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[Wikimedia Announcements] [PRESS RELEASE] Wikimedia Commons celebrates its 10th anniversary
by Tilman Bayer 06 Sep '14

06 Sep '14

(This press release is also available online here: https://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Press_releases/Wikimedia_Commons_celeb… ) Wikimedia Commons celebrates its 10th anniversary - *22 million+ images make Wikimedia Commons world’s largest freely licensed educational media repository.* (San Francisco, USA) September 5, 2014 -- This Sunday marks the 10th anniversary of Wikimedia Commons <https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Main_Page>. Its creation was officially announced on September 7, 2004. More than 22 million media files have been uploaded by the Wikimedia volunteer community over the decade since Commons came into being. The Wikimedia Foundation is extremely grateful to have a dedicated community of creators and institutions who continue to share their images and other media so that the project has flourished and will continue to thrive. Wikimedia Foundation Executive Director Lila Tretikov said: “Many people don’t know that the incredible, freely-licensed images that illustrate Wikipedia are curated and maintained by the volunteer community of Wikimedia Commons editors. Wikimedia Commons is the visual engine of the Wikimedia projects, and we look forward to its next decade of contributions, collaboration, and sharing.” In the past ten years, creators have contributed to Commons in a variety of ways, including the annual Wiki Loves Monuments contest, which is currently inviting submissions through the end of September. The Guinness Book of World Records named Wiki Loves Monuments the largest photo contest in the world, and it has inspired more 900,000 image uploads since 2010. On this occasion we also celebrate the partnerships with dozens of cultural institutions (GLAM) from around the world that have donated portions of their collections. Their contributions have allowed Wikimedia Commons to become a vital resource for educational and historical content, and ensured the increasing depth and richness of the illustrations for articles on Wikipedia. The Foundation recognizes the vibrant Wikimedia Commons community, which is responsible for increasing the availability of freely licensed images and information to the public. The Commons community takes its role as a guardian of the rights of creators extremely seriously, working diligently to confirm authorship and licensing status of the media uploaded to Commons. This work is reflected in the low number of DMCA takedown requests received by the Wikimedia Foundation every year. Erik Moeller, then a volunteer Wikimedian, first proposed the Commons in March 2004 as a common repository for the images that Wikipedians had begun uploading to illustrate the free online encyclopedia’s growing collection of articles. Today, Moeller is the Wikimedia Foundation’s Deputy Director and VP of Engineering, and Commons is the world’s largest repository of freely licensed educational media on the internet. “The Wikimedia Commons community is the reason these freely-licensed images exist for everyone to enjoy." said Moeller. “Our next steps are to prepare Wikimedia Commons for the future, including support for rich, structured metadata; a massively improved user experience for uploading media; better tools for editing media content through the web; and better support for video. The first decade was just the beginning.” The Foundation is thrilled to be celebrating these and many more achievements of the project’s first decade. About the Wikimedia Foundation https://wikimediafoundation.org https://blog.wikimedia.org/ The Wikimedia Foundation is the non-profit organization that operates Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. According to comScore Media Metrix, Wikipedia and the other projects operated by the Wikimedia Foundation receive 413 million unique visitors per month, making them the fifth-most popular web property world-wide (comScore, July 2014). Available in 287 languages, Wikipedia contains more than 32 million articles contributed by a global volunteer community of roughly 80,000 people. Based in San Francisco, California, the Wikimedia Foundation is an audited, 501(c)(3) charity that is funded primarily through donations and grants. Wikimedia Foundation Press Contact: Communications, Wikimedia Foundation +1 415-839-6885 ext 6633kmaher[image: @]wikimedia.org (To be unsubscribed from this press release distribution list, please reply with 'UNSUBSCRIBE' in the subject line) _______________________________________________ Please note: all replies sent to this mailing list will be immediately directed to Wikimedia-l, the public mailing list of the Wikimedia community. For more information about Wikimedia-l: https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikimedia-l _______________________________________________ WikimediaAnnounce-l mailing list WikimediaAnnounce-l(a)lists.wikimedia.org https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikimediaannounce-l

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Re: [Wikimedia-l] Next steps regarding WMF<->community disputes about deployments
by Tim Davenport 06 Sep '14

