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* [[User:JoshuaRaclaw|Joshua Raclaw]] | * [[User:JoshuaRaclaw|Joshua Raclaw]] | ||
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If you would like to help with technical, editorial, community-building or other skills, you are very welcome to join the admin group. | If you would like to help with technical, editorial, community-building or other skills, you are very welcome to join the admin group. | ||
[mailto:admins@emcawiki.net Email us] and we'll get in touch, or you can contact the individual admins above by writing on their 'discussion' pages (click the link to their name, then the 'Discussion' tab). | [mailto:admins@emcawiki.net Email us] and we'll get in touch, or you can contact the individual admins above by writing on their 'discussion' pages (click the link to their name, then the 'Discussion' tab). | ||
Revision as of 02:18, 5 October 2014
The EMCA wiki Admins are a group of people who volunteered to help Paul ten Have maintain his EMCA news website and have become an ad-hoc editorial group for this new site.
The group so far consists of
- Paul ten Have (advisor)
- Saul Albert
- Elliott Hoey
- Edward Holmes
- Mea Popoviciu
- Joshua Raclaw
- Clair-Antoine Veyrier
If you would like to help with technical, editorial, community-building or other skills, you are very welcome to join the admin group.
Email us and we'll get in touch, or you can contact the individual admins above by writing on their 'discussion' pages (click the link to their name, then the 'Discussion' tab).
