ICANNWiki: Difference between revisions
Revision // via Wikitext Extension for VSCode |
Applied fix pattern(s): Whitespace normalization |
||
| Line 34: | Line 34: | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
ICANNWiki was originally founded by [[Raymond King]] in 2005, with help from [[Brandon CS Sanders]] and [[John Stanton]], with the belief that a public wiki could be a real benefit to the greater [[ICANN]] community. The project debuted at [[ICANN 24]] in Vancouver, British Columbia. | ICANNWiki was originally founded by [[Raymond King]] in 2005, with help from [[Brandon CS Sanders]] and [[John Stanton]], with the belief that a public wiki could be a real benefit to the greater [[ICANN]] community. The project debuted at [[ICANN 24]] in Vancouver, British Columbia. | ||
The site was relaunched in 2010, and a considerable effort has gone into improving articles and standards. ICANNWiki has always been supported by the community, whether from the thousands of people who have contributed to articles on the site, or through company sponsorships. Our wiki is a medium for peer production, where the act of using the site together will create a valuable common asset. This lasting work, made up of the industry's collective intelligence, can then be used to further our common mission of making the Internet a better place to live and work. | The site was relaunched in 2010, and a considerable effort has gone into improving articles and standards. ICANNWiki has always been supported by the community, whether from the thousands of people who have contributed to articles on the site, or through company sponsorships. Our wiki is a medium for peer production, where the act of using the site together will create a valuable common asset. This lasting work, made up of the industry's collective intelligence, can then be used to further our common mission of making the Internet a better place to live and work. | ||
| Line 45: | Line 45: | ||
* '''Community Building''' - Community Building begins with the newcomers. Once we have helped them into the world of Internet Governance, they often return the favor by contributing edits to ICANNWiki content. ICANN veterans and career [[DNS]] folks are often the most educated about ICANN topics. We encourage these seasoned participants to help edit articles, assisting those who do not yet have an advanced perspective or understanding. The ICANN community is vast and diverse, so even long-time participants find themselves in need of information about the work being done by other groups at ICANN. | * '''Community Building''' - Community Building begins with the newcomers. Once we have helped them into the world of Internet Governance, they often return the favor by contributing edits to ICANNWiki content. ICANN veterans and career [[DNS]] folks are often the most educated about ICANN topics. We encourage these seasoned participants to help edit articles, assisting those who do not yet have an advanced perspective or understanding. The ICANN community is vast and diverse, so even long-time participants find themselves in need of information about the work being done by other groups at ICANN. | ||
* '''Sponsorship Outreach''' - ICANNWiki depends on the generous support of sponsors. Without them, we would not be able to do what we do. | * '''Sponsorship Outreach''' - ICANNWiki depends on the generous support of sponsors. Without them, we would not be able to do what we do. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} | ||