Wikipedia:WikipediaWeekly/Episode5

Episode 5: ArbCom, Wikipedia 0.5, and Saying "Wiki"
Released: 16 November, 2006

WikipediaWeekly episode 5.

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Viruses found in Wikipedia

Hackers in the German Wikipedia place links to a supposed fix for a worm. Instead, the site contains a virus.
Arbitration Committee elections begin

As of recording there are 26 candidates signed up. Former member Kelly Martin comes to talk with us.
Growth slowing?

David Cannon reports October the lowest number of new articles in a year. See Wikipedia:Announcements
Growth rising in Chinese Wikipedia

The rate of registering users in the Chinese wikipedia have more than doubled, since it was unblocked on November 9.
Wikipedia 0.5

The article review process has ended for this release of Wikipedia on CD. Martin Walker comes to talk about the upcoming release.
How do you say "Wikipedia"?

The pronunciation of the Hawaiian word "Wiki" is different compared to how most people say it. Local Hawaiian CableModem comes to talk about the proper pronunciation.

Long comment about Advertisements

In response to Episode 4, "Isaac" leaves a long comment giving many ideas on how advertisements could possibly be placed into Wikipedia.
Uploading the podcast to Wikimedia Commons

Pfctdayelise suggests uploading the podcast to Commons, in Ogg form.
Transcribing Wikipedia Weekly

Many comments were put forward about transcribing Wikipedia for the deaf and translating them for non-english speakers.

A quick, light-hearted discussion of any funny or unusual page-rankings currently seen on The Top 100 pages at Wikipedia.

Preceded by Special Episode 1: Larry Sanger's Citizendium	Episode 5: ArbCom, Wikipedia 0.5, and Saying "Wiki"	Succeeded by Episode 6: China, Search, Wikimedia board