Ooh! I expect this will be good. I happen to know the LWV's president,
and I know
she's very serious about making sure that voters get
reliable, neutral information on political topics. It's a great match
for Wikipedia's spirit, and they have a ton of good raw material for
articles. I wish I were in town for it!
William
On 11/30/2012 11:57 AM, Pete Forsyth wrote:
> Hi all, I hope the holiday season is treating you well!
>
> I'm pleased to announce the third Wikipedia Women's Edit-a-thon, hosted by the California League of Women Voters and Tech Liminal, a co-working space in Oakland.
>
> The theme is "Women and Democracy." League members will bring valuable expertise to a topic that could use lots of work on Wikipedia, and I look forward to bringing Wikipedians and League members together. (As always, if this topic doesn't excite you, you're welcome to work on any wiki content you like.)
>
> The edit-a-thon will be Saturday, December 15 from 2-5pm;
beginners are invited to come arrive promptly at 1pm for an intro session.
>
> Please see the Wikipedia meetup page for more details, and to sign up. And let me know if you have questions or ideas!
>
>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Meetup/Bay_Area_WikiWomen%27s_Edit-a-Thon_3>
> -Pete
>
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