Thanks to Arne Klempert, at long last, we now own the wikimedia.com domain name in addition to wikimedia.org. To me this is a good time to revisit the question what to do with the www.wikimedia.com/.org website. Right now it's a minimal portal with logo links to the projects (currently missing Wikiversity). One point that has been made is that "Wikimedia" can refer to any of the chapters or the Foundation, while "Wikimedia Foundation" is specific to the Foundation. So I think it makes sense to keep wikimediafoundation.org the way it is, also for reasons of Wikimedia/Wikipedia confusion. But we could turn wikimedia.org into a portal which shows 1) a link to the Foundation website 2) links to the chapter websites (slightly smaller) 3) links to the projects (slightly smaller still). The site itself should avoid language, but I'm sure we can make it spiffier than the current one. Is this general pattern acceptable? If so, I suggest we launch and advertise a design contest. -- Peace & Love, Erik Member, Wikimedia Foundation Board of Trustees DISCLAIMER: Unless otherwise stated, all views or opinions expressed in this message are solely my own and do not represent an official position of the Wikimedia Foundation or its Board of Trustees.