Folks, In conjunction with the Wizzy Digital Courier internet access project http://wizzy.org.za/ I am considering installing wikipedia. Wizzy Digital Courier is primarily to enable Internet access for countries / communities that cannot afford daytime internet access, due to Telcom monopolies and per-minute local telephone charges. In two pilot schools, I have installed wikipedia on their intranet, with great success. After initial skeptism from teachers, it has become a very useful resource. I install the wikimedia tarball, and a weekly snapshot. Due to the time taken to download new snapshots, I only do these between semesters - it can take a week or so to download, using UUCP at cheap rates in evenings and weekends. After feedback from teachers, I have two requests :- 1. Graphics (you knew that was coming !) To determine feasibility of this, can you give me an idea of the size of a potential graphics archive ? An incremental snapshot would almost be mandatory for this, I think. 2. A daily SQL update for the main page. This will give it a newsy feel, instead of talking about Mandarin Chinese for two months :-) I know that some of the articles it refers to will not be available, but ... tough. Thanks again for an invaluable resource that almost replaces the web at one fell swoop in places that cannot afford the web. Cheers, Andy!