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[edit]The survey was open from 4 August and the results were drawn on 28 August. It remains open for new responses which are added to these pages with some delay.
The survey was sent to 304 recipients and publicized in Wikimedia channels. There were 68 full responses and 78 incomplete responses, totaling 146 responses. The numbers below take into account only completed ones.
Which groups do you belong to?
- Cultural heritage organization
- Creative fields and communications
- Research or education
- Government, policy or IGO
- Funder or foundation
- Custodian of a heritage project
- Tech developer or provider
- NGO in advocacy or support for culture
- Contributor to open projects such as Wikimedia
- Student or early-career
- Other
Where are you based?
- Finland
- Nordic countries and Arctic
- Europe
- Africa
- Asia and Pacific
- North America
- South America
- No response
Which events do you wish to attend at Oulu Löyly?
- 3-day Think & do event in Oulu, tentatively Mon 8 to Wed 10 June 2026
- Public events in Oulu, tentatively Mon 8 and Wed 10 June 2026
- Public events online, tentatively Mon 8 and Wed 10 June 2026
- Meeting of Finno-Ugric Wikipedians, tentatively Sat 6 June 2026
- Meeting of the Nordic and Baltic Wikimedia organizations, tentatively Sun 7 June 2026
Which topics are most important for you?
- Culture as a public good, public domain culture as a fundamental right.
- Licenses, labels and legal tools for heritage communities and creators to control reuse of their shared heritage.
- Threats to the survival and vitality of culture and heritage and responses from disaster preparedness to revitalization and rescue.
- Technical and practical solutions for the preservation and management of community heritage projects and connecting them with the federated open ecosystem.
- Lessons learned from the preservation and revitalization of endangered languages to inform broader cultural projects.
- Global and transnational perspectives to the preservation and revitalization of culture and heritage.