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One Like, One Edit, One Translation, Endless Possibilities: My Wikimedia Story

One Like, One Edit, One Translation, Endless Possibilities: My Wikimedia Story
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Ntlafatso Veronicah Gaowele shares her personal journey of becoming a bilingual Wikimedian in Botswana. Her story highlights the impact of community-driven knowledge sharing and the challenges of digital access.

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It illustrates the importance of grassroots efforts in preserving local languages and knowledge in the digital age.

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It started with a simple scroll through Facebook in March 2023, an invitation to commemorate Wangari Maathai Day by translating climate change articles from English into Setswana. What seemed like a small opportunity become the beginning of a journey I never imagined. I am Ntlafatso Veronicah Gaowele, a bilingual Wikimedian from Botswana committed to preserving local knowledge and inspiring others to join the Wikimedia movement.

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