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	Comments on: Farewell to Wikimedia UK board from Simon Knight	</title>
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		By: Michael Maggs		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I&#039;d like to thank Simon and pay tribute to his volunteer work on the board over the last two years, most of it as vice chair. Wikimedia UK has gained significantly from his exceptionally proactive and helpful approach. He&#039;s given very generously of his time and professional expertise in analytics to contribute hugely to the professionalism of the charity, in particular via his excellent work on strategy, impact targets, reporting and performance indicators. His impending move to Australia is a real loss for us, but I have no doubt that he will thrive in his new academic research role.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;d like to thank Simon and pay tribute to his volunteer work on the board over the last two years, most of it as vice chair. Wikimedia UK has gained significantly from his exceptionally proactive and helpful approach. He&#8217;s given very generously of his time and professional expertise in analytics to contribute hugely to the professionalism of the charity, in particular via his excellent work on strategy, impact targets, reporting and performance indicators. His impending move to Australia is a real loss for us, but I have no doubt that he will thrive in his new academic research role.</p>
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