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The end of the 100-hour-long edit-a-thon (recognized by the Guinness World Records) that took place in Warsaw in September 2023.
The end of the 100-hour-long edit-a-thon (recognized by the Guinness World Records) that took place in Warsaw in September 2023.
An editathon for university students in Germany
An editathon for university students in Germany
Carol Ann Whitehead, organizer of the Ada Lovelace Day Edit-a-thon
Carol Ann Whitehead, organizer of the Ada Lovelace Day Edit-a-thon
Beginning of the 100-hour-long edit-a-thon (recognized by the Guinness World Records) that took place in Warsaw in September 2023
Beginning of the 100-hour-long edit-a-thon (recognized by the Guinness World Records) that took place in Warsaw in September 2023
Jimbo at Fosdem cropped
Jimbo at Fosdem cropped
American journalist John Seigenthaler (1927–2014), subject of the Seigenthaler biography incident
American journalist John Seigenthaler (1927–2014), subject of the Seigenthaler biography incident
Sue Gardner, first executive director, in 2013 at Wikimania
Sue Gardner, first executive director, in 2013 at Wikimania
Wikipedia Monument in Słubice, Poland, by Mihran Hakobyan (2014)
Wikipedia Monument in Słubice, Poland, by Mihran Hakobyan (2014)