Hi everyone,
I'm pleased to welcome a new member of to the mobile engineering team.
Lindsey Smith started this week as our new Mobile UI/UX contractor.
She'll working with us in San Francisco helping us flush out the look,
feel, and experience across all of our mobile projects. This fits a
critical need of the mobile team which has grown steadily over the
last couple of months in development capacity but has not grown enough
in design capacity. With the addition of Lindsey we'll have some keen
eyes on such key projects as our new navigational system, image
uploads, and numerous future projects.
Lindsey joins us as a mobile designer from Dallas, Texas who's
recently moved to the bay area with her husband and 2 border collies.
She's worked for Semaphore Mobile on a range of client applications
from restaurant review service Zagat to custom remote control
interfaces for Traxxas cars[1]. Her educational background is in
Software Engineering but she found her passion to be in UI/UX.
Welcome Lindsey!
[1] http://lsmith.me/projects
--tomasz
Querida comunidade Wikimedia:
Antes de mais nada, muito obrigado a todos pela ajuda com os esforços para
a contratação do cargo de Diretor Nacional de Programas do Brasil. Foi uma
experiência única para todos nós, e um esforço emocionante que produziu
resultados maravilhosos (sem mencionar muito o aprendizado para o futuro,
esforços colaborativos de recrutamento). Eu documentei o processo em um
post do blog da Wikimedia.[1] resumindo os resultados da primeira fase e
anunciando o processo para a segunda fase.
Para aqueles que participaram dessa tarefa: obrigado! Considerando o
prazo, houve muita participação e os candidatos se engajaram rapidamente
com a wiki e a comunidade, que era o principal "teste" da tarefa.[2]
Gostaria também de agradecer aos quatro candidatos que participaram deste
processo único. Depois das tarefas online, a Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) e
os dois representantes selecionados pela comunidade utilizaram os
comentários da tarefa juntamente com o que foi aprendido nas quatro rodadas
de entrevistas para selecionar o diretor.
Nós terminamos a procura, e estou feliz por anunciar (o que é menos secreto
a cada dia) que nós convidamos Oona Castro para ser nossa consultora para
programas no Brasil.
Oona é atualmente a Diretora Executiva do Instituto Overmundo, que tem esse
nome devido à comunidade colaborativa sem fins lucrativos focada em cultura
brasileira. Ela é membro de movimentos de cultura livre e de direito à
comunicaçao, e dedicou muito de seu tempo de colegio aos problemas de
justiça social. Tem uma vasta experiência em liderança de organizações sem
fins lucrativos e de comunicações. Foi também fundadora do Intervozes, um
movimento brasileiro para o direitos à comunicação. Nós todos achamos que
ela cairia como uma luva na nossa comunidade e que trará idéias e
relacionamentos valiosos ao nosso trabalho no Brasil. Ela foi a escolha
unânime da WMF e dos representantes selecionados pela comunidade [3]
Wikimedia Brasil (Tom e Castelo).
O nosso plano atual é abrir um pequeno escritório de representação da
Wikimedia Foundation em São Paulo. Nós ainda estamos trabalhando na
formação com nossos advogados e contadores, mas esperamos ter o escritório
pronto dentro de seis meses. Esperamos construir uma pequena equipe de 3 a
5 pessoas, e a Oona planejará a equipe necessária. A exemplo do nosso
trabalho até o momento, nós esperamos que a Oona continue a nossa parceria
com o grupo que está trabalhando para criar o capítulo oficial da Wikimedia
Brasil e colaborar com toda a comunidade. Nós desenvolvemos uma página de
perguntas e repostas [4] e incentivamos vocês a adicionar perguntas ou
comentários na página de discussão.
Oona começará seu trabalho com a Fundação Wikimedia hoje (dia 1º de Março)
e viajará com nossa equipe da comunidade para conhecer editores de todo o
país.[5] Igualmente, ela começará o trabalho com a comunidade para
desenvolver prioridades para programas do Brazil Catalyst Project [6]
(Projeto Catalizador do Brasil) conduzido inicialmente por Carolina
Rossini, e o trabalho recente em que a Jessie e o Tom estão trabalhando.
