Wikispeech/Involvement

I want to be involved!

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If you want to support or engage with this project, please sign with your username below. We will keep you updated on major developments in this project.

  1. User talk:Eric Luth (WMSE)   se.wikimedia.org
  2. User talk:Marajozkee   meta.wikimedia.org
  3. User talk:Ivanhercaz   meta.wikimedia.org
  4. User talk:ZI Jony   meta.wikimedia.org
  5. User talk:WikiLucas00   meta.wikimedia.org
  6. User talk:Ainali   sv.wikipedia.org
  7. User talk:Alexcalamaro   meta.wikimedia.org
  8. User talk:Kaizenify   meta.wikimedia.org
  9. User talk:So9q   meta.wikimedia.org
  10. User talk:psychoslave   meta.wikimedia.org
  11. User talk:DDJJ   nl.wikimedia.org
  12. User talk:Robin van der Vliet   meta.wikimedia.org
  13. User talk:Bicolino34   meta.wikimedia.org
  14. User talk:Lingnerd   meta.wikimedia.org
  15. User talk:Shahadusadik   meta.wikimedia.org
  16. User talk:Hogü-456   meta.wikimedia.org
  17. User talk:Dnshitobu   meta.wikimedia.org
  18. User talk:Alhassan Mohammed Awal   meta.wikimedia.org

How can I be involved?

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There are several possibilities for involvement in the Wikispeech project. In the beginning, communication and support will be most important, but the more the project proceeds, the more possibilities there will be. The red links below will become blue when the time has come!

Ways to be involved (in time order)

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  1. Give and show your support to Wikispeech. Read more!
  2. Take part in the evaluation of the beta function. Read more!
  3. Lead conversations and communications evaluating the beta function. Read more!
  4. Communicate to external partners about Wikispeech, either to inform or to involve. Read more!
  5. Join reference groups on Wikispeech, with discussions on how to improve, develop and spread Wikispeech. Read more!

Endorsement

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  • More than a dozen of people gave their explicit support already when the project started back in 2016, as an important way of, as one supporter put it, making "Wikipedia accessible to more people".
  • A proposal for the Community Wishlist got more than 20 supporters, with a proposal that in practice is what Wikispeech would be achieving.