[Foundation-l] Re: Wikiversity

[Fred Bauder]

The posts on the list have resulted in my having an interest in the project.
That is what results from widening the base of people discussing a project.
My continued involvement would depend on others also having a serious
interest and the project amounting to something. "No one here" is quite
ambiguous.

Fred

> From: Tim Starling <t.starling at physics.unimelb.edu.au>
> Reply-To: Wikimedia Foundation Mailing List <foundation-l at wikimedia.org>
> Date: Thu, 12 May 2005 03:55:24 +1000
> To: foundation-l at wikimedia.org
> Subject: [Foundation-l] Re: Wikiversity
> 
> Fred Bauder wrote:
>> 
>> Tim Starling wrote:
>>> 
>>> No-one here has experience with running a university. As far as I
>>> know, none of the people involved in this project have even taught
>>> at the tertiary level.
>> 
>> Not true. I was involved for many years with the Denver Free
>> University. But my advice would mainly consist of avoiding much of
>> what happened there.
> 
> [top post repaired]
> 
> I meant the Wikiversity project, not all of Wikimedia. Only a handful of
> people have contributed to the Wikiversity pages on the wiki. No
> offence, but I didn't think you were one of them.
> 
> -- Tim Starling
> 
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