LSS/foundation-l-archives/2009 April 1-30
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- What is this? A summary of the topics discussed on the mailing list foundation-l, grouped roughly by topic & chronological thread.
- Time period: April 1-30, 2009
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Summary
[edit ]- Announcements and reports
- another Wikibooks meeting April 9 [1]
- CFP for Wikimania closing soon [2]
- Wikimania accepting scholarships [3]
- Wikisym CFP open til April 24 [4]
- new foundation program officer: Jennifer Riggs [5]
- data from first survey published [6]
- report on April Board meeting [7]
- Board statement re: BLPs [8], [9]
- Board statement re: trademarks [10]
- New WMF business partnership with Orange [11]
- German newsletter about Wikipedia for non-Wikipedians [12]
- Usability study report, preview of results [13]
- Video about Wikimedia Deutschland [14]
- Wikimedia Argentina invades La Plata museum [15]
- Open Educational Resources conference in Poland [16]
- Strategic planning board resolution [17]
- More on strategic planning [18]
- Chapters and community
- flaggedrevs poll closed on wp:en with 80% support [19]
- global policies for all Wikipedias: what are they? [20]
- wikipedia run by robots? Waerth's pictures got deleted. [21]
- Foundation policy on linking to copyright-violating site? [22]
- voting ongoing for commons picture of the year [23]
- Sexual content on Wikipedia: an epic thread [24], [25]
- is NPOV a core value for all projects (including Commons)? [26], [27]
- upcoming board elections are upcoming [28]
- Languages and localization
- Licensing
- Miscellaneous/other
- should WMF opt out of Phorm? [39] update WMF opts out of Phorm [40]
- Tor settings request for comment [41]
- earthquake in Italy; wikimedians ok? [42]
- US copyright - things in public domain can't go back under copyright [43]
- S. Korean internet regulations require "real name" registration [44], jump: [45], [46]
- alternating sitenotices is confusing [47]
- wikidoc: could be a sister project? [48]
- it's volunteer appreciation week, Jennifer Riggs thanks volunteers [49]
- donations of stocks? or a nonexistent currency? [50]
- ID requirements proposed for Germans using video sites [51]
- EFF/Foundation relations [52]
- Site notices not accessible [53]