Mais uma vez, eu gostaria de agradecer a todos envolvidos neste processo,
incluindo candidatos, finalistas, membros da comunidade que participaram
das atividades no wiki, as pessoas que indicaram candidatos como referência
(estas referências foram vitais!) e especialmente ao Tom e ao Castelo. Esta
é somente uma etapa em nosso processo, mas estou feliz de ver que estamos
seguindo em frente e aumentando a força do nosso movimento no Brasil.
Por favor, desejem à Oona calorosas boas-vindas!
Atenciosamente,
Barry 17:23, 1 March 2012 (UTC)
==English Version==
Dear Wikimedia Community:
First of all, thank you all so much for your support with the recruiting
efforts for the Brazil National Program Director. It was a unique
experience for us all, and it was an exciting effort that produced
wonderful results (not to mention lots of learning for future,
collaborative hiring efforts). I recapped the process in a Wikimedia blog
post [1], which summarized the results of the first half and announced the
process for the second.
For those of you who participated in the assignment[2]: thank you! Given
the timeframe, there was a lot of participation and the candidates jumped
right into being engaged with the wiki and with the community, which was
the primary “test’ of the assignment. I’d like to also thank the four
candidates who participated in this unique process. Following the online
assignment, Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) and the two selected community
representatives took the comments on the assignment along with what was
learned in the four sets of interviews to select the director.
We have now completed the search, and I am thrilled to announce (what is
becoming less of a secret by the day) that we have engaged with Oona Castro
as the consultant for Brazil Programs. Oona is currently the executive
director of Instituto Overmundo, named after the collaborative community
nonprofit site focused on Brazilian culture. She is a member of the free
culture and the communications rights movements, and she has dedicated
significant time since her high school days to social justice issues. She
has a strong background in nonprofit leadership and in communications. She
was also a founder of Intervozes, a Brazilian movement for communications
rights. We all felt that she would be an excellent fit with our community
and that she will bring valuable ideas and relationships to our shared work
in Brazil. She was the unanimous choice of WMF and the two community
selected [3] Wikimedia Brazil representatives (Tom and Castelo).
Our current plan is to open a small representative office of the Wikimedia
Foundation in São Paulo. We are still working on the formation process
with our lawyers and accountants but hope to have the office in place
within six months. We expect to build a small team of 3-5 people, and Oona
will be working on a plan to determine the required roles. As with our work
to date, we expect Oona to continue our close partnership with the group
working to form the Wikimedia Brasil official chapter and to collaborate
with the whole community. We have developed an FAQ [4] and we encourage
you to add questions or comments on the talk page.
Oona will start her consultancy with the Wikimedia Foundation today (1
March). She will travel with our community team as they get to know editors
across the country.[5] She will also start work with the community to
develop program priorities building from the work of the Brazil Catalyst
Project [6] led by Carolina Rossini, and recent work that Jessie and Tom
have been engaged in.
Once again, I would like to thank everyone who was involved in this process
including applicants, finalists, community members who engaged on the wiki,
people who referred candidates to us (these referrals were vital!) and
especially Tom and Castelo. This is only one step in our process, but I am
excited to see us moving forward and increasing our strength as a movement
in Brazil.
Please wish Oona a warm welcome!
Best,
Barry
Wiki version of this announcement is available on meta:
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Brazil_Program/National_Program_Consultant_A…
[1]
http://blog.wikimedia.org/2012/01/11/brazil-recruiting-and-partnership-with…
<http://blog.wikimedia.org/2012/01/11/brazil-recruiting-and-partnership-with…>
[2]
http://br.wikimedia.org/wiki/Discuss%C3%A3o:Brazil_National_Program_consult…
[3]
http://br.wikimedia.org/wiki/Brazil_National_Program_consultancy_process_an…
[4]
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Brazil_Program/National_Program_Consultant_A…
[5]
http://blog.wikimedia.org/2012/02/03/ola-wikimedians-in-brazil-this-march/
[6] http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Brazil_Catalyst_Project
--
Barry Newstead
Chief Global Development Officer
Wikimedia Foundation
Imagine a world in which every single human being can freely share in
the sum of all knowledge. Help us make it a reality!
http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Donate
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/January_2012
This is the Chapters report for Wikimedia Sverige, January 2012.
== Board meeting ==
We had one board meeting, minutes available in Swedish.[1]
== Staff ==
* One person was working part-time (40 hours) during January.
