Hello,

Now, the Wikipedia Academy in Lund has ended. A big success, as the number of participants was double the number we had anticipated. The entire conference was covered by three bloggers, collected here: http://wikipediaacademy.blogspot.com/ (Swedish, but translatable for example via Google), where there also are some pictures. Soon, some of the lectures will be uploaded there as well. More info will also be published here, as soon as I can catch my breath a little: it has been three hectic days for me and the rest of the team of volunteers, but the main work was carried out by professionals from the Lund University Library who collected a splendid list of speakers, including one who spoke on inclusionism/exclusionism, two who spoke on source criticism, two who spoke on the legal aspects of Wikipedia, and several others.

This was also the release of the *new* version of "Så fungerar Wikipedia" (roughly "How Wikipedia Works", but not the book by the three english-speaking Wikipedians, but by me), published by a real publishing house and not Print-on-demand. A total of 46 copies were sold, including copies to all the speakers. This means that the book from now on will be sold through regular channels such as Swedish internet bookshops and ordinary book shops. It is already listed in the official library catalogue.

Best wishes,