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Writing week/German-speaking Community of Belgium

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Map of the German-speaking Community in Belgium
Map of the German-speaking Community

The German-speaking Community is one of the three communities in Belgium and comprises nine municipalities: Amel, Büllingen, Burg-Reuland, Bütgenbach, Eupen, Kelmis, Lontzen, Raeren and Sankt Vith. The area stretches from the 3-country point at Vaals in the north to the 3-country point near Ouren in the south, located near the border with Germany.

This area is unfortunately only very limited described on Wikipedia. That is why Wikimedia Belgium organises a double writing week on this area from 10 to 21 December 2018. Everyone can participate by writing about topics related to this region.

Participants

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Add your name here if you participate in the writing weeks.

  1. Romaine - writing about monuments, nature and more
  2. CristianNX
  3. Yiyi (talk) (on it.wikipedia)
  4. 1rhb (de/en & Commons)
  5. ...

If you want to stay informed about future writing weeks, please add yourself to the delivery list and you will receive a message on your talk page when a new writing week starts.

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Participate

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Anyone can participate: write about topics related to this area during these weeks! Are you looking for inspiration? Below here you can add the most remarkable subjects from this area.

Activities

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While the writing weeks mainly take place online, we also organise an edit-a-thon on site on the Saturday 15 December 2018 in Eupen from 10:00-16:00 in the Jugendherberge. If you want to come, please indicate this at info(_AT_)wikimedia.be

Created articles

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Add here the Wikipedia articles you created or expanded. (Please add articles in the Dutch, French, German or Italian Wikipedia only to the local project pages there.)

  • The articles are all added to the other project pages.

Updated articles

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  • Stadtmuseum Eupen in the German version of Did yqu know (January 29/30, with 11 photos created during the Schreibwoche)

See also

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