…world in which I update this blog regularly. Archives for category: Editors How Wikipedia got it wrong on Chelsea Manning, and why September 4, 2013 // 34 On August 22, the soldier formerly known as Bradley Manning announced she wanted to be called Chelsea, and recognized as fema…
… which I update this blog regularly. Archives for posts with tag: diversity How Wikipedia got it wrong on Chelsea Manning, and why September 4, 2013 // 34 On August 22, the soldier formerly known as Bradley Manning announced she wanted to be called Chelsea, and recognized as fema…
…in which I update this blog regularly. Archives for posts with tag: editors How Wikipedia got it wrong on Chelsea Manning, and why September 4, 2013 // 34 On August 22, the soldier formerly known as Bradley Manning announced she wanted to be called Chelsea, and recognized as fema…
…n is the same as yours; antonym of cabal [i.e., those who disagree with you]. — Wikispeak ¶2 H. G. Wells thought the “World Encyclopedia” should be more than an information repository, it should also be an institution of “adjustment and adjudication; a clearinghouse of misunderst…
…n is the same as yours; antonym of cabal [i.e., those who disagree with you]. — Wikispeak ¶2 H. G. Wells thought the “World Encyclopedia” should be more than an information repository, it should also be an institution of “adjustment and adjudication; a clearinghouse of misunderst…
…c" people like celebrities, political figures, other "notable" individuals (see Wikipedia) make a public announcement of leaving or deleting a social media profile, feel free to add them. Anyone else who asks to be added and preferably makes a public silo-quit statement with perm…
… many of them are verbose for reasons that make them useful for making sense of Wikipedia: they touch on sensitive issues, they involve murky areas of ambiguous policy, or they deal with some new phenomenon that isn't well-covered by guidelines. Often, the behavior of a system in…
… many of them are verbose for reasons that make them useful for making sense of Wikipedia: they touch on sensitive issues, they involve murky areas of ambiguous policy, or they deal with some new phenomenon that isn't well-covered by guidelines. Often, the behavior of a system in…
…subpages) Discuss existing and proposed policies Discuss technical issues about Wikipedia Discuss new proposals that are not policy-related Incubate new ideas before formally proposing them Discuss matters involving the Wikimedia Foundation Post messages that do not fit into any …
… focused group, consider starting the discussion on the talk page of a relevant WikiProject, the Manual of Style, or another relevant project page. For questions about how to apply existing policies or guidelines, refer to one of the many Wikipedia:Noticeboards . If you want to i…
Wikipedia:Don't stuff beans up your nose - Wikipedia Jump to content From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Humorous Wikipedia essay Humorous Wikipedia essay This is a humorous essay . It contains humorous advice or opinions of one or more Wikipedia contributors and isn't meant to…
Wikipedia:Don't stuff beans up your nose - Wikipedia Jump to content From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Humorous Wikipedia essay Humorous Wikipedia essay This is a humorous essay . It contains humorous advice or opinions of one or more Wikipedia contributors and isn't meant to…
… has put into this draft charter. I am currently in my third year as an English Wikipedia arbitrator and entering my sixth year as an English Wikipedia administrator and, drawing on that experience, would like to share a few thoughts and suggestions. Thank you for explicitly layi…
… has put into this draft charter. I am currently in my third year as an English Wikipedia arbitrator and entering my sixth year as an English Wikipedia administrator and, drawing on that experience, would like to share a few thoughts and suggestions. Thank you for explicitly layi…
…ad read back then. [1] When I say community work, I am talking about stuff like Wikipedia: large distributed groups of people doing something together, usually online, often unpaid. Usually international, often nerdy, often (but not always) FLOSS or FLOSS-adjacent. You are going …