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[Hatnote @hatnotable]

Our latest project, Montage, the @wikimonuments judging platform, featured on the @Wikimedia blog: https://t.co/Gl9nKTtdCl

[Hatnote @hatnotable]

The TL;DR is that there was a database change on the Wikipedia side that took a minute to notice. Too busy launching @finfamapp! (wiki-inspired explorable explanations for finances, you might like it! https://t.co/uRWJDh45QJ)

[Hatnote @hatnotable]

Apologies for the interruption, but Weeklypedia is back up and running! https://t.co/GrOu3qBSRb

[Hatnote @hatnotable]

Going to be doing a little talk at #TheHmm April 19th, 2023 at 20:00pm CEST. 7 great speakers talking about non-visual internet culture. And us, makes 8.

Tickets here: https://t.co/z1idc1T4jr

[Wikipedia @Wikipedia]

🔊 We have identified:

▶️ The sound of winning an argument
▶️ The sound of going down a Wikipedia rabbit hole
▶️ The sound of learning virtually anything
▶️ A sound logo for all @Wikimedia projects

Head to the #WikiSoundLogo site to have a listen:

https://t.co/tIsJO5gpSV

[Mahmoud Hashemi @mhashemi]

Big congrats @sklaporte! @wikimediapolicy and the wiki community are fortunate to have you. https://t.co/67b9C7nbWq

[Companni Games (on Bluesky) @CompanniGames]

Hi everyone! Would you like to know how we procedurally generate music in #Dodgeroids? Opening thread... 🧵
#gamedev #indiedev #procedural #music #madewithunity

[Frontier Magazine @frontier_is]

This week: a love letter to @wikipedia, featuring @krmaher, @depthsofwiki, @mhashemi, & more.

“I always come away from fifteen minutes on the site with an appreciation of the depth and variety of the world and its peoples.”

https://t.co/N40mJC3kbZ

[Hatnote @hatnotable]

The iOS app got an update. Hooray fixes and polish!

[Marc Weidenbaum @disquiet]

Stoked to have been quoted in this Fast Company article about the rise of sound logos (by @notrobwalker). Bonus points for Disquiet Junto tie-in. Extra bonus for the opportunity to mention the great Listen to Wikipedia (https://t.co/yeIftHLtzR) website.

https://t.co/5WsuSB0uc9

[Marc Weidenbaum @disquiet]

You're awake, unlike me. This auto-tweet is for a new #DisquietJunto community project: Help Wikimedia develop a sonic logo. Details: https://t.co/dbREGltRyX. Email via https://t.co/ABeKP0DxPi when I wake. Tracks due September 26, 11:59pm (your local time).

(Thanks, @mhashemi!)

[Hatnote @hatnotable]

For those who haven't heard, you can shape the future sound of @Wikipedia: https://t.co/m2IuUyqMEk

[GitHub @github]

There’s more to advancing FOSS development than professionalization, says @mhashemi. Funding is fundamental, but community, conversation, and connection are priceless. https://t.co/LxOvB2zJCr

[Wikidata @wikidata]

#WikidataTips Did you know that you can listen to Wikidata? Though you might want to switch to Wikipedia for something a bit more chill ;-) https://t.co/k5hgrrlIZX

[Hatnote @hatnotable]

@shannonmattern @_jshhnn Open this in a separate tab to get a jury-rigged sound map :) https://t.co/jBRmFhdrfz

[Hatnote @hatnotable]

@olea Hi Ismael, monumental is definitely in maintenance mode right now, and we are sticking to maintaining the running instances for WLM. If you're looking to extend or get support, you may want to reach out to @pmarynowski off Twitter (he's too busy to tweet :) ).

[Billy Abbott @cowfish]

I love my Friday email from Weeklypedia: stats on this week's edits on Wikipedia. It gives a strange insight into what is 'important' in the world – there are stories in the stats. Here's this week's top 20, and here's where you sign up to the email: https://t.co/9mLeDS2tLR

[Katherine Maher @krmaher]

On tough days, I find listening to @Wikipedia endlessly calming. (by @hatnotable)

https://t.co/RU8GGpoMZh

[Hatnote @hatnotable]

@psylopec Hey! Always good to hear from a fan. There was a slight outage, but we fixed it yesterday, and seems to be still up and running now. Hope it works for you!

[Hatnote @hatnotable]

@RRileyJenkins No reports of downtime or issues recently. To the contrary, some uptick in usage with more folks WFH.

[Ed Summers @edsu]

What was the most edited Wikipedia page this week?

You guessed it, 2019–20 Coronavirus Pandemic with 2,094 changes by 497 authors.

But check out the rest of the top 25:

https://t.co/hZCpYw6RYU