User talk:Ronreed
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I mentioned to Essjay that the VfD was out of date and it was closed. EcoDuro is safe. Redwolf24 22:51, 22 July 2005 (UTC)
US Wikipedia Conference / Chapter
[edit]Anyone interested in pulling together a US WikiPedia conference, I would be interested in helping to pull it together in Ann Arbor, MI. There is considerable resource here and if there is interest, I will reach out to the University of Michigan or Internet II for a place to meet. It is very easy for people around the US to get here, because Detroit Metro is one of the larger US airports and only 25 minutes away (between Ann Arbor and Detroit). Also, there are many interesting speakers we could draw from the community (Proquest, Borders, University of Michigan, Internet II, etc). --Ronreed 23:55, 24 July 2005 (UTC)
US Chapter
[edit]Hi Ron. Thanks for the congratulations. We don't currently have any options for membership. The idea was raised about a year ago, but there was never anyone with enough interest to get it going, so I've suggested it be removed from the bylaws. Currently, donations are just via the Wikimedia:Fundraising page, not through any form of "joining" the Foundation. If you would like to get involved in the fundraising efforts, please see m:grants and m:fundraising ideas.
There has been some discussion at meta:United States Wikimedia Chapter and on the Wikimedia US mailing list already, so it may be best to get involved there, and also on the U.S. notice board. I've not heard of Proquest. How do you think they could contribute?
Angela. 20:11, July 25, 2005 (UTC)
Ann Arbor, Michigan - Interested in helping?
[edit]I am in the process of expanding and cleaning up this article in hopes of one day getting it featured. Seeing that you are in the Ann Arbor area, I was wondering if you are interested in helping? The article is currently in peer review, one of the last steps before featured article candidacy. Pentawing 01:49, 18 August 2005 (UTC)
- Thanks for the information. Could you give me the exact issue (date, volume) and/or URL of the Crain Detroit information? I am doing this since I want to cite anything that I add. As for the economy information, it is a lot, which might require a sub-article. Also, I noted on the article's talk page that the article could have too much mention of UM (though the University does influence the city a lot). Hence, I am trying to keep the amount of new information concerning UM at a minimum from here on out (lest the article becomes another University of Michigan article :-)). Let me know what you think. Pentawing 18:15, August 28, 2005 (UTC)
- Just to let you know, I closed the peer review and placed the article for Featured Article Candidacy. Pentawing 23:16, September 6, 2005 (UTC)
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Copyright Vio. on Cindy Cohn
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- Again, please be careful not to copy and paste text directly from websites. It is copyrighted material. Thanks, GChriss <always listening><c> 23:56, 31 July 2006 (UTC)
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Copyright problem: Bill Huizenga
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- Hello there; if you have sent the requisite email to the above address, then it shouldn't be too long until it is processed by a volunteer and the template currently on the page is removed. Until then, however, it'll have to stay as it is. The article will probably not be deleted before the OTRS ticket arrives, but even if it is, the page can be easily restored by the admin who gets the email. In the mean time, you should give our conflict of interest guidelines a read. Best wishes, – Toon(talk) 11:11, 14 January 2009 (UTC)
- I must stress that if the email is not sent, the article will be deleted soon. Unfortunately a note from an IP address doesn't let us verify the identity of the person promising the permission. Best wishes, – Toon(talk) 14:50, 15 January 2009 (UTC)