Wikimania 2009

Other languages: English | Español | 日本語 | 한국어 | Bahasa Melayu +/- Wikimania 2009 Main page (site) Bids Main page Timeline Official requirements Judging Jury Criteria Past events Wikimania 2005 (site) Wikimania 2006 (site) Wikimania 2007 (site) Wikimania 2008 (site) Other CentralNotice view Wikimania 2009 official bids: Brisbane - Buenos Aires - Karlsruhe - Toronto Questions and Answers: Brisbane | Buenos Aires | Karlsruhe | Toronto Wikimania 2009 was the 5th annual Wikimedia Conference and was held in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Wikimania 2009 call for participation closed on April 15, 2009. Timeline December 15, 2007: Bidding opened. January 12, 2008: Jury selection announced January 12, 2008: Bidding creation ended. List of running cities announced. All cities which intend to run for the bidding process should have created a page on meta and entered the official list. New bids will not be accepted after this date. February 3rd (0:01 UTC): Bidding ended. All major information on bidding page were finalized. February 3rd (3:00 UTC): Public meeting No. 1 with existing bidders. (15:00 UTC): Public meeting No. 2 with existing bidders Logs February 3rd: Question & Answer from jury began. February 3rd - March 6: Refining of bids and answering jury's questions. February 28: Question & Answer from jury ended. February 21rd - March 13: Jury deliberation. Post-March 13: Host city announced to public. March 28th: Buenos Aires is selected by the Jury and an announcement is made to the public. edit this timeline Bids Wikimania 2009 bids for details and bids. Judging criteria Q&A pages Brisbane Buenos Aires Karlsruhe Toronto See also Wikimania 2007 for explicit planning guidelines and Wikimania 2008. Expenses WMF: restricted for scholarships for Wikimania: 60,237 $ (FS 2009-2010, p. 11) Wikimania: 2005: page / site | 2006: page / site | 2007: page / site | 2008: page / site | 2009: page / site | 2010: page / site | 2011: page / site | 2012: page / site | 2013: page / site | 2014: page / site | 2015: page / site | 2016: page / site | 2017: page / site | 2018: page / site | 2019: page / site | 2020: page / site | 2021: page / site | 2022: page / site | 2023: page / site | 2024: page / site | 2025: page / site | 2026: page / 2027: page / (+/-)