Wikipedia:WikipediaWeekly/Episode1
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Episode 1: The Pilot
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This is Wikipedia Weekly, Episode 1 for the week of October 16, 2006.
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[edit]- Introduction of the panel
- Andrew Lih User:Fuzheado, active on English Wikipedia located in China. Currently writing a book about Wikipedia and its community.
- Andrew2 aka User:Tawker, of Tawkerbot2 and currently located in Canada. Is not writing a book about Wikipedia yet... his blog isn't paper worthy yet
- I think in this podcast, we'll go by Wikipedia usernames, because there are way too many Andrews in the Wikipedia universe.
- Introduction to news sources
- Signpost, started by Michael Snow
- Wikizine, by walter (http://www.wikizine.org/)
- Wikipedia:Announcements
- Latest news
- Board elections - Erik Moeller elected, Kat/Mindspillage and Oscar next.
- Taiwan location for Wikimania 2007
- Chinese unblocking Wikipedia
- Tor blocking.... is it a good pratice
- No more @ signs in usernames, because of spamming, breaks stuff - [username@foobar.com] - New accounts on the WMF-wikis can not longer be created if the username contains the @-symbol. Existing users who have that symbol in there username can still login but only temporary. All these users need to request for a username change. Contact a local bureaucrat to do that or ask a steward if your wiki does not have a bureaucrat.
- [CategoryTree] - On the category-pages there is now a function added that lets users browse through the lower category levels from the higher category. There is an option to "expand" the category. This makes it much more easy to navigate and find the category you are looking for without the need to actually request the different layers of the category. This function works only if javascript is enabled. If not, the "+" symbol appears but does not work. Those users can still use the categories the traditional way.
- Bot commons delinker
- http://wiki.riteme.site/wiki/User:Wherebot - Copyvio finding bot
- Polar exploration improvement Wikipedia:Spotlight/work before
- Special:Random article + discussion
- Articles deleted NY Times article
- Listener feedback
- Leave on WP:WWPC - We'll add an option to leave a voicemail for Q & A later. If you have any questions please feel free to post in the show comments and we'll respond on a QA session.
- Regular Segments
- The World According to Wikipedia [1]
8. Lost (TV series)
11. Amish
12. YouTube
13. World War II
14. PlayStation 3
16. United States
18. North Korea
20. List of big-bust models and performers
21. Sexual intercourse
22. Naruto
25. Mortal Kombat: Armageddon
26. Christopher Columbus
27. List of sex positions
28. Wii
29. Japan
30. Sex
31. September 11, 2001 attacks
32. 2006 North Korean nuclear test
33. List of female porn stars
34. X-Men
35. List of South Park episodes
36. Deaths in 2006
37. Mark Foley
38. Clitoris
39. South Park
40. The Lord of the Rings
41. Windows Vista
42. Penis
43. Special:Booksources
44. France
45. List of Naruto episodes
46. Cory Lidle
47. Mexico
48. Masturbation
49. Make Love, Not Warcraft
50. Nuclear weapon#* Stats/numbers
Show rundown
[edit]INTRODUCTION 00:00 The panel - Fuzheado and Tawker 01:00 News sources - Signpost, Wikizine, Announcements
NEWS 03:06 Board elections, Erik Moeller elected 04:42 Wikimania 2007 - Taiwan selected 07:54 Wikipedia in China 11:30 Tor - The Onion Router explained 16:55 Usernames, no more @ signs allowed 18:44 Category browser
FEATURES 22:07 Spotlight article 24:45 Polar exploration 30:00 British Columbia ferry 30:44 Random Article - The Wilco Book 34:25 Bots explained 37:09 Tawkerbot2 44:55 Wherebot
MISC 48:28 Google/Yahoo News Alerts 49:34 Wikitruth CLOSE 51:05 The World According to Wikipedia 1:00:25 Feedback