Lane Rasberry

This meeting is the annual in-person [[:meta:Wikimedia LGBT+|Wikimedia LGBT+]] meetup. The meeting has 3 parts - #Brief introductions from attendees to promote collaboration #Showcase of outcomes of LGBT+ projects in the last year #Statements of present challenges and wishes to promote LGBT+ interests #Plans for next steps to take this learning and bring it back to our communities This meeting will be documented in text. The intent of publishing shared notes is to create a publication record for any individual who wants to list themselves publicly as an advocate for Wiki LGBT+, to promote project outreach in hopes of finding collaborators and readers, and to contribute to the documentation of challenges on which basis we seek to improve Wikimedia for LGBT+ content and contributors.

Other people: Shikeishu Jeffrey Keefer

*[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1CsZTWSbqGJKKjLMLftNm45JmVyojMmaWqW1GD-2Zc1E/edit?usp=sharing Improving discovery of medical journal articles] slides Wikipedia is a summary of reliable sources which editors identify and cite. One part of the Wikipedia editorial process is identifying high quality publications and recommending them for inclusion into relevant Wikipedia articles. The general name for this is "research discovery", which is the identification of existing research to improve writing. In 2018-19 there have been technological, content, and social changes in the Wikimedia platform which promise to change the way that Wikipedia editors find research. Furthermore, the improvements in source discovery which would benefit Wikipedia are applicable to anyone's research process. Using medical literature as an example, this presentation will review the current state of practice, then profile new developments in from a machine learning pilot with Cochrane, the WikiCite project, and the Scholia interface.