User:Philralph/sandbox

[[Image:Img13713.jpg]] Help out

 * improve an existing article - Help:Getting around (to find the articles you might be most interested to help with)
 * Make some wanted pages / red links on articles throughout the wiki (which lead to pages without any content as yet, - example on Resources for groups)
 * contribute a Quick Note
 * Help find requested photos
 * add to short pages or Stubs


 * Update some old pages
 * create some internal links on Dead-end pages - see also help:Getting around
 * check external links, for example on LS Ideas Bank pages, see example
 * put geographic info into a consistent order - international first then more localised
 * help publicise the Sustainable Community Action Wiki see also Publicity leaflet for sustainability activists


 * contribute a Random fact - not really 'random', but something to do with sustainability or the need for it.
 * editing down or summarising excessively long pages

Related topics

 * Village Green
 * Village pump
 * Boundaries
 * Values
 * Behavioural guidelines
 * Guidelines for including Projects
 * External links policy

Open tasks for more experienced users
e.g. administrators or for people interested in becoming administrators
 * archiving the most out-of-date material

This page is just a selection, or overview from Diary, News and Comment / What's New

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Coming Up
2007 - International Year of Planet Earth is a 2008 international observance, declared by the 60th United Nations General Assembly. The Year's activities will span the three years 2007-2009.


 * December 26 2006 - 2 January 2007 Festival of Winter Walks (UK)
 * January 15 2007 - Wikipedia Day
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News UK
headlines - fortnight ending - December 6 2006
 * Proposals for land use planning in England and reaction
 * Reaction to major transport review


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Global News

 * Drought could double by end of century, Met Office Hadley Centre research shows
 * New Happy Planet Index, some surprising results


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Recent Comment

 * Forum:Will 'our' climate change data be free to reuse?
 * Sustainability for all
 * New Start editorial - Community Regeneration Comment - December 6 2006 - My quest for the holy grail of zero-carbon journalism knows no bounds. It even extended to using the services of Northern Rail twice in three days last week.


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This page is just a selection, or overview from Related topic: Current events - selection, or overview from Diary, News and Comment
 * recent changes to this wiki
 * what's happening in the wider Wikisphere

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Recent New pages

 * Local needs met locally, UK
 * Vancouver
 * Features of community action for sustainability
 * News New Zealand
 * England


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Recently Edited pages

 * Places, projects and networks
 * Low carbon communities
 * Campaigns
 * Sport, Arts & Culture - Video - Complaints choir of Birmingham


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Wikisphere

 * We-think wikia - discussion of the rise of mass, collaborative creativity - and a process of collaborative writing and editing of a book: We-think: the power of mass creativity. Started October 17, 2006 by Charlie Leadbeater.
 * Let's ramp up the intelligence of politics, An open letter to the political blogosphere, Jimmy (Jimbo) Wales, July 4, 2006


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Random facts

 * The great apes are the closest living relatives to man, bonobos sharing 98.4 per cent of our DNA, gorillas 97.7 per cent and orang-utans 96.4 per cent. Source: Defra / Biodiversity


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