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Frequently asked questions Purpose Why is Wikimedia doing strategic planning? What is strategic planning, anyway? Strategic planning is focused time for self-reflection. As a general rule, it involves a phase in which you evaluate the current environment, a phase for visualizing the future environment, and a road map to getting to that future environment. More information can be found at w:Strategic planning. Why do we need a strategic planning process? We have an opportunity to build greater alignment across the movement. At worst, it's an opportunity to clearly capture what we currently agree and disagree on. At best, it's an opportunity to converge on a concrete set of priorities over the next five years. Who is "we"? Don't we already do this on Meta / foundation-l / chapters mailing list / #wikimedia / etc.? Sure. And in a whole lot of other places too. The purpose of this process is not to start the conversation all over again. The purpose is to start integrating the conversations, bringing greater attention to critical issues so that we may start converging on what's important. What are the expected outcomes? See Deliverables. Process How do I participate? For starters, join the discussion. Encourage others -- especially those who aren't normally heard -- to join the discussion as well. Identifying Key Questions is a good place to start. As concrete ideas start to emerge, make a proposal. If you know of other places where strategic planning is being discussed, let the convenors know about them. Why a separate wiki? We wanted to start a fresh space where ideas about strategy could get integrated. We felt that, if we created a compelling reason to come, both existing volunteers and new voices would feel welcome to join the conversation. We do not expect nor want all strategic discussions to happen here. First, it's unrealistic. Second, many conversations have already happened elsewhere. Third, although we are trying very hard to create a multilingual space here, we also recognize that the predominant language here is English. This space is a place for ideas to get integrated. If there were important ideas that came out of a Meetup or a Chapter meeting, make a proposal. If you already hashed out an issue elsewhere, link to that conversation. Have your discussions within your communities in the languages you feel most comfortable, then summarize those discussions here, where they can be translated into multiple languages. What is a proposal, anyway? A proposal is an idea. When you make a proposal, you're submitting an idea for the future of Wikimedia, or a path that Wikimedia should follow. Some proposals might make it into the final plan, but all proposals appear on this website for members of the community to look at, debate, and think about. Ideally, some proposals will be so compelling that people will want to go out and make them happen. What are convenors? Our goal is to create the space where this conversation can happen and get integrated. Anyone can be a convenor. If you'd like to help with this process, add yourself to the list. Who decides what goes into the final plan? There are some initial ideas, and it's hoped that this group will continue to refine them. The important thing to remember is that just because ideas don't make it into the final plan doesn't mean they're not important and should not be pursued by motivated individuals. One of the purposes of the Call for proposals is to articulate and bring attention to as many ideas as possible, so that these documents can be used for Meatball:BarnRaising. Please Participate! Featured Content: At this point in the process, we've collected questions and proposals: now it's time to discuss them and to see how they tie to a greater vision. Below are a few links that might be of interest. Questions that need answers is a great place to start the discussion. » Where should Wikimedia go? | Call for proposals » What are the task forces? | How to participate » What can I do to help on the wiki?
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Community guidelines/ne - यो विकि हो । यसलाई सम्पादन गर्न स्वतन्त्र महसुस गर्नुहोस् । - यो स्वतन्त्र रुपमा सम्पादन गर्न मिल्ने हुदाहुँदै पनि यो सुरक्षित स्थान हो , यहाँ भएका भावनाहरु कुनै पनि नराम्रा छैनन् । तपाईँलाई मन परेनन् भने आफ्नो भावना राख्नुहोस कुनै पनि कारणले आगो हुने या आक्रोशित हुनुपर्ने कारण छैन। - यो खुल्ला प्रकृया भए पनि कुनै हालतमा convenorsहरुले निर्णय लिनुपर्ने अवस्था आउन पनि सक्छ । - यहाँ कुनि पनि नियमहरु छैनन् ;मतलब हामी कुनै अर्को आयोजनाबाट नियमहरु आयात गर्दैनौ । यो विकिलाई यसरुपमा सोचिएको छ कि यहाँ आउने सबैसँग कुनै जुक्ति छ र त्यो जुक्ति कुनै अर्को स्थानमा पोखिने छैन । प्रवन्धात्मक कार्य जस्तै रोकावट या बन्देज यहाँ पनि हुनसक्छन । म निश्चिन्त छु डकैती हुनेछ । यो विकि सुनौलो नियम र असक व्यवहारमा विश्वास राख्दछ । सहि कार्यको लागि आरुमा विश्वास गर्ने र अरुले पनि सहिकार्यको लागि तपाईँमा विश्वास गर्छन भन्ने आशा राख्ने। Please Participate! Featured Content: At this point in the process, we've collected questions and proposals: now it's time to discuss them and to see how they tie to a greater vision. Below are a few links that might be of interest. Questions that need answers is a great place to start the discussion. » Where should Wikimedia go? (en) | Call for proposals (en) » What are the task forces? (en) | How to participate (en) » What can I do to help on the wiki? (en) » About this process (en) » Community guidelines » Frequently asked questions (en)