You know those times when you are scrolling through group chats you belong to and see an announcement about a meeting or training? You read it, think it sounds interesting, and decide to join because you are free at that point in time.

That was exactly how I ended up attending these three sessions. No plans, no calendar entries, and in one case, not even a reminder set. But each session gave me something different to takeaway. One got me pondering about the quality of our contributions, another brought an unexpected moment of appreciation, and the last got me excited about the work being done to grow content on Yoruba Wikipedia. Now, Let us go straight to how it happened.

AWA Anglophone July Meet-up on Using Duplicity Tool

It started with a question when Bukola James , the Africa Wikipedian Alliance (AWA) , coordinator asked “Have you ever opened several tabs on Wikipedia and ended up doing nothing?…