06 Sep '14

I really don't like the way that people are referring to Flow as a done deal with an inevitable roll out. Nothing remotely close to workable software has been produced, no case has been made that the purported problems being addressed by this top-down software project are valid issues in the community, the range of unintended effects that will be cause by the mass archiving of talk pages and move to a new "flashy" system hasn't been properly assessed. With Visual Editor, there was a clear need for WYSIWYG capabilities — although the software rolled out was grossly inadequate and the roll out process hamhanded (not to say incompetent). With Media Viewer, at least there is a clear benefit to a certain percentage of WP readers to offset the inconveniences resulting from mildly inadequate software. With Flow we are looking at the potential of grossly inadequate software with no apparent "saving graces" other than the fact that the old software is old and the new software will be new and that things will look nice. If this is done wrong, it will be a catastrophe for WMF far bigger than what happened with VE. Wil Sinclair, an enthusiast for the LiquidThreads/Flow mechanism for talk pages, is in an excellent position to give us some A/B numbers for participation at his site, with in without LiquidThreads being imposed from above. How did that work out with participation levels at the OffWiki site, Mr. Sinclair? How many very active editors has the convenient LiquidThreads mechanism generated for your site? How many edits have taken place in the month after LiquidThreads was installed over "community" objections versus the month before it was installed? Has the clean up process been easy reconverting to MediaWiki without the LiquidThreads extension? Bottom line: OffWiki site participation was blown up by a unilateral move to LiquidThreads by the "tech department." Observe and learn. Tim Davenport Carrite on WP /// Randy from Boise on WPO Corvallis, OR ======= Wil Sinclair wrote: >>This somewhat circuitously brings us back to the subject. We have a chance to rollout Flow the right way. There are some questions that come to mind that might tell us if we're headed for a big win or a bigger debacle: >>1) Is the WMF working with the community as closely and substantially as possible to make sure Flow is ready for primetime? >>2) Is the community preparing itself for a major change, not only in interface, but to some degree in wiki-philosophy about how discussions are conducted- not to mention the notion that, while wiki software can do almost anything involving asynchronous online communication, it can't do everything as well as other interfaces? >>I think Flow will be particularly challenging. I deployed Liquid Threads on another site. I liked the threaded interface, as did others. But overall it was roundly rejected because it was harder to search (I only found out you have to add the namespace to the searchable namespace in LocalSettings.php later), and it invasively took over all discussion pages, among other headache. Problems like these could easily be addressed before a rollout, but they should be addressed as early as possible. It is notable, however, that the more our users used it, the more they seemed to like it. >>What can we do to make the Flow rollout as smooth as starting '''now'''? ,Wil

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AffCom - Call for candidates 2015 [UPDATE]
by Carlos M. Colina 05 Sep '14

