Event:WikiCon Australia 2024/Scholarships/Bottle Top Bill

Questions to consider in your application

Will you still come if you receive a partial scholarship or no scholarship at all?
What are you hoping to achieve?
What skills are you hoping to learn?
What are you hoping to teach?
What sessions have you proposed?
Will your contributions help Australian First Nations content?
Will your contributions help Australian content?
Are you from a minority group?
Are you from regional or rural Australia?
Are you a new editor?

The program is yet to be decided but current proposed sessions may be found here

Response

Hi. I’m from rural South Australia. I would like to be the claimant of the scholarship. I suppose my contribution would be very little. How I find myself reading papers is unique. I read backwards. Reverse reading allows for rapid identification of argumentative weaknesses and knowledge gaps. By focusing on conclusions, I can detect patterns like repetitive keywords, emotional manipulation, and biased framing. This approach saves time and enhances critical thinking skills, enabling more efficient content evaluation.

I am a new to editing Wikipedia articles.

I enjoy reading the DSM-5 and the ICD-11 and would like to pay respects to people who make themselves vulnerable to better society.

I would like to listen in person, I would like to contribute by providing questioning that aims to guide learning towards the prevention of ageism and ableism, or more accurately I want to practice my questions to become less intrusive and make them more conventional to be asked upon establishments.

I would love feedback. Thanks.

Username

Bottle Top Bill