Some things we may have done first
The results were
- Lvova from Russia first,
- Fanfwah (and CLC) from France second,
- then Sanko from Indonesia and Conte di Sarre (from Italy)
- were joint third
- The fifth place was RgC from the Czech republic
- and Tappinen from Finland got an honourable mention
- WEBCAST 3rd September 2011 HERE of prize giving
- We had over 40 editors who are spread around the world (only a few in England)
- We had two GAs (but not in English)
- We increased the Derby Museum articles in English by about a hundred
- We have had lots of DYKs and many on non-English Wikipedias
- We have over a 1200 translations and nearly 100 new articles
- We presented this project at meetings in Derby, Birmingham, Bristol, London, Lillehammer, Amsterdam, Vienna and Haifa
- Derby is the only museum in the UK (World?) which has artefacts labelled in Alemannisch, Belarusian (x2), Catalan/Czech, Danish, Esperanto, Finnish/French, Gallatian, Hebrew, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Malaysian, N ....
- Ting Cheng, chair of the WMF board, visited Derby Museum on the final day of the competition (27 August)
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