05 Sep '14

Dear all, Please note that, due a technical issue, direct your emails to salvador1983(a)gmail.com instead. Kindly apologize for the inconvenience. Regards, Carlos Sent from Samsung Mobile -------- Original message -------- From: "Carlos M. Colina" <maorx(a)wikimedia.org.ve> Date: 03/09/2014 19:58 (GMT+02:00) To: wikimedia-l(a)lists.wikimedia.org,Wikimedia Chapters general discussions <chapters(a)wikimedia.ch> Subject: [Wikimedia-l] AffCom - Call for candidates 2015 (in the case you received it already, sorry for re-sending it, my Thunderbird crashed just as I clicked the "send" button :-( ) Dear all, The Affiliations Committee [1], the committee that is responsible for guiding volunteers in establishing Chapters, User Groups and Thematic Organizations and approving them when they are ready is looking for new members. The main focus of the AffCom is to guide groups of volunteers in forming affiliates. We make sure that the groups are large enough to be viable (and advise them on how to get bigger), review bylaws for compliance with the requirements and best practices, and advise the Board of the Wikimedia Foundation on issues connected to Chapters, Thematic Organizations and User Groups. This requires communication with volunteers all over the World, negotiating skills and cultural sensitivity and the ability to understand legal texts. We try to get a healthy mix of different skill sets in our members. The key skills/experience that we are looking for in candidate members, are typically the following: * Excitement by the challenge of helping to empower groups of volunteers worldwide * Willingness to process applications through a set, perhaps bureaucratic process * Readiness to participate in (movement roles) political discussions on the role and future of affiliates, models of affiliations, and similar questions * 5 hours per week availability [2], and the time to participate in a monthly ~2 hour voice/video meeting * International orientation * Very good communication skills in English * Ability to work and communicate with other languages and cultures * Strong understanding of the structure and work of affiliates and the WMF * Knowledge of different legal systems; experience in community building and organising is a plus * Effective communication skills in other languages are a major plus * Experience with or in an active affiliate is a major plus * Willingness to use full (real) name in committee activities (including reaching out to potential affiliates) when appropriate In 2012, new types of affiliations were introduced, and the role of the Committee has increased in guiding through volunteers towards affiliation models that empower them to further our mission, and making sure these models meet both the needs of the volunteers and the movement. We are looking for new people to help, who are not afraid of the workload and are motivated by helping other volunteers to get organized and form communities that further our mission around the world. Members are usually selected every twelve months for staggered two-year terms. The applications will be voted on by the current members not seeking re-election, taking into account comments put forward by the committee's members, advisers, WMF staff and board liaisons based on the above membership criteria. A final decision will be made by the end of the year, with new members expected to join on or around 1 January 2015. If you are interested, You can send your applications with your full name, contact data (e-mail address, wiki username), relevant experience and motivation letter to our treasurer Salvador Alcántar at salvador AT gmail.com by 30 September 2014. You will get a confirmation that your application came through. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email me and/or the committee as a whole. We are happy to chat or have a phone call with anyone about our work, if this helps them decide to apply. Please distribute this call among your networks, and do apply if you are interested. Best regards, Carlos Colina Chair, Affiliations Committee [1]: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Affiliations_Committee (please follow the links and familiarize yourself with our work) [2]: Our member standards of participation are at: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Affiliations_Committee/Resolutions/Standard_… -- "*Jülüjain wane mmakat* ein kapülain tü alijunakalirua jee wayuukanairua junain ekerolaa alümüin supüshuwayale etijaanaka. Ayatashi waya junain." Carlos M. Colina Vicepresidente, A.C. Wikimedia Venezuela | RIF J-40129321-2 | www.wikimedia.org.ve <http://wikimedia.org.ve> Chair, Wikimedia Foundation Affiliations Committee Phone: +972-52-4869915 Twitter: @maor_x _______________________________________________ Wikimedia-l mailing list, guidelines at: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Mailing_lists/Guidelines Wikimedia-l(a)lists.wikimedia.org Unsubscribe: https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikimedia-l, <mailto:wikimedia-l-request@lists.wikimedia.org?subject=unsubscribe>

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add use of wikimetrics to my resume
by Pine W 05 Sep '14

05 Sep '14

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Invitation to WMF August 2014 Metrics & Activities Meeting: Thursday, September 4, 18:00 UTC
by Praveena Maharaj 04 Sep '14

04 Sep '14

Dear all, The next WMF metrics and activities meeting will take place on Thursday, September 4, 2014 at 6 PM UTC (11 AM PDT). The IRC channel is #wikimedia-office on irc.freenode.net and the meeting will be broadcast as a live YouTube stream. The current structure of the meeting is: * Welcoming recent hires * Update and Q&A with the Executive Director, if available * Review of key metrics including the monthly report card, but also specialized reports and analytic * Review of financials * Brief presentations on recent projects, with a focus on highest priority initiatives Please review https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Metrics_and_activities_meetings for further information about how to participate. We’ll post the video recording publicly after the meeting. Thank you, Praveena -- Praveena Maharaj Executive Assistant to the VP of Engineering & Product Development Wikimedia Foundation

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editor retention initiatives
by James Salsman 03 Sep '14

03 Sep '14

Is there a list somewhere of all currently active Foundation initiatives for attracting and retaining active editors? I am only aware of the one project, "Task Recommendations," to try to encourage editors who have made a few edits to make more, described starting at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JbZ1uWoKEg&t=60m20s I am not worried about pageviews at all, given that the trend is as constant as it has ever been when mobile users are added in to the total. Sadly, the greater number of mobile users appears to be harming active editor numbers beyond their already dismal trend, so it would be nice to have an idea of exactly how much effort the Foundation is applying to its only strategic goal which it is not achieved, and has not ever achieved. I am amazed that so much more effort continues to be applied to the other goals, all of which have always been met through to the present. What does this state of affairs say about the Foundation leadership's ability to prioritize? Is there any evidence at all that anyone in the Foundation is interested in any kind of change which would make non-editors more inclined to edit, or empower editors with social factors which might provide more time, economic power, or other means to enable them to edit more?

