[NetBehaviour] Please help me with Wikipedia!!

[helen varley jamieson]

hi alan,
probably many of us are in a similar position. someone has created a 
page about me on wikipedia as well, as a student project in 2012. it's 
not bad, i did a few little minor corrections myself & it looks like 7 
others have made minor contributions as well. but i don't expect that 
the original writer will maintain it, & already some things are out of 
date. i don't want to maintain it either (nor are we supposed to do our 
own pages).

maybe we should have a netbehaviourists wikipedia sprint some time 
during the northern hemisphere summer? have an irc chat & work together 
to update each others' entries over a couple of evenings?

h : )

On 22/05/14 7:57 PM, Alan Sondheim wrote:
>
>
> Please help me with Wikipedia!!
>
> There's a stub article on me in Wikipedia. I've asked a couple
> of friends to expand it, but no luck. The problem is that we're
> all unemployed here and it would help to have something more
> substantial. I'm throwing this open at this point; perhaps one
> or more of the people reading this would make some changes? It
> would be greatly appreciated; I'm tired of working under the
> radar so to speak, and need employment (which is admittedly
> another story). I could change the entry myself, but that's not
> only frowned upon; it also reflects a vanity press approach to
> the world and I'd rather not go there for ethical reasons.
> Anyway if you have the time, please do make changes, enter
> something, turn the stub into an article, and I'd be literally
> eternally grateful, at least until I die (which precludes
> eternity, so I'm thinking along the lines of a sliding scale).
> Thanks, Alan
>
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