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October 2014

Wednesday, October 1

• First ever Wiki Loves Africa photographic competition starts today (Florence and Isla, reviewed by Comms) posted

ca. Friday, October 3

• International Francophone Contribution Month (Benoit, reviewed by Guillaume/Tilman) published

Friday, October 10

• Hans Oleander uses Wikipedia as an offline resource for tour guiding in Antarctica (Samir and Victor, reviewed by Heather) posted

Tuesday, October 14 or earlier

• New learning series: Telling your program story (Maria, reviewed by Comms) posted

ca. Tuesday, October 14

• Free licenses and Freedom of Panorama now exist in Russia (Linar, reviewed by Tilman) posted
• Why librarians should edit Wikipedia: A testimonial from Switzerland (Charles, reviewed by Tilman) posted

Friday, October 17

• Protecting users against POODLE by removing SSL 3.0 support (Comms/Engineering) posted
• Editathon Spanish National Library 2014 (Felipe, reviewed by Comms) posted

Saturday, October 18

• Wikimedia Blog/Drafts/GLAM BAnQ Vieux-Montréal (Benoit, reviewed by Tilman) posted

Monday, October 20

• Free as in Open Access and Wikipedia (cross-posted from EFF blog) (Yana, posted by Tilman)

ca. Monday, October 20

• More Than 40 Million People Await the Launch of Odia Wikisource - syndicated from Global Voices (Subbhashish, posted by Tilman)

week until October 26th

• Arabic book grants pilot (Siko and project team, reviewed by Comms) posted

Monday, October 27

• Structured data meeting in Berlin (Fabrice/Keegan/Gilles, reviewed by Guillaume) scheduled
• Announcement from the Legal team (Yana, reviewed by Comms) posted
• How Wikipedia editor David Thomsen brought Philadelphia’s history alive on Wikipedia (Victor & Yoona, reviewed by Comms) posted
• Wikicamp 2014 in Serbia and Hungary brings chapters together! (Ivana, reviewed by Comms) posted

week until October 31

• Pang-start 2014: A collaboration between the Art Academy and Wikimedia Norway (Astrid, reviewed by Comms) posted

ca. Friday, October 31

• [Research] - October issue of the Wikimedia Research Newsletter (newsletter contributors, reviewed by Dario/Tilman) posted
• A Tale of Two Copyrights (Dimi, reviewed by Comms) posted