Thanks for the comments, Mav. In my conception (hardly original or final), Wikimemory would focus on common, significant, historical *experiences* rather than the individuals. The top level categories in Wikimemory would, then, be historical experiences: "The Vietnam War," "The Cultural Revolution," "Encounters with Jimmy Carter," "The Red Sox winning the World Series," "The Beatles Final Concert," "Hurricane Katrina" and so on. Pretty much anything with a witness, a place, a date and a bit of significance to "your community" (very broadly defined) would fit. Both Wikipeople and (to a lesser extent) Wikimemorial seem focused on individuals, and that seems to me to be a separate, important kind of information. Does that make sense? Linking the experiences recorded in Wikimemory with entries on the witnesses in Wikipeople is a great idea, though. Best, Marshall Marshall Poe, Ph.D. The Atlantic Monthly 600 New Hampshire Ave. NW Washington, DC 20037 202-266-6511 mpoe(a)theatlantic.com _______________________________________________ foundation-l mailing list foundation-l(a)wikimedia.org http://mail.wikipedia.org/mailman/listinfo/foundation-l