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One of the first activities when planning any editing event is confirming venue plans. Once you have chosen a venue and negotiated a time for the event that is appropriate for your audience, it's important to think about other elements of using the venue for the event. If working with a partner, these will likely be simpler, because your venue partner may be able to help. ▼
 
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Choosing a venue or promoting features of a venue that will intrigue or encourage participation from both existing Wikimedia Community members and/or a broader public. For example, the [[wmfblog:2016/07/22/mexico-soumaya-rodin/|''#72HorasConRodin'' Editathon at Museum Sumeo]], found that the novelty of staying overnight in a museum helped greatly increase interest in the editathon.▼
 
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| credit = An Editathon at Howard University in the United States. The setting in a library, set the tone of the event and gave access to research materials.
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▲One of the first activities when planning any editing event is confirming venue plans. Once you have chosen a venue and negotiated a time for the event that is appropriate for your audience, it's important to think about other elements of using the venue for the event. If working with a partner, these will likely be simpler, because your venue partner may be able to help.
 
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▲Choosing a venue or promoting features of a venue that willmay intrigue or encourage participation from both existing Wikimedia Community members and/or a broader public. For example, the [[wmfbloghttps://blog.wikimedia.org/2016/07/22/mexico-soumaya-rodin/|' '#72HorasConRodin'' Editathon at Museum Sumeo]], found that the novelty of staying overnight in a museum helped greatly increase interest in the editathon.
 
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