Wikimedia Conference 2018/Documentation/Movement Strategy track/Annexes

• No funding problems ever!
• Resources meeting our ambitions
  • Resources meeting our ambitions
• Economical resources are accessible to everyone
• 10-20% of project funding to Africa (in proportion to the population)
  • At least 10-20% of project funding to Africa
• Effective support in Wikimedia Movement
  • Wikimedia organisation (increasing each other’s building) capacity with mentoring programs and knowledge sharing - Developing centre for expertise and excellence
  • Funding that allows affiliates to plan strategically
  • Effective support for chapter and use groups

• Closing the content gap
  • Simple language not only in English
  • We should be on good way to closing the content gap
  • Historical record is preserved but while preserving privacy. figure out balance.
• More content in marginalised languages
• More volume of knowledge
  • No content gaps in projects + high quality (gender perspective)
  • A new and evolved understanding of what a reliable source is, taking into accounts: people who have been left out; the threat of misinformation and manipulation
  • Incourage new languages (better incubator interface)
  • High quality articles on the 500 most requested topics in every important language
• Readers find and can access information that they care about
  • More focus on the needs of consumer of our contents
  • A Mobile-first wikipedia
  • Free knowledge is accessible, interconnected and easy to reuse
  • Wikipedia landing pages feature locally relevant content - based on their location
• Eliminate geographical gaps
  • In 5 years we have increased access to free knowledge in Africa & communities which are remote by 20%
  • No Geo gap
  • Wider geographical coverage
• Bridge the knowledge gaps
  • Intangible knowledge should be as available and correctly communicated as classical encyclopedic knowledge
  • Better balance in gender related articles
• Possibility to find content in your own language
  • In 5 years I would like to see more intralingual projects working on content in all languages
  • Translation is the future of wikipedia
  • People will search in their local language, and find relevant content in their language (on wiki).
• New forms of understanding information
  • We are accessible in new and different ways - actively disseminating free knowledge
  • Significant growth in audio and video
• Knowledge equity includes ORAL knowledge
  • Platform for oral heritage
  • Room for ideas to GROW
  • We provide free knowledge in new formats and new dimensions
• Integrated oral and local knowledge (on current major projects)
  • In 5 years I want 10 more projects launched to integrate oral knowledge in a contents
  • Engage with indigenous communities in order to further our mission
• Notability and reliability account for locally relevant content
  • Standards such as notability and reliable sources are flexible to accommodate creation of locally relevant content.
• Reliable + reusable content
• Every consumer will find quality information
  • All languages (>I m:ll users) should have a quality Wikipedia
  • Quality is consistent across topics and there is good coverage of all topics

• Better infrastructure to access Wikimedia
  • Better infrastructure for access to information
• Experiments with new formats of existing knowledge (complexity, visual VS audio/textual)
  • Future vision [2-3 yy]: have versions of article on a topic: -> by audience + structuring of knowledge, secondary by language [pure translation]. Rather than by language [not even rough translation]; ->we now have new tool to maintain translations -> make this central
  • Knowledge is accessible to people who do not read or write
  • Our project have multimedia content for people who learn in different ways
  • Have space to experiment with different models of knowledge
• Use of up-to-date technology
  • Ready for all new technology, media when it appears in editing interfaces + reading
  • Usage of Virtual Reality for search contents
  • Different media in our projects
• A technology platform to support more forms of knowledge, in more formats
  • Open to new forms of knowledge, rsp oral tradition
  • Tech development (AI, videos, etc)
  • For people who read: where knowledge exists "elsewhere" it can travel to others who need it
  • New WikiM project
• Wikimedia is providing better technological solutions for access to knowledge
• Broad, reliable offline access
• Intuitive presentation + compartmentalized knowledge
  • Knowledge is compartmentalised so that you can get the relevant habit of information you need. Wikipedia becomes a service that provides info you need.
  • To have a more intuitive way to find help and information

• Movement decisions made transparently, on evidence, by a diverse constituency.
  • There should be true diversity in who has power and positions in the movement
  • more transparency
  • Research evidence drive our activity + priorities for improved results
  • Decision making process for movement
  • Local groups and chapters have a say in a global decisions
• Clear communication within the Wikimedia Movement
  • Improved communication between communities
  • Clear communication between affiliates/chapter + Wikimedia Foundation
• Decentralised finance, decision-making, and organisational infrastructure
  • Our movement is well-structured and accessible
  • Breaking down organisational structures, thinking about new ones -> org.equity (governance) - Level the playing field
  • Larger chapters with more resources to take on global responsibilities
  • Decision-making and structures should be more decentralised (not everything coming from San Francisco).
• Focus on topics, not languages and countries, decentralise.
  • New languages used across the movement
  • In 5 years we have decentralised decision making and finance in transversal user group offering counter power to national based initiatives.

