Wikipedia:Mosman Library 2022
Mosman Library event 2022
[edit]Monday 25 July 2022
6.30pm – 8.30pm
Before attending event
[edit]- Create an account in Wikipedia
- Bring your own laptop to the gallery (not iPad)
What should I work on during the edit-a-thon?
[edit]There are many different ways for you to contribute today. Wikipedia is the product of millions of individual contributions and every change that is made, no matter how small, makes a difference! However, a good way to start is to edit an existing article by adding a fact or two.
We’ve prepared a list of suggested articles and assembled some preliminary sources to get you started. Keep in mind Wikipedia’s Conflict of Interest guidelines when selecting your subject to make sure it is appropriate for you to make the edits. Once you’ve decided which task you’d like to tackle, add your username to the table.
Instructions
[edit]- Add yourself to the event Dashboard
- Choose an article from the list. Write your username in the last column so different people don't work on the same page during the edit-a-thon. After the edit-a-thon anyone is able to edit any page.
- If you are a first-time editor, it may be easier for you to edit an existing page rather than create a new one.
- If a person is living, please read and follow the guidelines in Wikipedia: Biographies of living persons (shortcut WP:BLP), for both new pages and editing existing ones.
- If there is already a page for a person or topic, check its Talk page for any comments or suggested edits and check the Article page for any templates with suggestions for improvements.
- Use Australian English and spelling.
- See also the Helpful links under the list for more guidance.
List of possible articles
[edit]Article | Description | Suggested resources | Example | Username for page during edit-a-thon |
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Alice Wells | Australian entomologist | Alice Wells (Q22111695) Trove ID PhD thesis VIAF NLI Species named by Alice Wells | Loisette M. Marsh | |
Annette K. Walker | New Zealand entomologist | Annette K. Walker (Q21391730) Trove id species named by Walker | Guilherme Muricy | |
Scelio amoenus | Australian wasp | copy Scelio nigricoxa Scelio amoenus (Q14492570) AFD id | Scelio nigricoxa | |
Scelio | add the authority & links to him (and reference the paper he wrote) | AFD id Pierre André Latreille | Scelio nigricoxa | |
Telenomus | add authority & links to him (and reference the paper he wrote) | AFD id Alexander Henry Haliday | Scelio nigricoxa | |
Phlaeothripinae | add authority & links to him (and reference the paper he wrote) | description Jindřich Uzel Monographie der Ordnung Thysanoptera (Q112444294) AFD pub id | Scelio nigricoxa | |
Mosman Art Prize | Update 2020 art prize | Mosman AG mgnsw | ||
Salote Tawale | winner 2020 Mosman Art prize | winner salote tawale artspace | ||
Shoreshocked | music festival | shoreshocked | ||
Mosman Public School | Mosman Public School schoolzone News1903 News1904 News1912 | St Ives North Public School | ||
Sirius Cove | past/present tourist info | |||
Balmoral | Add aboriginal history; Add history of Balmoral Band Rotunda as employment project; Add more general history | aboriginal hist1 Aboriginal hist2 | ||
Mosman Bay | Add information about previous waterfalls; add image | waterfall history image | ||
Curlew Camp | add aboriginal history | Aboriginal history.. | ||
Chinamans Beach | The Book of Sydney Suburbs, Compiled by Frances Pollen, Angus & Robertson Publishers, 1990, Published in Australia ISBN 0-207-14495-8, page 245; Naming DoS | |||
Mosman | Add new Mosman Scenic Protection Area information | scenic protection | ||
Blessed Sacrament Roman Catholic Church | start page; one (two) sentences; use at least 3 references | website history+ | ||
Carolyn Corrigan | Mayor of Mosman (needs at least three references) | our team |
Helpful links
[edit]Get help or stay in touch!
[edit]If you're having any other issues, feel free to contact Wikipedian Caddie Brain at caddie.brain@wikimedia.org.au, Kerry Raymond kerry.raymond@wikimedia.org.au, Margaret Donald margaret.donald@wikimedia.org.au