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Wikipedia Weekly Episode 13 Released: March 6th, 2007

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Contents 1 The Panel 2 Planned Content 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Breaking News 2.3 Special Report 2.4 Cultural Moment 2.5 Interlingua 2.6 Wiki Industry 2.7 Featured Editor/Project 2.8 The World According to Wikipedia 2.9 Conclusion

[edit] The Panel

Using Skype to record the conversation - can handle up to 10 people simultaniously. Hosts

• Fuzheado | Talk
• Tawker

Panelists

• Daveydweeb
• Witty lama

[edit] Planned Content

[edit] Introduction

• Opening music...
• Introduction of panelists (with small personalised comment)
• Index of what we will talk about - record at conclusion and edit in later

[edit] Breaking News

• Daniel Brandt deletion debate.
• Slate article about author being deleted Timothy Noah. [1]
• Jason Calacanis gives three examples on how Wikipedia prevents community participation[2]: lack of WYSIWYG editors in articles and discussion pages, and extensive use of IRC.
• Who knew that the internet/computers has a patron saint - Isidore of Seville!? [3]
• The new Wikipedia:Featured sounds and relatively new Wikipedia:Featured topics processes. Positive steps in the drive for quality.

[edit] Special Report

• "Why RfA is Broken" (prerecorded this??)
• Interview with Wikidocumentary folks in Beijing (Fuzheado)

[edit] Cultural Moment

• Jabberwocky by Lewis Carroll. Explain significance and interesting pop-references. (audio file here)
• Maybe we could play one of the Featured Sounds as it is a new programme on en:WP (and probably a first on all langauge Wikipedias).

[edit] Interlingua

[edit] Wiki Industry

Conservapedia, a religious-conservative version of WP started in November. Has received some publicity recently and gone wholly semi-protect (due to vandalism). their main criticism of WP is that we use English spellings (sometimes) and the BCE/CE convention. See also: Eagle Forum, its parent organisation.

[edit] Featured Editor/Project

[edit] The World According to Wikipedia

The Top 100 pages at Wikipedia.

[edit] Conclusion

• How to contact us
• Digg our podcast!
• Sign off
• Closing music...

Preceded by Episode 12

Episode 13

Succeeded by Episode 14