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During a heated discussion at the iCommons head office (about what to type of biscuit to have with morning tea), Gogo made sure that her opinion was heard. Someone (could it have been Daniela?) murmured that Gogo thinks she is the 'boss of iCommons'. Gogo knows that things should be 'simunye' and is throwing down the gauntlet to the iCommons community.
If you know the correct answers to all the following questions, then Gogo will allow you to publicly answer to the title 'The Boss of iCommons' for the month of October:
1. What does Gogo’s Xhosa name translate to?
2. Who claimed that their English language policy is "Please Relax"?
3. Which of these people is not on the iCommons board: Joi Ito, Heather Ford, Jonathan Zittrain, Tomislav Medak?
4. Which node has the most participants?
5. Who made the movie 'Islands are Good'?
6. What licence does the iCommons Annual use?
7. There were around 350 iCommoners at the Summit '07? How many attended the very first summit?
If you would like to take the test, leave your answers as comments to this article. Gogo will be back on Monday 22 October to give you the correct answers, and to name the next Boss of iCommons!
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Hello there dearest Kiruba
Gogo is here to confirm your answers to the quiz. You were very very close indeed, and almost gave me a run for my money, or rather, a run for my big yellow hat and flower tipped pencil...
1. Granny Gossip is my name!
2. Jimmy Wales for Wikipedia (he made this comment in a discussion on the iCommons mailing list).
3. Heather Ford is not on the iCommons board, she's the ED of iCommons.
4. Jimmy and Heather's 50 greatest parties node has the highest number of participants.
5. David Evan Harris made the movie 'Islands are Good'.
6. CC BY-SA 3.0 is the licence for the iCommons Annual.
7. There were 80 people who attended the Summit 05.
Now Kiruba, dear, as you did not answer ALL of the questions I'm afraid I can't hand over the 'boss of iCommons' title to you (quite frankly, I am loathed to do so, only for the sake of iCommons of course, I mean, what would they do without ME? You must know that this is only in the best interests of the organisation!)
However, as you are the only one to have answered the questions, I shall now pronounce you an honourary iCommoner - which means YOU get to choose which biscuits we eat with our tea. Congratulations!
Gogo Hleba (South Africa) · Oct 23rd, 2007 7:08 pm
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