Thank you for your contributions, comrade.

If you use Telegram, feel free to contact me @felipeforte --FelipeForte (talk) 00:55, 2 November 2020 (-03)

Appreciate the kind words, FelipeForte! Happy to help this very important project. --Jucheguevara (talk) 03:13, 3 November 2020 (-03)

Consider inviting more comrades

Contributing to this encyclopedia has been a learning experience, especially in my theoretical education of political economy. We need to invite comrades to help build this project so this can become a great service to the working class of all nations, by helping us in the process of education.

We also need to develop our project's democratic system, to ensure the project has all the means to continue in case I go missing, or something. --FelipeForte (talk) 22:56, 4 November 2020 (-03)

I propose we create a "ProleWiki:Governance" page to discuss stuff like this, for now it would be a list of trusted admins, but eventually it can grow to encompass discussions about lines of succession and transition of power should any of us become inactive for any reason. --Jucheguevara (talk) 19:47, 8 November 2020 (-03)

Check this template out

Template:External links

FelipeForte (talk) 03:20, 6 November 2020 (-03)

Green book primary source

Your work is very much appreciated, but books and primary sources should be marxist works only. I'm sorry, I was not careful in having a discussion about the scope and use of the library, but I updated this information in our library policy. --FelipeForte (talk) 00:05, 11 November 2020 (-03)

Does this mean we cannot add The Juche Idea by Kim Il-sung due to the fact that Juche is no longer considered by the Korean Worker's Party as a variant of Marxism-Leninism, but rather a distinctly Korean ideology? --Jucheguevara (talk) 13:53, 12 November 2020 (-03)

The Juche Idea is a marxist work, and Kim Il-sung was a marxist-leninist, so of course you can contribute that work to our library. --FelipeForte (talk) 02:39, 14 November 2020 (-03)

Thoughts on donations

My current thoughts for donations is twofold: First, that this project can be sufficiently funded with a central donation pool, so we can pay server expenses, etc. Secondly, that contributors can "tip" one another for their contributions.

For the first proposal, I recommend that we spin up a Donations page to list all of the platforms on which users can monetarily support the project, we can set up Patreon, Librapay, etc. accounts for this purpose.

As to the second point, it would be cool if we could edit our signatures to include a "tip" link, which would link to a "User:Username/tip jar" page ... on that page, users could add their own donation links. These could include Bitcoin or Monero wallet addresses, or a PayPal donation link, etc.

These thoughts are a work in progress, I would be happy to hear others' opinions.

--Jucheguevara (talk)