Meet the new Wiki Loves Monuments website
We’ve changed some things for simpler, more beautiful discovery of the world’s largest photo contest. It’s still a work in progress and we welcome your suggestions in the comments section below. From cleaner typography to a responsive design that adapts to your device, Wiki Loves Monuments is happy to introduce this new look.
Author
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Mono is the lead coordinator for Wiki Loves Monuments 2013 in the United States and is involved in the communications and technology support team for the global contest. A Wikimedia Commons administrator, Mono has been part of the Wikimedia community for around four years.
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