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Friday's candidate statement.

Sigalov's candidate statement.

Peel's candidate statement.

Buczyński's candidate statement.

"I aim to bring my unique technical and staff experience to the board".

Mustaklem's candidate statement.

Candidate op-eds, open question spaces, and more.

Plus, Form 990, fundraising, RfA and UCoC.

Community shortlisting in an affiliate-based process, and a poll for you to speak your mind.

The second case of Wikipedian persecution.

A look at when the Wikimedia Foundation Board of Trustees was reorganized.

Plus, the incredible shrinking admin cadre.

And one new admin!

Just do it!

Watch the video!

Submit your candidacy today!

Let's do the UCoC right!

Free as in Liberty.

UCC launch.

Who else but Ser Amantio di Nicolao?

Arbitration Committee elections begin.

Branding pause, birthday.

Will editors be affected?

Enacting new standards to address harassment and promote inclusivity across projects.

Board member receives editing restriction: Sanctions of multiple flavors, and a non-decision on the breadth of discretionary sanctions.

Wikimedia community organizations elect two members for the Wikimedia Foundation board of trustees

This election will select 2 of 10 seats on the board. All Wikimedia users are stakeholders in the election outcome and should participate.

While the English Wikipedia community produces no new requests for adminhood in June, the Wikimedia Foundation makes changes to the Product and Technology departments.

WMF board chair Patricio Lorente answers questions

WMF in limbo as decision on Tretikov nears: The Board of Trustees may be deciding the direction of the Foundation.

New member María Sefidari joins the Board of Trustees.

Newly appointed trustee leaves following a community outcry.

Board turmoil gets the attention of journalists.

Vote of no confidence; WMF trustee speaks out: The continuing controversy over a new Board appointment.

James Heilman talks about why he was removed from the WMF board.

A look at community objections to a new Board trustee

A look at movement coverage "in the media"

Trouble with the Board of Trustees

In a monumental move, the Board ousted one of its own

The Board of Trustees is the "ultimate corporate authority" of the Wikimedia Foundation and the level at which the strategic decisions regarding the Wikimedia movement are made ...

Election results for the three vacant seats on the Board of Trustees — Dariusz Jemielnak, James Heilman, and Denny Vrandečić are set to take up their two-year terms on the Board, replacing three incumbents, all of whom stood unsuccessfully: Phoebe Ayers, Samuel Klein, and María Sefidari.

Last week the WMF announced the release of its long-awaited open-access policy.

The editorial board is not complete without you. We are looking for Wikipedians with all kinds of experience levels.

Last week we reported the announcement of two new affiliate-selected WMF trustees. The board of trustees is the most powerful and influential body in the movement, and chapters have been permitted to select two of the 10 seats since 2008, for two-year terms that start in even-numbered years.

New trustee Frieda Briosch from Italy: we face "a couple of headaches", she says: "how to boost editors, which includes the development of the next strategic plan, and how to keep our project always 'glamorous'."

The annual Wikimedia Conference wound up last Sunday, 13 April—a four-day meeting costing several hundred thousand dollars, hosted in Berlin by Wikimedia Germany and attended by more than 100 Wikimedians.

Nominations closed last Friday for the three community-elected seats on the Wikimedia Foundation's (WMF) ten-member Board of Trustees—the ultimate corporate authority of the worldwide WMF. The Board has influential roles and responsibilities over one of the most powerful global information sources on the Internet.

Ex-WMF trustee creates "Wikipedia Corporate Index" for PR agency: On 13 February 2013, PR Report, the German sister publication of PR Week, published an article announcing that PR agency Fleishman-Hillard was offering a new analysis tool enabling companies to assess their articles in the German-language Wikipedia: the Wikipedia Corporate Index (WCI).