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Monthly Archives: November 2015
A decade on Wikipedia – my 4 favourite unusual things
Recently I reached the milestone of 10 years editing Wikipedia. And what a ride it’s been… I’ve not updated this blog for several years, and lots changed in my life since then: I got married, worked for the National Library of Australia, … Continue reading
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