• Ease of use in every way, shape, and form
  • Lively wiki data Ecosystem that equally enables data contribution, editing and usage.
  • Movement + partners make knowledge and education easier and more accessible to people to whom knowledge is not accessible now (use our platform to do this)
  • Every person will easily be able to read and write in any language (w/o having to learn difficult technology)
  • Our platform should be easier to use (as easy as Instagram)
  • It is super easy to contribute to wikimedia projects for individuals and organisations
• New people want to contribute to Wikipedia because it’s fun, easy and rewarding
  • Engage more young people
  • The value of contributing to wikimedia projects is clearly expressed to multiple audience
  • Contributing to wikimedia (and other projects) is a delightful experience, that you want to do again and again
  • To be opened to someone coming from outside so that they feel welcomed

• The Wikimedia Movement is open to more diverse ways to contribute
  • Diverse ways to contribute (e.g. oral tradition)
  • Friendly environment in projects (retention)
  • More "marketing" how to contribute and knowledge (i.e. marketing for health)
  • Bigger diversity in local community

• A Movement that trains and inspires the next generation of Wikimedians
  • Collaborative writing and knowledge sharing is a natural part for all education
  • A new generation of wikimedians is moving the movement forward
• Wikiprojects user-friendly for non-programmers
  • Ways of being able to contribute without programming knowledge
  • Visuality of Wikimedia in 2030?
  • Wikipedia AI free access for all users
• "Other forms of knowledge are integrated"
  • "Other forms of knowledge": we will know what these are and what to do with them
• As easy to use as Instagram or Twitter
  • A renewed Wikimedia infrastructure providing a state of the art user interface [voice, video, social media]

• Wikipedia cannot be stopped (no censorship)
  • Wikimedia can’t be stopped by borders (building tech resilience that will mean it can’t be blocked)
• Wikimedia projects are immune to censorship
  • Wikimedia projects are immune to access censorship

A movement that trains and inspires the next generation of Wikimedians

• Participation, cooperation, inclusion are common and rewarded
  • Participation, cooperation, inclusion are common and rewarded
  • Participation in the various wiki projects is growing because the environment is supportive, nurturing and inclusive, so people love participating!
  • Partnerships re default
• Wikimedia working as a network
  • Flat hierarchies (inside the movement)
  • No differentiation between chapters and use groups (one flexible model)
• A decentralised global community that is more connected and democratic
  • Increase feeling of community, we/us versus me/they
  • More formats for affiliate cooperation and partnerships
  • Move away from country focus to connect resources, plans, strategies.
  • Clarity + transparency in decision making process

• The Wikimedia movement is a part of the "Big Open"
  • Strengthen our ties and relationships with other organisations to be an essential participant in creating the Big Open (e.g. become something akting to the environmental)
• Wikimedia is ally to other social movements
  • Feminist groups should feel that the wikimedia movement is on their side.
• Open environment for information
  • Open licences are used in public education
  • Technology platforms in 2030 are NOT privatised
• The movement is a model of collaboration between distributed multi-lingual organisations
  • Continue to be an example of cooperation for other movements
  • We are truly multilingual movement
  • Cooperation and collaboration between chapters and use groups

• Wikimedia - the kindest and most respectful place on the internet

• Active sharing of successful Wiki models + culture W/the world
  • Governments understand the value of open licences
  • Increase awareness of wikimedia movement
  • The models of cooperation that make wikimedia successful are clearly articulated and replicable [we share our culture as well as technology]
• A more welcoming and encouraging Wiki culture
  • In 5 years we have found an effective way to address online and offline harassment to protect volunteers
  • In 5 years anybody attending a Wikipedia event has access to translation/interpretation in their own languages.
  • Appreciation and recognition of contributors [for technical developers]
• A more inclusive, diverse, welcoming Wikipedia
  • Welcoming WP culture (to a newcomers)
  • More people come to local organisations (chapters and groups) and take over responsibility
  • We know how to adapt our support system for communities with diverse background to provide support that makes sense in their context.
  • The equity we want to see is mirrored in our own org. structures
• Better trust and communication in the movement
  • We have more and better ways to meet and communicate with each other
  • Better trust between movement stakeholders
• Shared identity as Wikimedians
  • Collaboration in a community
  • Thinking more as Wikimedians instead of wikipedians
  • Share the same values (among volunteers, across language, geography, etc)
• Have an accountable roadmap that connects aspiration to recognizable actions for the next ten years

