On 7/13/06, wikisource-l-request@mail.wikimedia.org <wikisource-l-request@mail.wikimedia.org> wrote:

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   3. Re: No news from Wikisource? (Walter Vermeir)

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Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2006 17:35:26 +0200
From: "Walter Vermeir" <walter@wikipedia.be >
Subject: Re: [Wikisource-l] No news from Wikisource?
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2006/7/13, Jesse Martin <pathoschild@gmail.com>:
> Dear Walter Vermeir,
>
> New developments have been rather frequent on the English Wikisource
> lately. Wikisource News hasn't been updated in a while due to the very
> small number of users involved and their preoccupation with other
> tasks, such as the drive to conform works to the style guide. I've
> been planning to write a few omnibus articles covering all the
> developments since the last edit; I suppose I'll get around to it in a
> day or two. ;)
>
> Sincerely,
> Jesse Martin
> English admin [[User:Pathoschild]]

Thanks for your responds. I will be happy to publish the news from
Wikisource when you have written it.

I understand very well that it not easy to keep [[Wikisource:News]]
updated, especially when you know you are working for a very small
audience.

I suggest to not try to be like the Signpost. But something between
the Signpost and Wikizine. Sometimes an article Signpost style and for
the most part some short remarks in one or to sentences like Wikizine.
A "Wikisource telegram" section?

Greetings,
Walter