Fae, 01/06/2011 13:00: Sadly, the most efficient way WMI has found in last years to keep track of all events is our own wiki page <http://wikimedia.it/index.php/Diario_di_bordo>; Google Calendar fails because only some people can "edit" it and if they forget there's no quick way to notice and fix it. Nemo

Samuel Klein wrote: I started a (very bad) page at Meta-Wiki for future events: <http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_in_meatspace>. If anyone else could give it some love, that would be appreciated. :-) MZMcBride

James Forrester wrote: Absolutely worth doing, in my opinion. I'd first like to get the page/system a bit more established (and fill in some of the past years), but supporting iCal/gCal/etc. through a MediaWiki extension or a Toolserver tool would be awesome. Casey Brown wrote: Err, didn't really know about the "Events" page. :-) It seems to list only current information, but the page history is probably ripe with good information that can be pulled out and stored in the subpages of the new system. I know I did look at <http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Meetup> before creating "Wikimedia in meatspace," but the "Meetup" page had a note about being outdated and unmaintained at the top. At some point it probably makes sense to re-evaluate and/or merge some of these pages (the "beyond the web" series), though my intention is for "Wikimedia in meatspace" to be purely informational while subpages of "Meetup", etc. are more for active collaboration and coordination. MZMcBride

On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 10:25 PM, MZMcBride &lt;z(a)mzmcbride.com&gt; wrote: What's the difference between that page and <http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Events>? We should clarify what the difference is, if any. Then again, maybe it's okay if the two overlap. :-) -- Casey Brown Cbrown1023