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Revision as of 22:09, 9 September 2015
This page is to record ideas for the proposed Unconference sessions for the last day of Wikiconference -- October 11, 2015.
Beyond the edit-a-thon
- Idea in one sentence
- What are new models of meetups that go beyond the edit-a-thons that are our current mainstay?
- Proposed by
- Fuzheado (talk)
- Format
- brainstorming, design thinking, two hours
- Resources requested
- projector, sticky notes, whiteboard, tables
- Description
- How might we engage like-minded institutions besides our traditional GLAM partners like museums and libraries?
- Go to academic or professional conferences with booths/clinics?
- How might we create a meetup that is branded better than "edit-a-thon"?
- WikiClinic - allow people to come in for face-to-face "office hours" and experienced Wikipedians can give advice on BLP or articles with problems?
- Add your ideas here
- Interested parties
- Sign here
Dead links
- Idea in one sentence
- How can we work with the Internet Archive Wayback Machine to automatically fix dead link/link rot problems on Wikipedia?
- Proposed by
- Fuzheado (talk), Jake Johnson (Internet Archive)
- Format
- hack-a-thon style session, half day
- Resources requested
- tables, small room, Internet, power
- Description
- Link rot is one of the biggest problems in Wikipedia. Starting in 2015, the Internet Archive is watching the recent changes feed of Wikipedia to automatically archive the external links added to Wikipedia articles. But how can we make the archival versions available for users and editors in a seamless and pleasing way? What kind of developer or community support do we need for this?
- Interested parties
- Sign here
Add entry here
- Idea in one sentence
- add here
- Proposed by
- sign here
- Format
- describe here
- Resources requested
- describe here
- Description
- add here
- Interested parties
- Sign here