Hi David, Ian, Nic (and all!)
This sounds great. Depending on what your want the focus to be - ie
Wikipedia or Wikimedia, we have a Wikipedia Academies pull-up banner that we
had made for the Wikipedia Academy a few years back.
So if you go specifically Wikipedia you are welcome to use that.
... Just putting that out there :) ...
Cheers
Kerryn
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On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 8:36 AM, David Richfield
<davidrichfield(a)gmail.com>wrote;wrote:
Firstly,
let's get someone to attend. Is anyone on this list willing to
be at a stand on
Software Freedom Day at the CSIR in Pretoria?
I'll be there for sure, but the more the merrier.
Then, regarding the logo, let's be clear to
differentiate between
Wikipedia and the Wikimedia Foundation. Wikipedia is only one
(albeit the
most well known) of the projects administered by the Wikimedia Foundation.
We would be Wikimedia South Africa, with the same design as appears at
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Wikimedia_chapters_logos
The logo Bence proposed is at
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:WikimediaZALogo.svg I'd prefer it
to read "South Africa" rather than "ZA" though - what do others
think?
I'd like the logo to be language neutral, and ZA is our country TLD.
This is similar to what Switzerland did: Their logo says Wikimedia CH.
Strictly speaking, the logos can only be used by
"approved Wikimedia
Foundation partners or chapter organizations". We
haven't been approved yet,
but I've emailed the provided address to ask for permission to use the logo.
You have a good point about maybe rather attending the SFD as
Wikimedia, not just Wikipedia. Let us know what ChapCom says.
--
David Richfield
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