Wikipedia:Meetup/Kelantan 4

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The Wikipedia Kelantan Meetup 4 (the 31st Wikipedia Malaysia Meetup) was the 4th Wikipedia meetup held at the Malaysian state of Kelantan. The meetup was held on:

Date: Saturday, 9 November 2019
Time: 9:00 a.m.
Venue: Taman Masjid Ibrahimi, Pasir Puteh, Kelantan, Malaysia
Medium of communication: Malay

Things to bring

Laptop or tablet
Notebook/pen/pencil
Camera (for group photo shooting)

Participants

Topics

Details on guildliness in Wikipedia
Get into editing and translating articles

Minutes of meetings

Explain the need for editors on Wikimedia projects
Establish mentor groups to assist new volunteers at upcoming meetup in Kelantan

Wikimedia Commons

Guide on how to upload media in Wikimedia Commons
Participation in the Wiki Science Contest

Malay Wikipedia

Tutorial on usage of inobox in Wikipedia
Use translation tool to translate articles into local languages (articles created: ms:Athena Asamiya, ms:Beppu)
Participate in Wikipedia Asia Month

Transportation

Public transport

The venue is accessible by cab.

Self driving

Key-in Masjid Ibrahimi in Waze or Google Map
Address: TBA
Coordinate: 5°50′03.9″N 102°24′09.9″E / 5.834417°N 102.402750°E / 5.834417; 102.402750

Disability access

The meetup venue was located on the ground floor with easy wheelchair access, equipped with toilet on the same floor.

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