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As nobody seems to have mentioned it. I notice they don't mention minor details like "pay and conditions".
QUOTE(Eva Destruction @ Thu 29th July 2010, 9:37pm) 
As nobody seems to have mentioned it. I notice they don't mention minor details like "pay and conditions".
Is it important to be register Sex offender, of your state, as a prerequisite for a job at wiki?
QUOTE(Eva Destruction @ Thu 29th July 2010, 5:37pm)
As nobody seems to have mentioned it. I notice they don't mention minor details like "pay and conditions".
"grappling with many problems that no one has ever solved before" - um, yah.
Like how the Wikimedia Foundation should spend the oodles of excess money that it doesn't need.
Keeping an eye on the Wikimedia Foundation wiki's recent changes is always a good idea. I suspect a few people here already do, though things get missed often enough that the number is seemingly pretty low currently.
Personally, I watch a feed of every edit to the wiki... because I'm a loser.
Personally, I watch a feed of every edit to the wiki... because I'm a loser.
Also, since I just noticed it and I don't feel like starting a new topic: http://suegardner.org/
QUOTE(MZMcBride @ Thu 29th July 2010, 7:14pm)
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we look for evidence that applicants have deliberately stretched themselves
Maybe the Louisville Shrugger should take another at bat.
I see that opposition to me is also a preferred characteristic of applicants:
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...prove the cynics wrong
QUOTE(MZMcBride @ Fri 30th July 2010, 1:07am)
Keeping an eye on the Wikimedia Foundation wiki's recent changes is always a good idea. I suspect a few people here already do, though things get missed often enough that the number is seemingly pretty low currently.
Personally, I watch a feed of every edit to the wiki... because I'm a loser.
I also watch the User creation log to see who is graced.
Do 14 year olds really need a WMF account?
http://en.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=U...d&oldid=1042917
QUOTE(tarantino @ Thu 29th July 2010, 10:51pm)
No, but the WMF needs all the 14-year olds it can get.
Jon
QUOTE(Milton Roe @ Thu 29th July 2010, 7:06pm)
QUOTE(GlassBeadGame @ Thu 29th July 2010, 6:35pm)
QUOTE(MZMcBride @ Thu 29th July 2010, 7:14pm)
Also, since I just noticed it and I don't feel like starting a new topic: http://suegardner.org/
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we look for evidence that applicants have deliberately stretched themselves
QUOTE(MZMcBride @ Fri 30th July 2010, 2:14am)
"[The ideal WMF staffer] reads widely; they like gadgets and puzzles; they make stuff for fun. They are optimists and tinkerers." Moulton, I think she's flirting.
QUOTE(tarantino @ Thu 29th July 2010, 10:51pm)
I also watch the User creation log to see who is graced.
Do 14 year olds really need a WMF account?
http://en.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=U...d&oldid=1042917
I sent an e-mail to Thunderhead, but it bounced back -- mailbox full. Anyone have a way by which I could get in touch with him?
QUOTE(thekohser @ Fri 30th July 2010, 7:28pm)
QUOTE(tarantino @ Thu 29th July 2010, 10:51pm)
I also watch the User creation log to see who is graced.
Do 14 year olds really need a WMF account?
http://en.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=U...d&oldid=1042917
I sent an e-mail to Thunderhead, but it bounced back -- mailbox full. Anyone have a way by which I could get in touch with him?
Or is this too obvious? You're explicitly not blocked there.
QUOTE(tarantino @ Fri 30th July 2010, 2:51am)
Do 14 year olds really need a WMF account?
http://en.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=U...d&oldid=1042917
http://en.wikinews.org/w/index.php?title=U...d&oldid=1042917
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My real name is xxxxx xxxxx, and I am sixteen years old.
I've been a Wikinewsie for three years, with my first article published when I was thirteen.
I became an administrator, after two failed (self-nominated) attempts when I was fourteen.
During the last year, school has kept me busy, restricting my work on Wikinews to small administrative tasks.
On my sixteenth birthday, I was lucky enough to see ...
I've been a Wikinewsie for three years, with my first article published when I was thirteen.
I became an administrator, after two failed (self-nominated) attempts when I was fourteen.
During the last year, school has kept me busy, restricting my work on Wikinews to small administrative tasks.
On my sixteenth birthday, I was lucky enough to see ...
We could only wish ... there are better things to do when you are 14.
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