[Foundation-l] #wikipedia IRC channel guidelines review

GerardM gerard.meijssen at gmail.com
Tue Jul 31 05:00:07 UTC 2007


Hoi,
Well actullly I do not know you well enough and as has been said in this
thread before, *many* people make the same mistake and do not think consider
it relevant.

As to the politics of all this, you gave the impression that you have
jurisdiction on the #wikipedia-*** channels. What I now think you are saying
is that as the #wikipedia is the "mother of all" wikipedia channels there is
a need for some coordination. It has been sufficiently argued that this was
a shambles and you going on a holiday at the moment when this happened made
it seem to be only more arbitrary. Then yes, I know how these things go...
things creep up on you.

TThanks,
     GerardM

On 7/31/07, Mark Ryan <ultrablue at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 31/07/07, GerardM <gerard.meijssen at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Mark,
> > There are Wikimedia affiliated IRC channels on Freenode.
> > Thanks for getting even the basics wrong.
> > Thanks,
> >      GerardM
>
> This seems to be a bit nitpicky. I meant to say Wikipedia, and did.
> I'm sure you know me well enough to realise I know the difference
> between Wikipedia and Wikimedia.
>
> I invited people from all Wikipedia (yes, pedia) IRC channels to the
> discussion, because #wikipedia is the big central channel for all the
> smaller (language-specific etc) Wikipedia channels, so they too have a
> legitimate cause for complaint if #wikipedia is not being run well.
> Would you rather I not invite people to give their opinions there??
>
> ~Mark Ryan
>
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