2012년 7월 위키미디어 중요한 사건

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위키미디어 재단 보고서위키미디어 주요 사건Wikimedia 공학 보고서"를 "위키미디어 운동의 선택된 다른 주요 사건"을 첨부하였음.

위키매니아 2012 그룹 사진

위키미디어 재단 주요 사건s

위키매니아에서의 직무에 관한 재단 직원 보고서

7월 12일부터 7월 14일까지 전세계로부터 온 위키메디안들이 금년의 연중 위키메니아 회의를 위하여 워싱턴 D.C.에 모였다. 이 회의는 위키미디아 DC에 의하여 조직되었다 (참조 2012년 7월 위키미디아 주요 사건 금월의 운동 주요 사건). 그들 가운데는 위키미디아 재단 직원, 동료와 계약자들이 동참하였다..

위키미디아 재단 전무 이사 수 가드너의 기조 연설은 "위키미디아 재단: 한해를 검토하고 다음 해를 계획한다"의 제목을 가진 것이었다 .(slides), 그리고 Schedule은 위키미디어 재단 직원, 동료와 계약자들에 의한 많은 다른 발표를 포함하였다:


  • Fabrice Florin, Howie Fung, Karyn Gladstone, Brandon Harris, Oliver Keyes:"위키피디아 편집자들과 접촉 유지: 새로운 특징의 길잡이" (초록, slides) / Oliver Keyes: '지역 사회와 접촉유지: 우리가 노력한 것과 우리가 가는 곳 (초록) - video
  • Trevor Parscal and Roan Kattouw: 브래킷 없는 인생: 위키텍스트의 시각 편집 (초록,
  • Erik Moeller: 목적-추진 사회적인 네트워크: 기술로 위키 프로젝트 지원 (초록, slides)
  • Brandon Harris: 아테나 프로젝트: 2015년 위키피디아 (초록. slides)
  • Steven Walling, Maryana Pinchuk: 위키피디아에 오신 것을 환영합니다, 이제 저리 비키세요: 우리가 새 편집자들과 어떻게 의사소통을 개선할 것인가 (초록, slides, video)
  • Tilman Bayer (MZMcBride와 함께): '스팸 스톱' vs. '아무도 나에게 말하지 않았다' – 운동 방송 기계장치의 상태와 미래 (초록, slides, video)
  • Alolita Sharma: 공개된 출처 Webfonts를 동반한 다음 수십억명의 위키피디아 사용자들 (초록, video)
  • Amir E. Aharoni: 소프트웨어 지방화 역설 (초록, slides)
  • Noopur Raval: 인도에서의 GLAM 과 소비자와의 접촉과 대응 (초록)
  • Lori Byrd Phillips: 미국에서의 GLAM-WIKI의 상태 (초록)
  • James Forrester & Philippe Beaudette: 위키미디아의 정부, 로비 그룹과 홍보와의 관계 (초록, video)
  • Amir E. Aharoni: 언어 지원, 그것들의 모든 것 (초록 - Gerard Meijssen 제출 - , slides, video)
  • Siebrand Mazeland, Santhosh Thottingal, Pau Giner, Niklas Laxström, Amir Aharoni, Arun Ganesh, Alolita Sharma: 언어 지원 인사들에게 물어보세요 (초록, video)
  • Fabrice Florin: 독자들에게 목소리를 주기: 피드백 v5조항으로부터의 교훈 (초록, slides, video)
  • Geoff Brigham: 위키미디아 운동의 상위 10개 법률적 문제 (초록, slides, video)
  • Leslie Carr, Ben Hartshorne, Jeff Green, Ryan Lane, Rob Halsell: Ask the Operators (abstract, video)
  • Amir E. Aharoni: The hundred-year old websites - a new look at Wikisource (abstract, slides, video)
  • Brion Vibber: Embedded scripting: creating interactive diagrams, maps, and other media resources in MediaWiki (abstract, slides, video)
  • Andrew Garrett, with other panelists: Small Process Helpers: The case for Widgets (abstract, video)
  • Tomasz Finc, Jon Robson: The Wikipedia Mobile Experience — Where We've Been and Where We're Going (abstract - submitted by Patrick Reilly -,slides, video)
  • Yuvaraj Pandian: The Wikipedia Smartphone Apps Story (abstract, video)
  • Oliver Keyes, with other panelists: Eternal December: How Awful Arguments are Killing the Wiki, and Why not to Make Them (abstract, video)
  • Maryana Pinchuk, Steven Walling: “This is my voice”: the motivations of highly active Wikipedians (abstract, slides, video)
  • Ryan Lane: Wikimedia Labs and the state of our open source infrastructure (abstract)
  • Amit Kapoor/Kul Takanao Wadhwa: Reaching the Next Billion Users: Wikipedia on mobile (abstract, slides, video) + panel (video)
  • Sumana Harihareswara, Guillaume Paumier, Rob Lanphier: Transparency and collaboration in Wikimedia engineering (abstract, video)
  • Santhosh Thottingal: Read and Write in your language (abstract, slides)
  • Asaf Bartov: Funds for Free Knowledge: Wikimedia Foundation Grantmaking (abstract, slides, video)
  • James Alexander: The Bad Assumptions of the Copyright Discussion (abstract)
  • Sumana Harihareswara: What Does THAT mean? Engineering Jargon And Procedures Explained (abstract)
  • Roan Kattouw and Timo Tijhof: ResourceLoader 2: The Future of Gadgets (abstract, slides)
  • Guillaume Paumier: 11 years of Wikipedia, or the Wikimedia history crash course you can edit (abstract, video)
  • Lori Byrd Phillips (with Àlex Hinojo and Andy Mabbett): QRpedia and you (abstract)