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Re: [Wikimedia-l] Access by Wikimedia volunteers to WMF records about them
by Trillium Corsage 03 Sep '14

03 Sep '14

In the USA. I don't know of any, and don't think there is any, legal obligation for the WMF to comply with somebody who just says to them "please hand over any information regarding me." One could still formally ask, say a typed letter, certified mail it for effect, and maybe one would get an informative response. But I don't think the WMF is required to. Politeness and professionalism requires them at least to reply in one way or other, though not necessarily telling one anything. The USA has the Freedom of Information Act, but I think that is only about information held by the government. One can send a query in accordance with the FOIA and the government is obligated to supply what it has, or say why not. But that wouldn't apply to a corporation, private individual, or charity that keeps a file on one. The only other way I can think of is a lawsuit. One could bring a lawsuit and then subpoena the documents. But of course a lawsuit is costly to bring, and one gets in trouble if it is frivolous. Trillium Corsage > If you don't know of a policy which gives you the right to ask > something, why ask that something? > Instead, ask something you know you have the right to ask; for instance, > EU citizens have the right, by privacy law, to ask what PII an entity > has about them.

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AffCom - Call for candidates 2015
by Carlos M. Colina 03 Sep '14

03 Sep '14

(in the case you received it already, sorry for re-sending it, my Thunderbird crashed just as I clicked the "send" button :-( ) Dear all, The Affiliations Committee [1], the committee that is responsible for guiding volunteers in establishing Chapters, User Groups and Thematic Organizations and approving them when they are ready is looking for new members. The main focus of the AffCom is to guide groups of volunteers in forming affiliates. We make sure that the groups are large enough to be viable (and advise them on how to get bigger), review bylaws for compliance with the requirements and best practices, and advise the Board of the Wikimedia Foundation on issues connected to Chapters, Thematic Organizations and User Groups. This requires communication with volunteers all over the World, negotiating skills and cultural sensitivity and the ability to understand legal texts. We try to get a healthy mix of different skill sets in our members. The key skills/experience that we are looking for in candidate members, are typically the following: * Excitement by the challenge of helping to empower groups of volunteers worldwide * Willingness to process applications through a set, perhaps bureaucratic process * Readiness to participate in (movement roles) political discussions on the role and future of affiliates, models of affiliations, and similar questions * 5 hours per week availability [2], and the time to participate in a monthly ~2 hour voice/video meeting * International orientation * Very good communication skills in English * Ability to work and communicate with other languages and cultures * Strong understanding of the structure and work of affiliates and the WMF * Knowledge of different legal systems; experience in community building and organising is a plus * Effective communication skills in other languages are a major plus * Experience with or in an active affiliate is a major plus * Willingness to use full (real) name in committee activities (including reaching out to potential affiliates) when appropriate In 2012, new types of affiliations were introduced, and the role of the Committee has increased in guiding through volunteers towards affiliation models that empower them to further our mission, and making sure these models meet both the needs of the volunteers and the movement. We are looking for new people to help, who are not afraid of the workload and are motivated by helping other volunteers to get organized and form communities that further our mission around the world. Members are usually selected every twelve months for staggered two-year terms. The applications will be voted on by the current members not seeking re-election, taking into account comments put forward by the committee's members, advisers, WMF staff and board liaisons based on the above membership criteria. A final decision will be made by the end of the year, with new members expected to join on or around 1 January 2015. If you are interested, You can send your applications with your full name, contact data (e-mail address, wiki username), relevant experience and motivation letter to our treasurer Salvador Alcántar at salvador AT gmail.com by 30 September 2014. You will get a confirmation that your application came through. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email me and/or the committee as a whole. We are happy to chat or have a phone call with anyone about our work, if this helps them decide to apply. Please distribute this call among your networks, and do apply if you are interested. Best regards, Carlos Colina Chair, Affiliations Committee [1]: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Affiliations_Committee (please follow the links and familiarize yourself with our work) [2]: Our member standards of participation are at: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Affiliations_Committee/Resolutions/Standard_… -- "*Jülüjain wane mmakat* ein kapülain tü alijunakalirua jee wayuukanairua junain ekerolaa alümüin supüshuwayale etijaanaka. Ayatashi waya junain." Carlos M. Colina Vicepresidente, A.C. Wikimedia Venezuela | RIF J-40129321-2 | www.wikimedia.org.ve <http://wikimedia.org.ve> Chair, Wikimedia Foundation Affiliations Committee Phone: +972-52-4869915 Twitter: @maor_x

