[Foundation-l] 80% of our projects are failing

[Finn Rindahl]

@Pedro :Yep, it's a two way interaction that I believe benefits all projects
(sort of human interwiki)

@Thomas:Echo would be the English word, thanks. "Ecco" however is also
correct eEnglish, ref.
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Guerilla_non-eEnglish_spelling_and_grammar_campaign.
(Note to self: Irony should be avvoided in online communication, especially
when writing foreignly)

@Gerard: Yes, there will be a lot of loud voices, but in the end we'll
manage to work out this as an improvement to help new (and perhaps older)
users as well. There was A LOT of load voices at Commons when (what I still
hope is) a more userfriendly uploadsystem was launched, but it seems to be
working just fine ;)

We may get more nonsense articles going straight to speedy deletion, but the
way to raise the quality of wikip/media is certainly not to avvoid maiking
it easier for people to edit,

Finn R

2008/12/1 Pedro Sanchez <pdsanchez at gmail.com>

> On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 1:44 PM, Finn Rindahl <finnrindwiki at gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > I'd like to ecco (is that an eEnglish word..?) Michael Finney here. Most
> > people who engage them self in a small language wikimedia projects will
> > sooner or later participate in projects like en:wp and commons as well -
> and
> > thus both learn more about the "facts of reality" as well as
> communicating
> > with others in a (for them) foreign language.
>
> An also a fair share of people who initially engage into enwip ant he
> alike, eventually decide to migrate to smaller projects.
>
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