Beyond these, Wikimedia Foundation staff, fellows and contractors also participated in various other panels.

The fundraising team recorded over 100 on-camera interviews with Wikimedia editors, programmers and volunteers from all over the world. Interviews are inspiring new editor appeals (and a short video about Wikipedia), which we will showcase during the annual fundraiser.


Data and Trends

Erik Möller explaining pageviews

Global unique visitors for June:

469.64 million (-4.62% compared with May; +17.60% compared with the previous year)
(comScore data for all Wikimedia Foundation projects; comScore will release July data later in August)

Page requests for July:

17.7 billion (-1.9% compared with June; +25.3% compared with the previous year)
(Server log data, all Wikimedia Foundation projects including mobile access)

Active Registered Editors for June 2012 (>= 5 edits/month):

82,220 (-3.2% compared with May / -1.3% compared with the previous year)
(Database data, all Wikimedia Foundation projects except for Wikimedia Commons. Note: We are in the process of moving to a metric that takes into account SUL and Wikimedia Commons.)

Report Card (integrating various statistical data and trends about WMF projects) for June 2012:

http://reportcard.wmflabs.org/

Financials

WMF YTD Revenue and Expenses vs Plan as of June 30, 2012
WMF YTD Expenses by Functions as of June 30, 2012
Sue Gardner explaining financial information

(Financial information is only available for June 30, 2012 at the time of this report.)

All financial information presented is for the period of July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012.

Revenue $36,112,711
Expenses:
 Technology Group $12,335,628
 Community/Fundraiser Group $3,769,765
 Global Development Group $4,879,005
 Governance Group $998,443
 Finance/Legal/HR/Admin Group $6,814,021
Total Expenses $28,796,862
Total surplus/(loss) $7,315,849
  • Revenue for the month is $549K vs plan of $162K, approximately $387K or 238% over plan.
  • Year-to-date revenue is $36.1MM vs plan of $29.5MM, approximately $6.6MM or 22% over plan.
  • Expenses for the month is $3.3MM vs plan of $2.2MM, approximately $1.1MM or 49% higher than plan, primarily due to catching up on planned capital expenditures and higher-than-budgeted expenses for professional services and wikimania.
  • Year-to-date expenses is $28.8MM vs plan of $28.3MM, approximately $512K or 2% higher than plan, primarily due to higher-than-budgeted payment processing fees (reflecting over-achieved revenue targets), higher-than-budgeted expenses for Wikimania, and an over-spend for Legal to fix issues with our trademark portfolio.
  • Cash position is $25.4MM as of June 30, 2012 which is approximately 10.9 months of expenses.
Video of the monthly Wikimedia Foundation metrics and activities meeting covering the month of July (August 2, 2012)

Other movement highlights

Wikimania 2012 banner

Wikimania

In mid-July, over 1,400 attendees came to Washington, DC (US) to participate in Wikimania 2012. The annual global conference of Wikimedians was organized by Wikimedia District of Columbia. The main event from July 12-14 was accompanied by a hackathon, an unconference and various other side events.

The schedule contained presentations by over 275 speakers (see also the Foundation highlights), and videos are being uploaded. In the opening session, Mary Gardiner (co-founder of the Ada Initiative) talked about fostering diversity, and Jimmy Wales gave his traditional "The State of the Wiki" speech. In another plenary session, the Board of Trustees answered questions by Wikimedians.

Wikipedian in Residence for a whole town

Palafrugell

카탈란 위키미디언 David Parreño은 카탈로니아 (스페인의 자치 지역사회) 내, 지중해 상의 Palafrugell 의 자치읍의 거주자 위키피디안으로 봉사하는 http://theglamwikiexperience.blogspot.com/2012/07/wikipedian-in-residence-for-whole-town.html 을 시작하였다. 자치읍의 승인으로, 그는 그들의 국제 온라인 실재를 개선하기 위하여 몇 개의 지방 문화 기관들을 돕고 있다.

Russian Wikipedia blackout

On July 10, the Russian Wikipedia community blacked out their project for 24 hours, to protest a new law about Internet restrictions which had been proposed in the Russian parliament (Duma). Although the bill passed afterwards, some changes were made to it, and according to the head of Wikimedia Russia, Vladimir Medeyko, the blackout gained much media attention in Russia.