Two Wikimedia Foundation resolutions were passed on Friday, June 2. One resolution, passed with three support votes with Michael E. Davis, Angela Beesley, and Florence Nibart-Devouard (Anthere) casting support, authorizes money to purchase new hardware, update equipment and pay for the required services. The second resolution, passed with four support votes (Nibart-Devouard, Jimbo Wales, Davis, and Tim Shell) and one oppose vote (Beesley), authorizes the hiring of an in-house legal counsel and interim executive director.

A proposal to introduce Wikimark2, a wiki-markup code designed to supersede the current coding syntax in MediaWiki, was made this week. Wikimark2 would change several of the current methods of linking to other languages, images, and external links. There are no plans, however, to introduce or change the current markup syntax.

A proposal was made this week to create Wikiscope, a project that would integrate all of Wikimedia's projects. Each article in the project would link to the relevant pages in each project, and a search function would simultaneously look through all of the projects.

• The Estonian Wikipedia has reached 270,000 edits.
• The Korean Wikipedia has reached 60,000 total pages.
• The Macedonian Wikipedia has reached 7,000 articles.
• The Ukrainian Wikipedia has reached 25,000 articles.
• The Catalan Wikipedia has reached 32,000 articles.
• The Chinese Wiktionary has reached 90,000 entries.
• The Bosnian Wikipedia has reached 9,000 articles.
• The Vietnamese Wikipedia has reached 10,000 registered users.
• The Indonesian Wikipedia has reached 26,000 articles.
• The Chinese Wikipedia has reached 70,000 articles.
• The Kongo Wikipedia has reached 100 articles.
• The Uzbek Wikipedia has reached 1,000 articles.
• The Norwegian (Bokmål) Wikipedia has reached 1,000,000 edits.