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Wikimedia UK | Wikimedia UK puts out several '''press releases''' each year. These are put out via [http://blog.wikimedia.org.uk/ our blog] and by email (if you want to receive them, please [[contact us]]). Previous press releases are below. | ||
;<span class="plainlinks">[http://blog.wikimedia.org.uk/2012/05/welcome-to-the-worlds-first-wikipedia-town/ Welcome to the world’s first Wikipedia town]</span> | ;<span class="plainlinks">[http://blog.wikimedia.org.uk/2012/05/welcome-to-the-worlds-first-wikipedia-town/ Welcome to the world’s first Wikipedia town]</span> | ||
:'''16 May 2012:''' You've probably heard the saying, "In theory, Wikipedia shouldn't work, but in practice it does." Three of the things that contribute to make Wikipedia work are topic-specific WikiProjects ("let's write about a town"), Wikimedia chapters ("let's organise throughout the United Kingdom"), and unique ideas ("let's use QR codes to share content"). This week these three things successfully came together to create Monmouthpedia, "The World’s First Wikipedia Town" in Monmouth, Wales. | :'''16 May 2012:''' You've probably heard the saying, "In theory, Wikipedia shouldn't work, but in practice it does." Three of the things that contribute to make Wikipedia work are topic-specific WikiProjects ("let's write about a town"), Wikimedia chapters ("let's organise throughout the United Kingdom"), and unique ideas ("let's use QR codes to share content"). This week these three things successfully came together to create Monmouthpedia, "The World’s First Wikipedia Town" in Monmouth, Wales. |
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