* The process of hiring the chapter secretary has started. [2]
== Wiki skills==
Anna Bauer attended the kick-off meeting for the Wiki skills project in
Barcelona, Spain.
== Europeana Awareness==
Lennart Guldbrandsson and Arild Vågen attended the kick-off meeting for the
Europeana Awareness project in Den Haag, The Netherlands.
== Chelha ==
Two project proposals regarding reference literature for Wikipedia and a
better Nordic cooperation have been approved by the Chelha foundation, and
are supported by 120 000 SEK (about 18 000 USD).
*
http://se.wikimedia.org/wiki/Ansökning_till_stiftelsen_Chelha_för_att_förbä…
*
http://se.wikimedia.org/wiki/Ansökan_till_Chelha_angående_nordisk_samverkan
==Upcoming in February==
* 13, Board meeting
* 25, Annual meeting
== Links ==
* [1] http://se.wikimedia.org/wiki/Mötesprotokoll/Protokoll_2012-01-02
* [2]
http://se.wikimedia.org/wiki/F%C3%B6reningssekreterare_f%C3%B6r_Wikimedia_S…
--
Jakob Hammarbäck, förbundssekreterare Wikimedia Sverige
Chapter Secretary Wikimedia Sweden
Adress: Hornsgatan 113, Stockholm
Post: Box 500, 101 29 Stockholm
Mobil: 0739-23 71 93
Mail: jakob.hammarback(a)wikimedia.se
Twitter: @wikimediaSE @jakobhammarback
(also posted online at
http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Press_releases/Telenor_and_WMF_partner_…
)
*Telenor makes Wikipedia available to 135 million customers in Asia and
Europe*
San Francisco, California and Oslo, Norway -- February 28, 2012 --Telenor
Group and the Wikimedia Foundation today announced a new partnership to
offer Wikipedia free of traffic charges on mobile devices to Telenor
customers in Asia and Southeastern Europe. By making versions of Wikipedia
available to 135 million mobile customers, Telenor Group and the Wikimedia
Foundation demonstrate a shared commitment to increasing access to the free
and open knowledge available on Wikipedia.
This initiative is part of the Wikimedia Foundation's mobile strategy,
which focuses on reaching the billions of people around the world whose
primary opportunity to access the Internet is via a mobile device.
“The Wikimedia Foundation is working to remove barriers to free knowledge,
and for most people around the world right now, cost and accessibility are
the two biggest hurdles,” says Barry Newstead, Wikimedia Chief Global
Development Officer. “We applaud Telenor for joining us to deliver free
access to Wikipedia for their customers. Through this partnership, we move
a step closer to providing the sum of all knowledge to everyone in the
world.”
This partnership supports Telenor's commitment to bring more value to its
mobile customers. The company has pioneered the development of value-adding
services to rural and underserved communities in Asia. Telenor involve
millions in Asia through the I-Genius project, which has already reached
out to 300,000 Bangladeshi students and school-children with a call to
explore open knowledge on the internet.
“We are delighted to have the opportunity to work with the Wikimedia
Foundation. Telenor have pioneered affordable, mobile communications across
much of Asia, and we have built a track record of offering vital services
with a significant outreach” says Kristin Skogen Lund, Executive Vice
President and Head of Digital Services at Telenor Group. “With this
agreement, we are first in Asia to bring a vast knowledge source to the
millions in underserved communities across the region.”
The 3-year partnership between Telenor Group and the Wikimedia Foundation
will cover 135 million users. The agreement is signed by seven countries:
Thailand, Malaysia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, Montenegro, and Serbia. By
the end of the year, more markets are expected to join. The agreement will
be implemented step by step throughout 2012, with the first markets
launching during the second quarter.
Each local Telenor affiliate will establish technical solutions together
with the Wikimedia Foundation. Customers with a Telenor SIM will be able to
access a version of the encyclopedia for as many times as they like in a
given period, at no charge, as long as they stay within Wikipedia’s pages.
For more information, read the Telnor Partnership Q&A
here<http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Mobile_Projects/Partnerships/Q_and_A#Telenor…>
.
*About Telenor*
http://www.telenor.com
Telenor Group is an international provider of telecom, data and media
communication services. Telenor Group has mobile operations in 11 markets
in the Nordic region, Central and Eastern Europe and in Asia. The company
also has an ownership stake of 36.4 percent in VimpelCom Ltd., operating in
19 markets. Headquartered in Norway, Telenor Group is one of the world’s
major mobile operators with 140 million mobile subscriptions in its
consolidated operations per Q4 2011, revenues in 2011 of NOK 99 billion,
and a workforce of approximately 30,000.
