Grants talk:Programs/Wikimedia Research Fund/Improving Cultural Relevance on Wikipedia through the Participation of Immigrant School Students
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1. In what ways do you think this research can support you or other members of the Wikimedia communities in the work that you do on the Wikimedia projects?
I do not quite understand the project because as a Wikimedian, i can migrate to any country. If i migrate , i can continue to contribute to Wikipedia and its sister projects from whereever i am. Except if the immigrants are marginalised in that country and are not allowed to contribute freely to Open knowledge. We have so many immigrants in my country and they will join any group they desire 2. What advice do you have for the authors to improve their research or the impact of their research? (We encourage you to share with the authors projects or initiatives that you think can benefit from the result of their research. This can help the authors connect their work with ongoing projects in the early stages of their research.)
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1. The Author needs to tell us why it is important to use immigrants? He needs to state clearly if the immigrants have some sort of restriction on them in terms of contribution to education, and association. As an immigrant contributor, he should be able to give more insight to the project. --Semmy1960 (talk) 12:49, 25 January 2023 (UTC)