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我该如何判定某个“维基”(wiki)或其他站点是否是你们的网站?

wiki”一词为通用词汇(中文词“维基”为维基媒体基金会商标),任何人均可使用,因此有些人可能对于哪些网站属于维基媒体基金会感到困惑。此外,由于MediaWiki为免费开源软件,任何人均可使用,因此其他网站可能在视觉上看起来和我们的计划站点类似。只有列于“我们的计划站点”页面上的网站属于维基媒体基金会。

如果您想知道某个不隶属于我们的网站究竟由谁持有,请在网站寻找“关于我们”链接,或者使用WHOIS工具查询。

如果您发现某个网站并不在名单中,但是使用维基媒体基金会商标,或声称其属于维基媒体基金会,请通过answers wikimedia org通知我们。

How can I learn more about job opportunities at the Wikimedia Foundation?

感謝您對幫助維基媒體基金會工作感興趣!

Job openings are listed here. If you see a job that looks like a good match for you, please click on it to read a more complete description. Information on where to send your resume will be included in the description. Usually, there is a link at the bottom that says "Apply Now."

If none of the jobs currently listed there seem suitable to you, please keep an eye on that page. New job openings are listed there routinely as they become available.

什麽是維基媒體基金會的主要價值和信條?

The Wikimedia Foundation believes that all people everywhere should be afforded equal access to information. It supports network neutrality and the free culture movement. It believes in the need to conquer the digital divide, which results in the economic or cultural marginalization of individuals with limited access to technology. It respects the rights of human beings to basic privacy and dignity. The Wikimedia Foundation also believes that the environment is important; it strives for sustainable business practices.

The Foundation holds that censorship is incompatible with its mission. In May 2011, when the Board of Trustees passed its resolution on dealing with controversial content, it affirmed that "Wikimedia projects are not censored." Curating knowledge for an international community of all ages will certainly mean the display of materials that some may find offensive or upsetting. The Board supported the principle that users should be able to choose what content to access and encouraged the responsible curating of content so users might reasonably expect what they will encounter when viewing a page or using a feature, but continued in its explicit support of access to information for all.