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In August 2015, I got a little job editing Wikidelphia. Wikidelphia was in need of someone to pay attention to the whole project in a sustained | In August 2015, I got a little job editing Wikidelphia. Wikidelphia was in need of someone to pay attention to the whole project in a sustained way and help expand it more than its busy progenitor Stan could do by himself. | ||
One experience that qualifies me: I started and have been gradually expanding another reference source. It's called | One experience that qualifies me: I started and have been gradually expanding another reference source. It's called Study Love, and it's a place to learn about or meditate upon the most important force in the universe: spiritual love (''agape'', as opposed to ''eros'' or ''philia''). The site is large, detailed, well-organized, easy to use, and fast-loading. | ||
I'm also building a | I'm also building a personal glossary of linguistics that I share publicly. When I see a term I don't know, which happens mostly when I go over my Penn Linguistics Conference notes, I look it up and make an entry from what I find. | ||
From 2007 to 2014, I held the "chief clerk" job doing website maintenance, flier creation, operations reports, and various other clerical tasks at | Back in 2009, I started adding the Stratificational Grammar collection of terms to Glottopedia, getting advice from the father of that grammar himself, Sydney Lamb. | ||
From 2007 to 2014, I held the "chief clerk" job doing website maintenance, flier creation, operations reports, and various other clerical tasks at Nonprofit Technology Resources, which was founded by Stan. | |||
==Links== | |||
*[[User:Stan|Stan]] | |||
*[[Study Love]] | |||
*Glossary: [http://studylove.org/ling/jpsgloss.html JPS Glossary of Linguistics] | |||
*[[Penn Linguistics Conference]] | |||
*Glossary: [http://www.glottopedia.org/index.php/Category:Stratificational_Grammar Stratificational Grammar] | |||
*Linguistics: [http://www.glottopedia.org Glottopedia] | |||
*Lamb: [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sydney_Lamb Sydney Lamb] | |||
*NTR: [[Nonprofit Technology Resources (NTR) (Now Closed)|Nonprofit Technology Resources]] | |||
[[User:PaulSank|PaulSank]] ([[User talk:PaulSank|talk]]) 09:34, 9 February 2018 (EST) | [[User:PaulSank|PaulSank]] ([[User talk:PaulSank|talk]]) 09:34, 9 February 2018 (EST) | ||
Revision as of 10:44, 9 February 2018
In August 2015, I got a little job editing Wikidelphia. Wikidelphia was in need of someone to pay attention to the whole project in a sustained way and help expand it more than its busy progenitor Stan could do by himself.
One experience that qualifies me: I started and have been gradually expanding another reference source. It's called Study Love, and it's a place to learn about or meditate upon the most important force in the universe: spiritual love (agape, as opposed to eros or philia). The site is large, detailed, well-organized, easy to use, and fast-loading.
I'm also building a personal glossary of linguistics that I share publicly. When I see a term I don't know, which happens mostly when I go over my Penn Linguistics Conference notes, I look it up and make an entry from what I find.
Back in 2009, I started adding the Stratificational Grammar collection of terms to Glottopedia, getting advice from the father of that grammar himself, Sydney Lamb.
From 2007 to 2014, I held the "chief clerk" job doing website maintenance, flier creation, operations reports, and various other clerical tasks at Nonprofit Technology Resources, which was founded by Stan.
Links
- Stan
- Study Love
- Glossary: JPS Glossary of Linguistics
- Penn Linguistics Conference
- Glossary: Stratificational Grammar
- Linguistics: Glottopedia
- Lamb: Sydney Lamb
- NTR: Nonprofit Technology Resources
PaulSank (talk) 09:34, 9 February 2018 (EST)
Paul, thanks for writing up your personal experience at the Franklin Institute! Stan 17:31, 7 March 2011 (EST)