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Wikimedia South Africa AGM: 28 November
[edit]Hello, as an active editor on South African topics and who appears to be based in South Africa Wikimedia ZA would like to invite you to join the Wikimedia South Africa Annual General Meeting on the 28 November 2015. Wikimedia South Africa exists to promote Wikipedia in the country and improve the coverage of South African related topics on Wikipedia. To do this we need the involvement of active Wikipedia editors such as yourself. The AGM will be held in Cape Town on 8 Spin Street starting at 10:00. If you can not or do not wish to attend in person than please let me know and I will will add your email address to the Google Hangout invitation list. Thanks, Discott (talk) 15:28, 16 November 2015 (UTC)
Rhodes Must Fall & Hitler
[edit]Dear BookshelfZA, You removed the section Endorsement of Mcebo Dlamini's pro-Hitler and anti-Semitic remarks from the article Rhodes Must Fall this week. Rightly so, I have to admit -and right on time. The burning of >50 paintings & photographs at UCT (16 Febr. 2016) can't in any way be compared to the Nazi book burnings (Germany 1933). I re-read Heinrich Heine's Almansor (1823) this week: "dort wo man Bücher verbrennt, verbrennt man auch am Ende Menschen". A painting is not a book, is it? Vysotsky (talk) 23:34, 19 February 2016 (UTC)