I'm looking forward to hearing from you here.

Tu peux me laisser un message ici.

Podés contactarme acá.
(O para los españoles y algunos otros: Sí, puedes contactarme aquí... :o) ...)

Ich freue mich hier auf Deine Nachricht!

Już nie rozumiem dużo po polsku :o( ... ale umiesz napisać tutaj! :o)

(For all other languages, try here, but... well, let's see what happens?! :o) ...)

 

 

 

 

My personal arbitrarily featured article on a non-Anglo-American topic (AFANAAT), in collaboration with random article, is currently:

 

Dongaksan (again, a first try!)

 

Why AFANAATs?
Wikipedia is supposed to reflect global knowledge, but the English Wikipedia contains mostly Western and especially Anglo-American topics - disregarding other cultures, including the many non-Western English-speaking countries. AFANAATs are a quick reminder to all of us (yes, also to me) to try to write a global encyclopedia. − Why we should care? When Anglo-Americans look something up and only find (long!) articles about themselves, they (understandably) tend to overlook how much there is to know about others - a powerful ingredient for ethnocentrism. When non-Anglo-Americans look something up and find virtually nothing about themselves, they (understandably) feel excluded and often second-class. − And let's face it, in many parts of the world, English is the international language, so the English Wikipedia is the free encyclopedia for many of us. So let us try to write an inclusive Wikipedia for all, celebrating the profound knowledge all cultures have to offer!

 

Previous arbitrarily featured articles on a non-Anglo-American topic were