Cooperation of Wikimedia's Italian regional projects
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This project aims to unify the community of all Wikimedia's projects in regional languages spoken in Italy, to encourage a greater cooperation between them and a more rapid development of various projects. The project don't aims to manage every single wiki, but rather to help the projects involved. The idea is to create a service portal here on Meta, where all the users of the involved projects can meet to talk about their project, ask specific unresolved questions or give an advice to those who need it. The portal, furthermore, will contain all the important news related to the involved projects (goals reached, achievements, important decisions, etc..) and the most important statistics. Join the project does not necessarily mean having to consume further time and energy to devote at it. Each will continue to do their own work in their own wiki, as it has always done. I will provide to update the portal. Ultimately, this project wants to be an help for all participating communities, an attempt to improve the projects, especially those who need it most, perhaps even attracting new contributors, who are the first real problem of these wikis. -- Reder
What this project want to be
- A service portal available to all participating communities
- A meeting place where any wikipedian can talk about his project
- A place where you can ask specific questions or give advices to those who need it
- A portal updated containing news and statistics from the participating projects
- A showcase and an help for the projects involved
What this project want not to be
- An entity that wants to control the projects involved
- A loss of freedom for the participating projects
- A place where users external to the project can come to impose rules
- A further commitment or loss of time for participants
- A further level of bureaucracy