*About the Wikimedia Foundation*
http://wikimediafoundation.orghttp://blog.wikimedia.org
The Wikimedia Foundation is the non-profit organization that operates
Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. According to comScore Media Metrix,
Wikipedia and the other projects operated by the Wikimedia Foundation
receive more than 482 million unique visitors per month, making them the
fifth-most popular web property world-wide (comScore, January 2012).
Available in 282 languages, Wikipedia contains more than 20 million
articles contributed by a global volunteer community of more than 100,000
people. Based in San Francisco, California, the Wikimedia Foundation is an
audited, 501(c)(3) charity that is funded primarily through donations and
grants.
*Press contacts*
*Telenor:
*Tor Odland
Vice President
CommunicationsTelenor Group
+47 9909 0872
tor.odland(a)telenor.com
*Wikimedia Foundation:
*Jay Walsh
Head of Communications
Wikimedia Foundation
+1 415-839-6885, ext 6609
jwalsh(a)wikimedia.org
*(To be unsubscribed from this list, reply with "unsubscribe" in the
subject line.)*
Hi all,
Greetings from Wikimedia India !!!
We are proud to announce live search for the Wikimedia projects
http://live.wikimedia.in.
The site was developed by Shrey Gokani under guidance of Wikimedia India
Chapter.
We want to thank Shrey Gokani for volunteering to do this project and
making this a reality.
We also want to thank Santhosh Thottingal and Junaid P V for the
contributions to this project.
Special thanks to Naveen Francis for leading this initiative.
How to use ?
* Select your Wikimedia Project, say “Wikipedia”
* Select language of the project to search, say “English”
* Input your search string in the Search: Box
* The site auto displays possible pages based on the string match.
* The site is also integrated with Narayam to support Indic language
search. So select the corresponding input method ( if available) while
searching on a Indic Project.
This is still a beta version and further improvements are needed.
As of now, it supports only English and Indic Language projects.
For further queries, reporting bugs and suggestions, please contact us :-
socialmedia(a)wikimedia.in
Thanks,
Tinu Cherian.
Wikimedia India
http://wiki.wikimedia.in
Dear all,
Greetings from Wikimedia India !!!
The Wikimedia Chapter (India) celebrated its first anniversary on 3rd
January 2012.
Organisational Updates Formation of Task Forces:
The formation of the different task forces are still in progress. The
various task forces are a) Fundraising, b) Special Projects, c)
Administration, d) City and Language Special Interest Groups, and e)
Communications, PR & Media Relations.
We are seeking more volunteers for the task forces. If you are interested,
please feel free to contact the respective task force stewards or find more
information here [1]
Membership:
The Chapter membership stands at 196 members as of 31 January 2012. Six new
members were added to the chapter membership in this month. We extend a
very warm welcome to the family.
Donations:
Total donations received in Jan 2012 - INR 10700
Average donations in Jan 2012 - INR 3566
FCRA:
Our application for prior permission under the Foreign Contribution
(Regulation) Act FCRA 2010, with the Government of India is under process.
As the stated time for response is over recently, chapter will be following
up with the authorities. [ As we write this report, our application was
approved by the Government of India]
Internet Relay Chat(IRCs):
>From time to time, Wikimedia India conduct planned online IRC chat
sessions. The IRC on Jan 05, 2011 was anchored by Sudhanwa Jogalekar with
the focus on Chapter Specia Interest Groups (SIG) co-ordination [2]. The
IRC on Jan 07, 2010, anchored by Arun Ramarathnam discussed on the Jan 15th
Celebration plans, SIGs and GLAM projects. [3]
Board Meetings:
The Wikimedia Chapter Executive Committee had two tele-conference EC
meetings (dated 04 Jan and 18 Jan, 2012) in the month of January.The
Wikimedia India chapter and Wikimedia Foundation had one joint
co-ordination call on 25 Jan 2012, which was attended by Arjuna Rao
Chavala, Naveen Francis, Tinu Cherian and Hisham Mundol. The main agenda
of the call was on Chapter - Foundation India programs Collaboration
Framework .
