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Revision as of 20:47, 10 July 2008 by wikademia>WAS 4.250 (→Request Community Input on Ethics)

Project Timetable

Past

  • 09 July 2008 - create project, identify goals, notify people of its existence
  • 10 July 2008 - begin brainstorming, create to do list, create timetable, create structure on main page for subpages, ask for input on ethics guideline and practical objective measurement of it

Future

  • 2008
    • July
      • move whatever part of the timetable seems consensus to main page and/or its own subpage
      • 17–19 : Wikimania takes place in Alexandria, Egypt and board membership changes, among other things. Get someone there to mention this project?
      • identify ethical practises that should be followed and can be objectively measured with available resources and can be improved by a learning resource at Wikiversity
    • August - Carry out practical objective evaluation of ethical management of the English language Wikipedia
    • September - Create learning resource to help with identified problems
    • October - Promote use of that learning resource and adjust according to feedback
    • November - This resource finds favor within the process of becoming an admin and evaluating existing admins.
  • 2009 - The English language Wikipedia requires all admins to use some specific approved aspects of this resource.
  • 2010 - This resource becomes available in other languages and is used in other projects.

Ethics

Request Community Input on Ethics

“ We are creating a learning resource at WikiVersity.

Please look at Ethical Management of the English Language Wikipedia. You may wish to add your name to the list of human resources. You may wish to contribute to one or more of the items on the to do list. May I request input on proposed ethical guidelines for management of the English language Wikipedia? Or suggestions on a practical objective method of evaluating the same?

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Distinct ethical standards/guides for distinct roles

Other ideas

  • Perhaps a project subpage called "Ethics Library" with both general content and links?