Hi,
I think the focus (or focii) of the group is yet to be decided. As it
says on the page, there will probably be various focus groups working
on their points of interest and then coming together at some point in
time. Personally, I'm more interested in the
psychological/sociological end of Wikipedia, and also Wikiversity,
amongst other things. I'm sure if you have your own ideas, they'd be
useful in brainstorming the work of the group.
Cormac
On 5/27/05, Jean-Baptiste Soufron <jbsoufron(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I am currently doing researches on wikis generally,
and wikipedia or
jurispedia specifically.
Is the research team only working on the software or are you also
studying the impact of wikis, alternate uses, history, etc. ???
Le 27 mai 05 à 02:20, Erik Moeller a écrit :
Delphine:
I find it indeed important that in the case of
paid developpers
(which, imho there should be more of) the development needs addressed
be that of as many "communities" as possible, so that no project
feels
left out in the end.
That's why I want to organize community meetings as soon as
possible, where we will discuss with members of each community the
needs of their project.
However, in the light of what has been said on
the other threads
about
official positions, I find the use of a logo quite strange.
The logo says "Research", it can be used by anyone in the Wikimedia
context for research-related activities. Note that Jakob placed it
on the general [[m:Research]] page as well without being a member
of the team.
Erik
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