WikiConference 2011
The Chapter and Mumbai Conference organisers are working closely for the
closure and audit of accounts related to WikiConference Mumbai 2011.
Community & Special Interest Groups. SOPA and Wikipedia Blackout: The
global community of volunteers who edit the English Wikipedia had decided
to support the protest against the introduction of the “Stop Online Piracy
Act” (SOPA) in the US House of Representatives and the “Protect IP Act” in
the US Senate. To that end, the English Wikipedia was blacked out globally
for a period of 24 hours on 18 January 2012. The black out in India
commenced at 10.30am IST on 18 January 2012. The Press release and
Communication to the members related to Wikipedia Blackout can found here
[4],[5].
Wikipedia eleventh anniversary :
Wikipedia turned eleven on the 15th of January 2012. The eleventh
anniversary of Wikipedia was celebrated in different parts of the country
[6]. More than 8 Indian cities and towns and over 200 Wikimedians & Wiki
enthusiasts celebrated this occasion of Wikipedia anniversary, around the
nation.
Some of the meetups had a Wikipedia anniversary cake to celebrate the
occasion. Google Hangout was also conducted between different cities
celebrating at the same time.
The New Wikimedia India portal ( wikimedia.in ) was launched on this day.
It is designed to provide quick and rapid access to Indic wikimedia
projects - Wikipedia, Wiktionary, Wikisource, Wikibooks, Wikinews,
Wikiquote and Commons.
A full collection of images related to the celebrations, around the nation,
can be found here [7].
Events:
A round-up of Wikimedia events, academies and initiatives around the nation
is as follows.
Wikipedia Takes Ahmedabad (3 Jan 2012): Wikipedia Takes Ahmedabad [8] is a
scavenger hunt for free content photography in Ahmedabad, Gujarat,
organised by Noopur Raval , Anirudh Bhati and Srikeit Tadepalli. The aim
of this exercise is to encourage participants to compete to take
photographs of as many local sights and city specific objects of cultural
heritage as possible for Wikipedia articles. Over 75 participants attended
and around 815 images were uploaded to the Wikimedia Commons as a part of
this initiative [9].
Wikipedia Takes Mumbai II ( 28 Jan 2012) : This is the second photography
drive in Mumbai. [10] The event was led by Nikita Belavate, Anshuman
Fotedar and Karthik Nadar and other members of the Mumbai Community. Over
625 images were uploaded to the Wikimedia Commons as a part of this
initiative [11]
Wiki Academies/Workshops : Several Wiki Academies were held in different
parts of the nation , organised and conducted by the Chapter, its members
,WMF India Programs and the Wikimedia community in India. .
a) Cochin University of Science and Technology, Kochi , Kerala (05-Jan) [12]
b) Workshop at Text100, Mumbai (webcast to Text100 Delhi and Bangalore)
(06-Jan) [13]
c) SSN College of Engineering, Chennai (11-Jan ) [14]
d) P S R Rengasamy college of engineering for women, Sivakasi, Tamil Nadu.
(20-Jan) [15]
e) Netaji Subhash Engineering College, Kolkata, West Bengal (25-Jan) [16]
f) Jadavpur University, Kolkata, West Bengal (25-Jan) [17]
g) Amrita School of Communication, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu (28-Jan) (18)
h) Jamia Millia Islamia, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Delhi
(30-Jan) [19]
i) Kerala Sahitya Academy, Trissur, Kerala (8-Jan) [20]
j) Jnana Prabodhini - Wikiacademy, Pune (15-Jan) [21]
A session on Commons was conducted for photography group called
‘Tassavurrati’. [22] They have successfully started uploading pictures of
their trips (most recent: Surajkund Mela) to the Wkimedia Commons.
Other News:
- Telugu SIG celebrated the Wikipedia day on 29 Jan 2012 at Hyderabad.
Top 10 contributors in the articles category and non article category were
recognised at the function. [23]
- Sanskrit Wikipedia saw an excellent editor growth (50%) compared to
last month, and a 234% increase in the number of edits.
