM Paul J. Weiss <paul(a)paulweiss.info> wrote:
> Hi, Mako. I am free at that time. What are you wanted panelists to talk
> about?
>
> Paul
>
> At 2020-02-18 12:21 a, Benj. Mako Hill wrote:
> >Greetings! I sent this email a week ago but it appears to have not gone
> >through? I think I may have emailed from the wrong address. In any case,
> >I know the notice is very short but I wonder if anybody be able to make
> >it to my class on Wednesday? Details are below. Regards, Mako <quote
> >who="Benj. Mako Hill" date="Tue, Feb 11, 2020 at 11:00:30AM -0800"> >
> >Greetings! > > I mentioned this at the annual meeting but here is the
> >official > request/invitation: > > I am putting together a panel of
> >Wikipedian for my class on online > communities and I would love for
> >any/all of you to join! The class > meets next next Wednesday and I was
> >planning for the panel from > 5:30-6:20pm in Mary Gates Hall (MGH) 389
> >at UW. > > Please (a) let me know if you can make it and (b) try to
> >arrive at > or before 5:25 we can get going *at* 5:30! > > There's
> >nothing to prepare but I'll probably ask you to briefly talk > about
> >your experience in Wikipedia and the students will
> >have > questions. > > The class is a big one (90 students) and by
> >Wednesday all the students > will have all finished attempts to make
> >significant improvements to > stub class articles and written short
> >essays in the User page > namespace reflecting on their experience in
> >Wikipedia over the last 6+ > weeks. > > We'll be spending the first half
> >of the class talking through their > experience with the WikiEd
> >curriculum and comparing it to the approach > used by the Wikipedia
> >Adventure and the Teahouse. > > I'm happy to take folks out for coffee or
> >a drink afterward. Since we > all have a meeting planned for Allegro the
> >day afterward, maybe this > can substitute for that meeting? > >
> >Regards, > Mako > https://mako.cc/ > > Creativity can be a social
> >contribution, but only in so far > as society is free to use the results.
> >--GNU Manifesto -- Benjamin Mako Hill https://mako.cc/academic/
> >Creativity can be a social contribution, but only in so far as society is
> >free to use the results. --GNU Manifesto
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Greetings!
I sent this email a week ago but it appears to have not gone through?
I think I may have emailed from the wrong address.
In any case, I know the notice is very short but I wonder if anybody
be able to make it to my class on Wednesday?
Details are below.
Regards,
Mako
<quote who="Benj. Mako Hill" date="Tue, Feb 11, 2020 at 11:00:30AM -0800">
> Greetings!
>
> I mentioned this at the annual meeting but here is the official
> request/invitation:
>
> I am putting together a panel of Wikipedian for my class on online
> communities and I would love for any/all of you to join! The class
> meets next next Wednesday and I was planning for the panel from
> 5:30-6:20pm in Mary Gates Hall (MGH) 389 at UW.
>
> Please (a) let me know if you can make it and (b) try to arrive at
> or before 5:25 we can get going *at* 5:30!
>
> There's nothing to prepare but I'll probably ask you to briefly talk
> about your experience in Wikipedia and the students will have
> questions.
>
> The class is a big one (90 students) and by Wednesday all the students
> will have all finished attempts to make significant improvements to
> stub class articles and written short essays in the User page
> namespace reflecting on their experience in Wikipedia over the last 6+
> weeks.
>
> We'll be spending the first half of the class talking through their
> experience with the WikiEd curriculum and comparing it to the approach
> used by the Wikipedia Adventure and the Teahouse.
>
> I'm happy to take folks out for coffee or a drink afterward. Since we
> all have a meeting planned for Allegro the day afterward, maybe this
> can substitute for that meeting?
>
> Regards,
> Mako
> https://mako.cc/
>
> Creativity can be a social contribution, but only in so far
> as society is free to use the results. --GNU Manifesto
--
Benjamin Mako Hill
https://mako.cc/academic/
Creativity can be a social contribution, but only in so far
as society is free to use the results. --GNU Manifesto
If anyone is available and interested, the long-awaited reopening of the
Seattle Asian Art Museum is next week. The tickets for the opening weekend
have sold out, but we could tour around sometime (perhaps a Free First
Thursday/Saturday).
http://inspire.site.seattleartmuseum.org/
--
*Bruce Englehardt*
sounderbruce(a)gmail.com