Strategy/Wikimedia movement/2017/Sources/Drafting/Spanish-speaking community - Telegram group
Information
edit- Discussion coordinators summarize and submit local feedback to the draft via the summary skeleton.
- If a point is "above the bar" (priority 1) - strong sentiment by the local community that something absolutely needs to change, be removed or added - then the coordinator also adds comments to the talk page on Meta as well while referencing the sources statement - do this on an ongoing basis.
- Sections
- A - Direction: The future we imagine (green box).
- B - Remaining sections: Reasoning, Implications.
- Priorities
- 1 - This is absolutely necessary change (either to keep or to eliminate)
- 2 - This is a change, but not absolutely necessary
First draft
editSection | Priority | Summary Statement | Overall sentiment | Keyword or phrase |
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A | 1 | It doesn't make sense to talk about "many shapes and colors", al least in Spanish. | neutral | draft |
A | 1 | The concept of "human progress" could be a little complicated in many contexts. | concern | draft |
A | 2 | It's seems that speaking about "we will welcome people" right before "diversity" could be a little inconsistent, as speaking from a higher position -- it would be better to say "we will work to engage..." | neutral | draft |
A | 2 | The "villages" concept could have a negative connotation in some contexts. | concern | draft |
A | 2 | When we talk about "assemble through strong, sustainable communities", does it mean that now we don't have that kind of communities? Maybe it would be better to speak about "even stronger and more sustainable communities". | concern | draft |
A | 2 | What does it mean "communities"? Are the individual contributors, affiliates, both? | neutral | draft |
B | 2 | The concepts of "maintenance and monitoring" are only known by wikipedians. For the new voices could sound like a police term. | concern | maintenance, monitoring |
A | 1 | The second draft proposed ("Our strategic direction: Knowledge equity") is better than the first one ("Direction: The future we imagine"). | supportive | draft version |
A | 2 | When text talks about "creating knowledge", it could be contrasted with our mission to disseminate and free knowledge. Is that dissemination/freeing is also included in that knowledge creation? (2nd) | neutral | knowledge |
A | 2 | We can't "create" knowledge, we are not a primary source. (2nd) | concern | creation |
A | 2 | The concept of "fair systems for creating different forms of trusted knowledge" doesn't make sense to me. (2nd) | neutral | wording |
A | 2 | I think that "build knowledge" is more precise that "creting knowledge". (2nd) | neutral | knowledge |
Second draft
editSection | Priority | Summary Statement | Overall sentiment | Keyword or phrase |
---|---|---|---|---|
A | 1 | The translation should be written on gender-inclusive language. | concern | translation |
A | 1 | I agree with the text, I wouldn't do substantial changes, since everything has been agreed and derived from a long process. | support | draft |
A | 2 | When speaking of "structured" forms of knowledge, the knowledge that do not conform to these parameters are left aside. The adjective "structured" refers to forms of knowledge that have already passed through a filter and academic arbitration. | concern | structured knowledge |
A | 2 | When speaking of "fully represents human diversity" I would remove the word "fully", because there is no "full representation", in fact that is the function of representations. | concern | fully representation |
A | 2 | It bothers me when we considers us to be "the essential infrastructure". Although it is true, we should not erect it into a goal. It would be better to speak of "an essential infrastructure". | concern | essential infrastructure |
A | 1 | It should be clarified what "left out [communities]" means, because it sounds too paternalistic. | concern | community |
Detailed notes (Optional)
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