- The 1st Delhi Odia Wikimeetup and Academy was conducted on 29 Jan 2012
by Odia SIG Chair and WMF India Programs Consultant , Subhashish
Panigraphi. [24]
- One of the first Assamese Wikipedia community meetup and Wikipedia
Workshop was held on Jan 29 at Guwahati University, Guwahati, Assam [25]
Milestones & Anniversaries January 2012
24
- The Sanskrit Wiktionary <http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/sa:> has
reached 200 entries with the addition of over a dozen entries all
apparently meaning "sun".
20
- The Divehi
Wikipedia<http://wiki.wikimedia.in/index.php?title=Dv:&action=edit&redlink=1>has
reached 100,000 page edits.
- The Assamese
Wikipedia<http://wiki.wikimedia.in/index.php?title=As:&action=edit&redlink=1>has
reached 500 uploaded files.
17
- The Bengali
Wikipedia<http://wiki.wikimedia.in/index.php?title=Bn:&action=edit&redlink=1>has
reached 1,000 uploaded files.
- The Oriya Wikipedia<http://wiki.wikimedia.in/index.php?title=Or:&action=edit&redlink=1>has
reached 2,000 articles.
15
- The Bengali
Wikipedia<http://wiki.wikimedia.in/index.php?title=Bn:&action=edit&redlink=1>has
reached 1,000 uploaded files.
- The Urdu Wiktionary <http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ur:> has reached
10,000 entries.
13
- Wikimedia Commons <http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/> has reached
12,000,000 files.
- The Tamil Wikibooks<http://wiki.wikimedia.in/index.php?title=B:ta:&action=edit&redlink=1>has
reached 10,000 page edits.
10
- The English
Wikibooks<http://wiki.wikimedia.in/index.php?title=B:&action=edit&redlink=1>has
reached 40,000 book modules.
7
- The Marathi
Wikipedia<http://wiki.wikimedia.in/index.php?title=Mr:&action=edit&redlink=1>has
reached 100,000 total pages.
- The Assamese
Wikipedia<http://wiki.wikimedia.in/index.php?title=As:&action=edit&redlink=1>has
reached 1,000 articles.
Media Coverage
There was a huge coverage for Wikipedia on Indian media in this month,
mainly related to Wikipedia Blackout. A comprehensive list of the coverage
can be found here [24]
We look forward to your continued support and active participation.
Report compiled by Executive members,SIG chairs and The Communications team.
Best,
On behalf of Wikimedia Chapter (India)
Naveen Francis
Secretary
Notes:
1) http://members.wikimedia.in/Main_Page#Task_forces
2) http://wiki.wikimedia.in/Internet_Relay_Chats/Jan_05,2012
3) http://wiki.wikimedia.in/Internet_Relay_Chats/Jan_07,2012
4)
http://wiki.wikimedia.in/Press_Releases/2012/_English_Wikipedia_to_go_dark_…
5)
http://wiki.wikimedia.in/Announcements/Communication_regarding_SOPA_and_Wik…
6) http://wiki.wikimedia.in/Eleven
7) http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Wikipedia_11_in_India
8) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wikipedia_Takes_Ahmedabad
9) http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Ahmedabad_1
10) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Wikipedia_Takes_Mumbai_II
11) http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Wikipedia_Takes_Mumbai_2
12)
http://wiki.wikimedia.in/Wiki_Academy/Cochin_University_of_Science_and_Tech…
13) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Workshop/Mumbai_Workshop_2
14)
http://wiki.wikimedia.in/Wiki_Academy/SSN_College_of_Engineering,_Chennai
15)
http://wiki.wikimedia.in/P_S_R_Rengasamy_college_of_engineering_for_women,_…
16) http://wiki.wikimedia.in/Wiki_Academy/Netaji_Subhash_Engineering_College
17) http://wiki.wikimedia.in/Wiki_Academy/Jadavpur_University
18)
http://wiki.wikimedia.in/Wiki_Academy/Amrita_School_of_Communication,_Coimb…
19) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:MDHJMI1
20) http://ml.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:WATSR2
21)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Meetup/Pune/W11_celebration_Pune_wit…
22) http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tassavurrati_1.jpg
23)
http://te.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E0%B0%B5%E0%B0%BF%E0%B0%95%E0%B1%80%E0%B0%AA%…
24) http://or.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:MDEL1
25)
http://as.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E0%A7%B1%E0%A6%BF%E0%A6%95%E0%A6%BF%E0%A6%AA%…
24) http://wiki.wikimedia.in/In_the_news#Jan_2012