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AffCom - Call for candidates 2015
by Carlos M. Colina 03 Sep '14

03 Sep '14

Dear all, The Affiliations Committee [1], the committee that is responsible for guiding volunteers in establishing Chapters, User Groups and Thematic Organizations and approving them when they are ready is looking for new members. The main focus of the AffCom is to guide groups of volunteers in forming affiliates. We make sure that the groups are large enough to be viable (and advise them on how to get bigger), review bylaws for compliance with the requirements and best practices, and advise the Board of the Wikimedia Foundation on issues connected to Chapters, Thematic Organizations and User Groups. This requires communication with volunteers all over the World, negotiating skills and cultural sensitivity and the ability to understand legal texts. We try to get a healthy mix of different skill sets in our members. The key skills/experience that we are looking for in candidate members, are typically the following: * Excitement by the challenge of helping to empower groups of volunteers worldwide * Willingness to process applications through a set, perhaps bureaucratic process * Readiness to participate in (movement roles) political discussions on the role and future of affiliates, models of affiliations, and similar questions * 5 hours per week availability [2], and the time to participate in a monthly ~2 hour voice/video meeting * International orientation * Very good communication skills in English * Ability to work and communicate with other languages and cultures * Strong understanding of the structure and work of affiliates and the WMF * Knowledge of different legal systems; experience in community building and organising is a plus * Effective communication skills in other languages are a major plus * Experience with or in an active affiliate is a major plus * Willingness to use full (real) name in committee activities (including reaching out to potential affiliates) when appropriate In 2012, new types of affiliations were introduced, and the role of the Committee has increased in guiding through volunteers towards affiliation models that empower them to further our mission, and making sure these models meet both the needs of the volunteers and the movement. We are looking for new people to help, who are not afraid of the workload and are motivated by helping other volunteers to get organized and form communities that further our mission around the world. Members are usually selected every twelve months for staggered two-year terms. The applications will be voted on by the current members not seeking re-election, taking into account comments put forward by the committee's members, advisers, WMF staff and board liaisons based on the above membership criteria. A final decision will be made by the end of the year, with new members expected to join on or around 1 January 2015. If you are interested, You can send your applications with your full name, contact data (e-mail address, wiki username), relevant experience and motivation letter to our treasurer Salvador Alcántar at salvador AT gmail.com by 30 September 2014. You will get a confirmation that your application came through. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email me and/or the committee as a whole. We are happy to chat or have a phone call with anyone about our work, if this helps them decide to apply. Please distribute this call among your networks, and do apply if you are interested. Best regards, Carlos Colina Chair, Affiliations Committee [1]: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Affiliations_Committee (please follow the links and familiarize yourself with our work) [2]: Our member standards of participation are at: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Affiliations_Committee/Resolutions/Standard_… -- "*Jülüjain wane mmakat* ein kapülain tü alijunakalirua jee wayuukanairua junain ekerolaa alümüin supüshuwayale etijaanaka. Ayatashi waya junain." Carlos M. Colina Vicepresidente, A.C. Wikimedia Venezuela | RIF J-40129321-2 | www.wikimedia.org.ve <http://wikimedia.org.ve> Chair, Wikimedia Foundation Affiliations Committee Phone: +972-52-4869915 Twitter: @maor_x

