This weeks News Letter \#16 - Your submissions please.
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Please make your posts here if you have seen anything in the forum which you would like featured in this weeks news.
Thanks.
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I think we need a call to action over the Wikipedia issue.
I think there are enough users on the Forum to voice their opinion directly to Wikipedia.
If there was a link posted where users could vote for and include references in the media to the subject.There are enough references on the web for this to credibly exist and there are the unique features such as advanced check pointing, the Link project and us.
Strenght in numbers,
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The news items are better (always) kept as positive items about Feathercoin.
This is normal “business sense”, any attack on Wikipedia could be disastrous for Feathercoins reputation, and I love those guys (and gals) we are not worthy …
I agree about Wikipedea but I think it is an issue the Chief Feathercoin Admin (i.e. Peter, Chrisj or Ruthie) needs to send a quite email to them asking their advice on the best way forward.
Weak by ourselves.
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as i mentioned earlier one nice idea, could be to do a little video interview of members of the forum who contributed to the promotion of the feathercoin by their ideas and project for example kevlar and link Feathercoin, lizhi with the USB Block Erupter and of course Chris and many other. thanks
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We’ve gone over this wikipedia issue a few times. We can’t do much about it because it would be a conflict of interest for Ruth, Peter or me to edit the page. In fact they would probably be very suspicious of anyone on this forum editing the page. They are very very used to this kind of thing.
The biggest problem was that we didn’t have anyone willing to do the work. I have never made a wikipedia article before, I wouldn’t know where to start. And rather than go back and forth with having our page vandalised and having it marked for deletion with false accusations I feel it is better to just leave it until we have someone who feels capable of doing it up to their standards.
