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WikipediaWeekly episode 5.

Wikipedia Weekly Episode 5 - Offline Content/Wikipedia 0.5

The Panel

Currently, It's planned that we make a conference on Skype, which works up to ten folks, but for practical purposes four is about ideal.

Those signing up should be experienced with previous episodes, and be regular listeners of other podcasts.

Main hosts
Guest hosts
Away hosts
  • -- Tawker will be away for episode 5 until further notice.
Possible guests
  • -- User:Walkerma
  • -- Matt Swann
  • -- Jimmy Wales or someone from the Communications Committee, to talk about this.

Discussion

Agenda

This is the basic layout of how the episode is planned to move along.

Time of Recording

Introduce the panel

That'd be the speakers listed above. Each person says what they'd like to about themselves, and we move on.

See the script

News

  • Growth slowing?. David Cannon reports October the lowest number of new articles in a year. See Wikipedia:Announcements
  • Wikipedia-download . Viruses in Wikipedia?

From the Signpost

The following logos have been selected. Only the Wikiversity logo has been put into usage as of press time (and the Spanish language version retains the old logo), though discussion on the color of the logo was still continuing. The Wikibooks logo still awaits a change in color, as it was deemed too similar to the Wikimedia Foundation's logo, and discussion continues on the exact letters/glyphs to be used in the Wiktionary logo.

Feedback

If anybody provides some particularly interesting feedback, or one of us has anything cool to say, we'd say it here. Who knows? It might be interesting, if we ever have anything to say. :)

The World According to Wikipedia

This would be a quick, light-hearted discussion of any particularly funny page-rankings we see on The Top 100 pages at Wikipedia. There's at least two or three minutes' worth of humour in that. :)


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