• Date: Saturday 16 January 2021
• Time: 10:00 am to midday
• Location: Under COVID Alert Level 1: He Matapihi Molesworth Library at National Library, corner Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Wellington
  Come to the main entrance of the National Library on Molesworth Street.
• Location: Under COVID Alert Level 2: Virtual Meeting at this link https://meet.jit.si/WellingtonWikimediaMeetup
  Note this video conferencing software link will ask permission to use your computer camera and microphone. You will need to agree to get full functionality. Google Chrome or Chromium is recommended for the best experience (not all aspects work correctly with other browsers).
• Bring (if meeting under Alert Level 1): a laptop if you have one. There are publicly available computers if you don't have a laptop.

Under Alert Level 1 the group meet at the He Matapihi Molesworth Library within the National Library. This is a Wellington City Council pop up public library. It was formerly The National Library net.work space. Drinks are permitted in the library.

Under Alert Level 2 or higher the group meet via video conference call.

All attendees are expected to understand and abide by the Draft Universal Code of Conduct for the Wikimedia Movement.

The video conferencing meetup is a replacement for the in-person meetup. While attending and remaining anonymous is supported by the group, lurking is not supported and will be actively discouraged. All attendees are expected to use their User name as an identifier on the video conference call and to introduce themselves and their interest in joining the call on the chat channel of the call as a minimum. Participation using video and / or voice in addition to Chat is encouraged but not required.

Some members of the group have been the target of cyber bullying in the past and these measures are intended to support creating a safe space for collaboration.

If a new attendee joins the group with video and voice disabled, they will be encouraged to participate by the facilitator, using this script:

Welcome new attendee. This group respects your right to remain anonymous. This group has a policy of discouraging lurking as it makes some of us uncomfortable. If you are happy to introduce yourself over voice, please let us know what you've been working on and if you need help with any editing issues.

If you're not comfortable updating the group by voice, then that's okay. You have the option of introducing yourself and adding your user page link in the chat feature. The chat is deleted once the video conference finishes.

If you want to remain completely anonymous and not chat, then this meetup is not for you. We make comprehensive and extensive notes of the meetup that will be included in the meetup page afterwards. That's the best way to catch up with what this meetup has been doing if you don't want to contribute during the video call.

If you're not sure how to use the chat feature you can access it by clicking on the icon that looks like a speech bubble in the bottom left corner.

If, after an appropriate length of time, the new attendee does not participate by video, voice, or chat, the facilitator of the group will remove the attendee from the video call.

If the new attendee persists in logging in, the group will discuss abandoning the meet up.

This is a monthly event occurring every four weeks, but double check the Wikipedia:Wellington Meetup page to confirm.

Join the Wikimedia User Group of Aotearoa New Zealand to be kept informed.

Also see Wikipedia:New Zealand Wikipedians' notice board for discussion relevant to New Zealand Wikipedians.

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• Ambrosia10 (talk)
• Einebillion (talk)
• Gertrude206 (talk)
• Pakoire (talk)
• David Nind (talk)
• Quilt Phase
• Jon (talk)

• Noracrentiss (talk) 20:57, 10 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]

1. Introduction to meet up by organisers

2. Progress on Action Points

• In person meet up in Aotearoa 2021 update.
• Annual report been posted - thanks to those who have added items and help improved it!

3. InternetNZ page - editing to Featured Article Status. (30 minutes)

• Wikipedia describes featured articles, the assessment criteria for articles with editing suggestions, and information on assessing articles.
• The group worked on the article for about 45 minutes, including articles and Wikidata items related to InternetNZ.
• The group consensus was that while we might not be able to get it up to featured article status, the aim is to learn more about what is required.
• Etherpad setup (using the Wikipedia Etherpad service) for any notes or as a scratch pad.

4. Gertrude206 demoed workflow for Karitane hospitals redirect overwrite (see notes from previous meeting)

5. Round table for participants to say what you’re working on and if you need help to do anything or want anything demonstrated - You can add requests for help here prior to the meeting if you want

• Gertrude206 - has been working on the Wikipedia entry for Karitane hospitals and also doing Karori cemetery work - created article for Elizabeth Pinfold after getting curious about who she was.
• Einebillion - Pioneer land surveyor work in Wikidata and intending to add information to the Wikidata item for a book on Nineteeth Century New Zealand artists in Wikidata.
• Pakoire - New Zealand Māori Women Weavers editathon and wants to explore who is working on Māori content in English Wikipedia.
• David Nind - working on expanding Wikidata entries (particularly for new articles added by Oronsay), proposal made for Wikidata property for NZ Museums ID, shared Wikidata user scripts with group for adding missing VIAF identifiers, showing mix'n'match entries for an item, and displaying a summary from Wikipedia if an article exists (add the scripts to your own Wikidata common.js page - create the page if it doesn't exist).
• Jon - discussing webchat and use by group and CiteQ template, channel for Wellington user group is #wikipediawellington.
• Quilt Phrase - contributed photos to Commons using WikiShootMe suggestions while on holiday, also added several images for the List of New Zealand's big things.
• Ambrosia10 - organised the very successful Māori Women Weavers editathon, worked on the same, did work on the Dowse artists adding them to Wikidata or expanding their items, journal article that she contributed to was published.

6. Review of questions raised during round table

• Ambrosia10 demonstrated a number of ways of creating citations via Zotero to assist Pakoire to more quickly add citations in Wikipedia articles.

7. Demonstration of a tool

• David Nind to demonstrate Wikidata user scripts

Transferred to next session.

• 13 February, same time, same place