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Re: [Wikimedia-l] [Chapters] Recognition of Wikimedia Belgium as aWikimedia chapter by the WMF Board
by Wong Rover 03 Sep '14

03 Sep '14

Congratulations! from Rover Wong, WMHK 2014/9/3 下午12:05 於 "Ichsan Mochtar" <ichsan.mochtar(a)wikimedia.or.id> 寫道： > Congrats to Belgian team! Best wishes with the legalization process. > > Regards, > Ichsan - Wikimedia Indonesia > ------------------------------ > From: Romaine Wiki <romaine.wiki(a)gmail.com> > Sent: ‎03/‎09/‎2014 6:14 > To: Wikimedia Mailing List <wikimedia-l(a)lists.wikimedia.org> > Cc: Wikimedia Chapters general discussions <chapters(a)wikimedia.ch> > Subject: Re: [Chapters] [Wikimedia-l] Recognition of Wikimedia Belgium as > aWikimedia chapter by the WMF Board > > Thanks all! > > The next step will be the actual founding. In two days we already have a > meeting to talk about it. > > Anyone interested in the founding, you are welcome to sign up at > https://be.wikimedia.org/wiki/Founding/Interested_people > > Romaine > > > > > 2014-09-02 20:00 GMT+02:00 Nasir Khan <nasir8891(a)gmail.com>: > >> Congrats to all who were involved in this success :D >> >> >> -- >> *Nasir Khan Saikat* >> www.nasirkhn.com >> >> >> >> On Tue, Sep 2, 2014 at 11:46 PM, Carlos M. Colina <maorx(a)wikimedia.org.ve >> > >> wrote: >> >> > Dear all, >> > >> > It is an honour for me to announce that during Wikimania, the WMF >> resolved >> > [1] to recognise Wikimedia Belgium as a Wikimedia chapter. The >> resolution >> > was made public a few days ago. >> > >> > The first discussions towards the establishment of a Belgian chapter >> > started many years ago, with the local community doing projects related >> to >> > freedom of knowledge since then, like organisation of WLM Belgium & >> > Luxembourg in 2011, 2012 and 2013. Along with these and other >> activities, >> > the idea of a chapter grew and evolved to the moment when, the decision >> was >> > taken to start officially the chapter creation process. >> > >> > This process took longer than usual, due to many reasons, among those >> the >> > change in the chapter approval process by the WMF Board last year. >> > Nevertheless, after months of intensive discussion and interaction >> between >> > all parties involved, a recommendation from the AffCom was sent to the >> WMF >> > regarding Wikimedia Belgium. And here we are :-) >> > >> > Please welcome the newest member of the family of Wikimedia affiliates! >> > >> > Regards, >> > Carlos >> > >> > >> > 1: https://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Resolution: >> > Recognition_of_Wikimedia_Belgium >> > >> > -- >> > "*Jülüjain wane mmakat* ein kapülain tü alijunakalirua jee wayuukanairua >> > junain ekerolaa alümüin supüshuwayale etijaanaka. Ayatashi waya junain." >> > Carlos M. Colina >> > Vicepresidente, A.C. Wikimedia Venezuela | RIF J-40129321-2 | >> > www.wikimedia.org.ve <http://wikimedia.org.ve> >> > Chair, Wikimedia Foundation Affiliations Committee >> > Phone: +972-52-4869915 >> > Twitter: @maor_x >> > _______________________________________________ >> > Wikimedia-l mailing list, guidelines at: https://meta.wikimedia.org/ >> > wiki/Mailing_lists/Guidelines >> > Wikimedia-l(a)lists.wikimedia.org >> > Unsubscribe: https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikimedia-l, >> > <mailto:wikimedia-l-request@lists.wikimedia.org?subject=unsubscribe> >> _______________________________________________ >> Wikimedia-l mailing list, guidelines at: >> https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Mailing_lists/Guidelines >> Wikimedia-l(a)lists.wikimedia.org >> Unsubscribe: https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikimedia-l, >> <mailto:wikimedia-l-request@lists.wikimedia.org?subject=unsubscribe> >> > > > _______________________________________________ > Chapters mailing list > Chapters(a)wikimedia.ch > https://intern.wikimedia.ch/lists/listinfo/chapters >

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