When and Where | |
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Next date | Saturday, January 13, 2024 |
Time | 12:00 noon – 2.00 pm (Philadelphia EDT/EST) |
Location | Zoom! |
Repeats | The second Saturday of each month. Click on the Zoom link. If you are asked for an ID or password, use
Meeting ID: 819-4956-6322 Password: 12345 |
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WikiSalon is skills-oriented, and monthly sessions alternate between demonstrations of new skills and work sessions to practice skills. Demonstrations are 5-10 minutes long (with an accompanying tutorial video and pdf) and target a specific skill related to Wikipedia, Wikidata, or Wikimedia Commons. Attendees share what they are working on, ask Questions, and get feedback and support.
Many of our regulars are librarians, archivists, professors or people interested in digital humanities and the sciences, but you don't need to be a scientist or librarian to attend or to work on the tasks or articles that we suggest. You can always work on topics that interest you.
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This month will feature a short demonstration on Tagging Wikipedia Articles.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:WikiSalon_Wikipedia_Tagging_Articles.pdf
If you want to talk about something that you're working on, or you've created a new article or had a "Did You Know" featured lately, add that here!
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You can use some of the following lists to identify articles to work on, or look at our suggested articles below. We note what needs to be done for each article. Please add your signature with 4 tildes ~~~~ under any article that you work on. Thank you!
Sheila Minor had a 35-year-long career at various federal agencies and was responsible for assessing environmental impact statements. The article is a bit messy and doesn't follow Wikipedia style in formatting.
Ruth Miriam Siems invented Stove Top Stuffing, getting the crumb size just right so it would be neither hard nor soggy. This article needs more sources and expansion.
In the Corning Museum of Glass art and science meet as equals. The museum is absolutely stunning, but the Wikipedia page about it needs a bit of help -- and lots of citations.
The South Side Writers Group is an important part of the black renaissance and the Great Migration. Founded in part by Richard Wright, I discovered in my previous editing that this page is merely a "stub" and there is so much that can be said on the group! *NMcNinney (talk) 18:19, 13 November 2021 (UTC)
What did you work on today?