Wikipedia:Meetup/Christchurch/28
Appearance
The Ōtautahi Christchurch monthly meetups are a chance for Wiki people (Wikipedia, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons, Wikisource, and so on) to get together. Everybody's welcome, beginners or experienced.
- Foundation Cafe, ground floor of Tūranga, the Christchurch Central Library. We can move to a table space in the library when everyone has arrived.
- Sunday 9 June 2024
- 10:00–midday
Useful links
[edit]- Join the Wikimedia Aotearoa New Zealand user group
- Wikipedia Aotearoa New Zealand on Facebook
- The Aotearoa Wikipedian at Large project (WP:AoWPAL)
- Wikiproject New Zealand in Wikipedia and Wikidata
- New Zealand Wikipedians' notice board
Attendees
[edit]Add your Wikipedia username if you have one. Tip: in Source editing you can just type asterisk-space-three tildes (* ~~~)
- Giantflightlessbirds (talk)
- Alexeyevitch(talk)
- David Palmer//cloventt (talk)
Apologies
[edit]What have we been up to?
[edit]- Alexeyevitch(talk), just the usual - staying home, went to the library a few times. Aoraki / Mount Cook national park passed GAN. I would like to see more Christchurch articles get up to GA status, most suburbs are in a sub-par status and could see substantial improvements. I initially attempted to get the Addington article up to B-Class but I then realized that the article was quite boring and decided to stop... I think Cashmere is better.
I have started work on Southshore, I haven't been there for months but would like to visit soon to do some photography. I might start work soon on Papanui? the article is currently poorly-referenced. (I thought this was interesting, see this Stuff article) - Since the editathon I've done some GAN and AfD reviewing. Split a dedicated article for Kaiapoi Pā out from the article for Kaiapoi, and I've started writing a decent history of the township in cloventt/sandbox. Did some cleanup on some random articles such as Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre. Have roped in my Mum on a fairly major project to translate the page for Harima no Kuni Fudoki, which is a significant Japanese medieval manuscript that she is a subject-matter expert in. David Palmer//cloventt (talk)
- I've been sorting the edit-a-thon outcomes and getting photos cleared by everyone—a lengthy process~ Giantflightlessbirds (talk)
Upcoming events
[edit]Outcomes and tips
[edit]- Hugh Young's database of Māori pronunciation recorded in the 1990s (link)
- Try out the Template:infobox person/wikidata template, which automatically pulls bio info from the associated Wikidata entry. Might be risky on WP:BLP articles.
- NearbyWiki lets you see articles on a map using their title coords.
Next event
[edit]- 7 July, same time and venue