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Hello, I am a new wikipedian as of 2015 that was drawn to editing through the [[Wikipedia:Meetup/ArtAndFeminism|ArtAndFeminism]] |
Hello, I am a new wikipedian as of 2015 that was drawn to editing through the [[Wikipedia:Meetup/ArtAndFeminism|ArtAndFeminism]] campaign. Currently, I mostly edit Wikipedia while at art and feminism events, but i hope to get more involved with regularity in the future. |
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I like how Wikipedia is in many ways a "People's Encyclopedia" in how it is created directly by people who contribute content in a democratic fashion. This is largely because I am drawn to horizontal and democratically organized projects that give people an opportunity to share power and learn how to work with one another. |
I like how Wikipedia is in many ways a "People's Encyclopedia" in how it is created directly by people who contribute content in a democratic fashion. This is largely because I am drawn to horizontal and democratically organized projects that give people an opportunity to share power and learn how to work with one another. |
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I have a background of working in academic and public libraries, and my personal interests are in feminisms, spirituality, egalitarianism, activism, and the relationship between culture and media. I also create zines and am involved in my city's zine community, from conference organizing to working with archives and preserving zine creations. |
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Latest revision as of 22:40, 2 March 2016
Hello, I am a new wikipedian as of 2015 that was drawn to editing through the ArtAndFeminism campaign. Currently, I mostly edit Wikipedia while at art and feminism events, but i hope to get more involved with regularity in the future.
I like how Wikipedia is in many ways a "People's Encyclopedia" in how it is created directly by people who contribute content in a democratic fashion. This is largely because I am drawn to horizontal and democratically organized projects that give people an opportunity to share power and learn how to work with one another.