*Apologies for cross posting. FYI -- * Dear all, To celebrate Women's History Month, I thought it would be really nice to celebrate an Indian woman editor's story. A short story on User: Netha Hussain was posted on the WMF blog<https://blog.wikimedia.org/2012/03/27/wiki-women-joining-indic-lang… . (Netha is an editor on Malayalam Wikipedia, has been involved in women topics and recently coordinated the first women's edit-a-thon<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Meetup/India_WikiWome… in India.) While I was preparing this, I was wondering if we could make story-telling of this nature a regular feature, and see how it can support community building. We could do a series of short profiles of editors - in the form of stories - covering your life as well as your wiki journey. The intent is to reflect the diversity of our community - language, age, profession, projects. I am going to try and bring out at least one such story every month - but we can always try and work on as many more as we can get. I am already looking for new story ideas and would love to hear from interested community folks. Here is how it works. I prepare a short set of questions and points for the story and send it across to you. Once you reply, I draft out a story and send it back for your approval. After we make necessary changes to the draft, I can publish it. If you are ok, we can also look at forwarding these stories to the local media as well. Please do write to me at nraval(a)wikimedia.org and let's start working on your story! Don't forget to go through the Netha's story<https://blog.wikimedia.org/2012/03/27/wiki-women-joining-indic-lan…s/>; it's really inspiring! Regards, Noopur Raval