User:Ottava Rima

Ottava Rima, also known as Ottava the Bound, Demon Prince of Albion. He is a scholar and researcher within the fields of Literature, Theology, Constitutional Theory, and 18th and 19th century Rhetoric and Language. He is the current Seneschal of Recent Changes, Grand Panetier of delicious muffins, and Lord Defender of the Lunar Sea. He also serves in the Luparii and is active in all things Tomfoolerish.

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Can you help me start a project? I am trying to do this right and keep getting kicked in the teeth. (smile) I invented a neologism, brending. I would like to collect all of my work over the entire world wide web using HTML5 and W3C standards and build a page on wiki. Can you do that for me? Tell us about your Wikipedia/Model < Tell us about your Wikipedia(Redirected from Tell us about LANGUAGE Wikipedia)

If you go to any search engine and search my word "brending" you will find companies for profit are using my neologism to help them http:/trip.it find buyers. Can you help me protect my word and help me get paid for it? I need you help. John Zarlino 614-448-0090 I don't know anybody at Trap!t but I can assure you evey time I log in the page and serach my word I make the articals as spam. Brending is my word I invented with my little brother Marko and would like to be paid for the use of the word if they are going to use it as a key word that does not have anyting to do with it's meaning. They can at least give me credit for word in the artical somewhere by helping me build a playground for Kiwanis or creating jobs for the MarketPlace Of The Americas. What do you think? This page belongs to the project Tell us about your Wikipedia.

Contents

 [hide] 1 LANGUAGE_NAME
2 Questionnaire 2.1 Contributors
2.2 Other Wikipedias
2.3 Organization and support
2.4 Your Wikipedia and the linguistic community
2.5 Content
2.6 Language

3 See also

4 Links

[edit] LANGUAGE_NAME [edit] Questionnaire [edit] Contributors

Wikimedia Statistics can be difficult to interpret. What is your impression, how many steady contributors do you have?
Are your contributors mostly native speakers?
Where do your contributors live (regions/country)?
How common is it that your contributors meet in real life?

[edit] Other Wikipedias

Do you have special contacts with other Wikipedias (maybe in related languages)?
Do you translate a lot from other Wikipedias? Which ones?

[edit] Organization and support

Is there a Wikimedia chapter in your country? How does your language relate to it?
Are there work groups in other organizations about Wikipedia?

[edit] Your Wikipedia and the linguistic community

Is there a language institution for your language, like an Academy, or a club of people interested in your language? Do you have contact with them?
Who (else) supports you?
What does the public outreach for your edition look like? Do you have flyers, give lectures, training etc.?
Do you get feedback from readers?
What other encyclopedias exist in your language?

[edit] Content

Does your edition concentrate on certain topics, like your region and language, or Latin Wikipedia on Roman history and Christianity?
Did your edition enjoy text donations, for example from older encyclopedias?

[edit] Language

Is there a generally accepted norm about your language (spelling, dictionary, pronunciation)?
How do you deal with different spellings, dialects etc. (like B.E. lift and A.E. elevator)?

Jdzarlino 12:40, 26 December 2011 (UTC)