Wikimedia Project Lapel Pins (Individual or set)
$5.00 USD
The Wikimedia Foundation supports the tens of thousands of volunteers who help to power the online encyclopedia Wikipedia and its sister projects. These lapel pins represent Wikipedia, The Wikimedia Foundation itself and each of the sister projects below. Do you have a specific project you love? Want them all?
All lapel pins available individually except for the Wikimania Lapel Pin which is available only in the full set or in person at the event.
Individual Pins: $5.00
14 Pack: $50.00 (one of each pin, including free Wikimania pin)
Lapel Pins Images:
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Wikimedia |
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Wikipedia W |
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Wikipedia Globe |
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Wikimedia Community Logo: Representing the community of volunteers who create and runs the wide variety of projects making up the WIkimedia movement. Also used as the logo for Meta-Wiki the global project used to coordinate discussion of a wide array of Wikimedia issues. |
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MediaWiki: The wiki software that powers all Wikimedia projects and thousands of other sites. Available completely free and open source for anyone to use. |
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Wikimedia Commons: The central repository of free media for Wikimedia projects such as Wikipedia containing more than 12 million media files available for anyone to use on, or off, our projects. |
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Wiktionary: The free dictionary aiming to gather all words, in all languages, with more than 13 million entries in 170 languages. |
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Wikiquote: A free repository of quotations from famous people, books, proverbs and more currently available in more than 70 languages. |
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Wikibooks: Aiming to build a collection of free e-book resources including textbooks, language courses and manuals. |
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Wikisource: A multilingual project dedicated to preserving public domain and freely available primary source material, with more than 3 million source texts in more than 60 languages. |
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Wikispecies: An open, wiki-based project to provide a central and extensive species database for taxonomy, with more than 325,000 species covered so far. |
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Wikiversity: A project devoted to creating open educational resources for all styles of education from pre-school to university, including professional training and informal learning. |
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Wikinews: Collaborative free-content news site with more than 800,000 articles in more than 30 languages |
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Wikimania: The international conference of the Wikimedia movement. In 2013, it took place in Hong Kong and will take place in London in 2014. |
