Wikipedia:Wikipedia Signpost/2013-04-29

{{Signpost/item|{{{1}}}|1|2013-04-29|News and notes|Chapter furore over FDC knockbacks; First DC GLAM boot-camp|sub=The Funds Dissemination Committee released its recommendations to the WMF board last Sunday. The news that the Hong Kong chapter's application for US$212K had failed was followed by a strongly worded resignation announcement by Deryck Chan on the public Wikimedia-l mailing-list.}}

{{Signpost/item|{{{1}}}|2|2013-04-29|In the media|Wikipedia's sexism; Yuri Gadyukin hoax|sub=On 24 April 2013, novelist Amanda Filipacchi published what turned out to be an influential op-ed in the New York Times; illuminating the unusual background of the Yuri Gadyukin hoax.}}

{{Signpost/item|{{{1}}}|3|2013-04-29|Featured content|Wiki loves video games|sub=Nine articles, three lists, three pictures, and one topic were promoted to "featured" this week.}}

{{Signpost/item|{{{1}}}|4|2013-04-29|WikiProject report|Japanese WikiProject Baseball|sub=This week, we traveled to the Japanese Wikipedia's WikiProject Baseball for perspectives from a version of Wikipedia that treats WikiProjects as their own unique namespace (プロジェクト:) independent of "Wikipedia:".}}

{{Signpost/item|{{{1}}}|5|2013-04-29|Traffic report|Most popular Wikipedia articles|sub=The WP:TOP25 and WP:5000 reports chronicle the most popular Wikipedia articles on a weekly basis.}}

{{Signpost/item|{{{1}}}|6|2013-04-29|Arbitration report|Sexology closed; two open cases|sub=The Sexology case closed shortly after publication with no changes.}}

{{Signpost/item|{{{1}}}|7|2013-04-29|Recent research|Sentiment monitoring; UNESCO and systemic bias; and more|sub=A report on an online service which was created to conduct real-time monitoring of Wikipedia articles of companies, and more.}}

{{Signpost/item|{{{1}}}|8|2013-04-29|Technology report|New notifications system deployed across Wikipedia|sub=This week saw the deployment of the Echo extension, also known as "notifications".}}