[Foundation-l] wikicouncil

[Andrew Lih]

As Ilario said, let's try to open our minds a bit and discard the
baggage from previous  "Wikicouncil" concepts.

I'd also like to offer whatever the WikipediaWeekly
(http://www.wikipediaweekly.com) podcast/audiocast can help in this
matter. We've thought for a while a "town hall" live Skypecast might
be useful for certain issues, with board members and other chapter
heads taking part. This, and the vision/mission statement drafting,
might be a good issue to start with. We've already had folks like
Delphine, Kurt and Jimbo, on the podcast.

-Andrew (User:Fuzheado)



On 11/21/06, Ilario Valdelli <valdelli at gmail.com> wrote:
> Too many words... and too many "unquoted" words. Plz quote.
>
> I agree with Anthere. Please extends your mind. For some reality the
> wikicouncil it's a way to understand other realities...
>
> I know that to have a space in Wikipedia people *must* have a space in
> English Wikipedia, besides English Wikipedia it's 50% of Wiki**** and
> the Wikicouncil could be the way to understand that we are at crossroad:
> still remains a localized and focused project... to become an
> heterogeneous project (not globalized, but heterogeneous).
>
> The Wikicouncil could be the way to understand that there are other
> realities and to offer to the board an ear given to these.
>
> Is there a "digital divide" in Wiki*****. Yes, there is and it's could
> be a big problem. Plz, think about this situation... the special means
> to go over the "Digital Divide" has got a special "Digital Divide" inside.
>
> Crazy situation.
>
> Ilario^_^
>
> Anthere wrote:
> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainstorming#Approach
> >
> >
> >
> > Thanks for not killing ideas in the egg. That's not helpful in the long
> > run imho.
> >
> > Anthere
> >
> >
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