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I'm Peter Benjamin Meyer. My [http://en.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:econterms regular user page] is on the English Wikipedia.
 
I'm Peter Benjamin Meyer. My [http://en.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:econterms regular user page] is on the English Wikipedia.
   
I'm a new director and officer of this chapter. I'm trying to focus on chapter business of two kinds (a) being treasurer and (b) holding [[Internal:Edit-a-thon|edit-a-thons]], which I plan to do.
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I'm a new director and officer of this chapter. I'm focusing on chapter business of two kinds (a) being treasurer and (b) participating in and hosting [[Internal:Edit-a-thon|edit-a-thons]].
   
 
== Chapter business ==
 
== Chapter business ==
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* I was a candidate for the Wiki-DC board of directors in the Feb/March 2013 election. Here were my [[/Candidate for Board 2013|candidacy statements]].
 
* I was a candidate for the Wiki-DC board of directors in the Feb/March 2013 election. Here were my [[/Candidate for Board 2013|candidacy statements]].
 
* I welcome feedback about the chapter at this special-purpose address: peter.meyer (at) wikimediadc.org.
 
* I welcome feedback about the chapter at this special-purpose address: peter.meyer (at) wikimediadc.org.
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* [http://wikimediadc.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3APrefixIndex&prefix=User%3Aeconterms&namespace=0 List of Econterms user space on this wiki]
   
 
== To do ==
 
== To do ==
* Review: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Slowking4/congressional_briefing_agenda
 
* Research "Aaron's law" proposal (named for Aaron Swartz) from Rep. Lofgren's office: proposed revision to Computer Fraud and Abuse Act to reduce penalties and maybe more. [http://www.nbcnews.com/technology/technolog/aarons-law-honor-internet-activist-redefine-computer-fraud-1B8005442]
 
* keep working [[Internal:Edit-a-thon]] and [[Internal:Partnership guide‎]]
 
 
* Help organize (a) [[/Possible statistics edit-a-thon|statistics editathon]] ; (b) [[/Goethe Institute edit-a-thon|Goethe Institute edit-a-thon]] ; (c) [[/Economic History Association presentation about Wikipedia|Economic History Association presentation about Wikipedia]] ; (d) [[/Wikisource edit-a-thon|Wikisource edit-a-thon]] ; (e) [[/National Geographic Society edit-a-thon|National Geographic Society edit-a-thon]]
 
* Help organize (a) [[/Possible statistics edit-a-thon|statistics editathon]] ; (b) [[/Goethe Institute edit-a-thon|Goethe Institute edit-a-thon]] ; (c) [[/Economic History Association presentation about Wikipedia|Economic History Association presentation about Wikipedia]] ; (d) [[/Wikisource edit-a-thon|Wikisource edit-a-thon]] ; (e) [[/National Geographic Society edit-a-thon|National Geographic Society edit-a-thon]]
 
* keep working [[Internal:Edit-a-thon]] and [[Internal:Partnership guide‎]]
 
* in 2014: [[/Bylaws tweaks for the future]]; present WikiDC activities next yr to NYC conference as lightning talk
 
* in 2014: [[/Bylaws tweaks for the future]]; present WikiDC activities next yr to NYC conference as lightning talk
 
* draft [[/presentation for GLAM Boot Camp on chapters and funding]]
 
* draft [[/presentation for GLAM Boot Camp on chapters and funding]]
 
 
* National Geographic Society edit-a-thon? They have great materials, nice convenient location. I'm talking to people there
 
* National Geographic Society edit-a-thon? They have great materials, nice convenient location. I'm talking to people there
 
* Goethe Institute edit-a-thon, multilingual, Kristin talked to the chief there -- good materials, interesting multilingual possibility,
 
* Goethe Institute edit-a-thon, multilingual, Kristin talked to the chief there -- good materials, interesting multilingual possibility,
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* maybe a WikiSource edit-a-thon with the Ornamentalist?
 
* maybe a WikiSource edit-a-thon with the Ornamentalist?
 
* Economic History Association conference plenary, Fri Sep 20ish this year
 
* Economic History Association conference plenary, Fri Sep 20ish this year
* does this list all Econterms user pages? [[Special%3APrefixIndex&prefix=User%3Aeconterms&namespace=0]], if not, then does this one? [http://wikimediadc.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3APrefixIndex&prefix=User%3Aeconterms&namespace=0]
 
   
 
== Legislative issues ==
 
== Legislative issues ==
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* CALEA: The [[wikipedia:Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act]] is a United States wiretapping law passed in 1994
 
* CALEA: The [[wikipedia:Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act]] is a United States wiretapping law passed in 1994
 
* Wiki DC committed to advocating for Internet freedom (along the SOPA/PIPA issue line) and has some [[Internal:Budget (2012-2013) | budget capacity]] for this. contact person at Lofgren's office is senior legislative counsel: harley.geiger at mail.house.gov ; 225-3072.
 
* Wiki DC committed to advocating for Internet freedom (along the SOPA/PIPA issue line) and has some [[Internal:Budget (2012-2013) | budget capacity]] for this. contact person at Lofgren's office is senior legislative counsel: harley.geiger at mail.house.gov ; 225-3072.
 
* Review: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Slowking4/congressional_briefing_agenda
 
* Research "Aaron's law" proposal (named for Aaron Swartz) from Rep. Lofgren's office: proposed revision to Computer Fraud and Abuse Act to reduce penalties and maybe more. [http://www.nbcnews.com/technology/technolog/aarons-law-honor-internet-activist-redefine-computer-fraud-1B8005442]

Revision as of 15:40, 14 May 2013

I'm Peter Benjamin Meyer. My regular user page is on the English Wikipedia.

I'm a new director and officer of this chapter. I'm focusing on chapter business of two kinds (a) being treasurer and (b) participating in and hosting edit-a-thons.

Chapter business

  • I was a candidate for the Wiki-DC board of directors in the Feb/March 2013 election. Here were my candidacy statements.
  • I welcome feedback about the chapter at this special-purpose address: peter.meyer (at) wikimediadc.org.

To do

Legislative issues

  • ACTA: The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), is a multinational treaty for the purpose of establishing international standards for intellectual property; agreed on in 2011 if I understand correctly
  • CISPA: Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act -- a proposed U.S. law to "allow" (require?) sharing of Internet traffic data between the U.S. government and some companies, intended to help the government investigate cyber threats and ensure security of networks.
  • Aaron's Law: sponsored by Rep. Zoe Lofgren's office
  • SOPA/PIPA -- effort by recording industry and Hollyword to incorporate copyright protection into the infrastructure of the Internet; beaten back in 2011.
  • CALEA: The wikipedia:Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act is a United States wiretapping law passed in 1994
  • Wiki DC committed to advocating for Internet freedom (along the SOPA/PIPA issue line) and has some budget capacity for this. contact person at Lofgren's office is senior legislative counsel: harley.geiger at mail.house.gov ; 225-3072.
  • Review: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Slowking4/congressional_briefing_agenda
  • Research "Aaron's law" proposal (named for Aaron Swartz) from Rep. Lofgren's office: proposed revision to Computer Fraud and Abuse Act to reduce penalties and maybe more. [1]