• The movement has captured the public imagination and is influencing global politics
• Awareness about WM projects
  • Reach to all the people. But really.
  • A global campaign so that everybody knows how to contribute to our projects
• High awareness about Wprojects

• Diversity: new and missing communities in the movement
  • New & missing communities joining the movement
  • World peace and intercommunication via Wikimedia
  • A diverse movement: gender, geography, etc.
  • More big and small projects outside Wikimedia reuse our content
  • Wikis are connected to maximize reuse/enrichment of content + effort
  • Wikipedia literacy assumed role in education sector globally - all schools teach about WP
  • Double the number of Wikimedians from Africa coming to the Wikimedia conference in Berlin
• No gender gap
  • In 5 years women represent 30% of editors and an active group in the movement
  • No gender gap
• Attracting talent + Increasing under-represented groups
  • Double percentage of women participation
  • double number of volunteers everywhere
  • attract talented art, music, literature, economics & other contributors at par with our technologist, scientists, mathematicians,
• Active Editors increases 50% more young people
  • Increase Active Editors by 50%
  • Maintain or increase the number of young people who use wikimedia

• Larger and more accessible international developer community
  • Connected network of technology hubs
  • Global Volunteer Developer Community
• Become a leader in technology
  • Become a leader in technology [e.g. limited structured data]

(Input that did not get selected to be included in the clusters)

• Accessible, user-friendly tool for communities
  • More user-friendly tools for users and contributors
  • Better access to tools for the communities
• Focus and resources for shaping legal and social policy
  • Recognised as resistance movement in terms of big data, privacy. Wikimedia will always respect personal choice
  • POLICY (we are a social and political movement)
  • Lawyers are successful at being really pragmatic problem-solvers with the community
  • we are effectively fighting censorship and other ways of denying people access to knowledge
• The movement has captures the public imagination and is influencing global politics
  • awareness of our projects (and advocacy)
  • general knowledge about Wikimedia like a brand
  • Have three tangible things come about as a result of this process (operations lens)
  • Wikimedia Movement unites and leads access and equity policy globally
• More content in marginalized languages
  • more content in marginalized languages
  • lots of Sri Lankan content will be digitalized and available on various wiki projects. (commons, wikipedia)
• Wikipedia - the kindest and most respectful place on the internet
  • Wikipedia becomes known as the most kind, and respectful place on the internet
  • A more friendly environment to newcomers
• Wikimedia initiatives are trustfully and well-documented so they are providing good learning foundation that also increases literary
  • Wikimedia Movement helped combat anti-knowledge sentiments
  • In 5 years the youngsters reader-consumers group in the fastest growing of the movement
  • Provenance and traceability of information on the internet
• Broad, reliable offline access
  • Free knowledge is accessible both online and offline
• Functional and transparent decision making process
  • Functioning and transparent decision making processes
• Better translation tools
  • Better translation tools
  • Organize by topic & knowledge not by country. Wikimedia Butterflies (all gender, all languages, all regions)
• Broader copyright laws worldwide
  • ASAP: Freedom of Panorama worldwide
• 100 $ million in endowment funds
• For people into make content... Unlock more content to make it freely available
• Lower barriers to increase participation
  • Intervention that would know a more diverse set of editors to step up
  • Low barrier to new contributors (best practice in learning/teaching)
  • More people have the ability to contribute their knowledge
• Everybody knows how to participate in Wikimedia project
  • More/better knowledge about the technical structure, projects and programs in the different region in the world
  • Huge step towards our goal of everybody having access to our projects.
• Economic resources are accessible to everyone
  • Solid financial support in Indonesia
  • make grants easier to get
• Wikimedia is providing better access to knowledge
  • Wikimedia voice assistant
  • Friendly & attractive interface
  • WP talkpages are really usable
  • Collaboration between wikimedia projects
  • [Machine learning] Harness capabilities of research team (in content gen. M.L. behaviour experiments) to help scale the product/drive product decision in 3 year time frame