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• History Room, Westland District Library, 20 Sewell St, Hokitika
• Saturday 31 July 2021
• 1:00–4:00 pm
• Tea, coffee, and biscuits supplied. Feel free to drop for any part of the time.

This is a meetup for volunteers who want to get advice, collaborate, and help others tell West Coast stories online. Editing Wikipedia, WikiCommons, and Wikidata is great fun and socially worthy; while there's enormous amounts of advice and information available online on how to do it, nothing beats chatting with other human beings and getting some help and inspiration. We want to get West Coast people empowered to tell their own stories, and for this we need a support structure and access to expertise and resources. These meetups are part of that. Other projects supported are Find A Grave and Google Maps photography, Wikisource book proofreading, and publishing original research on West Coast history.

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• Update on the Wikisource project: progress with Banking Under Difficulties, Harper letters. We had a front-page story about the Wikisource in the Hoikitika Guardian, which was great. —Giantflightlessbirds (talk) 22:41, 27 July 2021 (UTC)[reply]
• Update on West Coast Artists. We need to improve Brent Trolle and Alison Hale, and draft articles about Andris Apse and Catherine Brough. —Giantflightlessbirds (talk) 22:41, 27 July 2021 (UTC)[reply]
• Feel free to add questions and topics to this section, and sign with your username (~~~~)
• Round the table: what's everyone up to? Add links and notes as needed

• Reminder of the Aotearoa Wikimedia User Group meeting midday to 2pm on Sunday 15 August: Aotearoa Online Meetup

• Laptop. Laptops are definitely easier to edit on than iPads.
• Any resources such as books, journals, magazine or newspaper articles relevant to what you're interested in.
• Photos you've taken, especially of buildings that could illustrate articles; we can help you donate these to Wikimedia Commons so other Wikipedia articles can use them.

• Saturday 28 August (10:00–1:30, Grey District Library, Greymouth)
• Saturday 4 September (Hokitka)
• Saturday 16 October (Hokitika)