 Hi, Wikimedians! So, for those who are watching us online, currently is 12.25. So, probably you might still be asleep while we're talking right now. But for those who are in the ESEAP region, also our delegates here on the onsite, welcome again. So, our next speaker today is a founder of the Wiki Advocates Philippines user group. He also a network organizer of the art and feminism and a regional committee member of the grants committee in the ESEAP region. He is a Filipino writer who has been published two novels in central decoll, language, and several collections of poetry and flash fiction of zines. Wikimedians, Anthony Diaz. Hello, everyone. I am Anthony Diaz from Wiki Advocates Philippines user group, a newly recognized group. And for those who have attended the virtual Wikimedia last year, so we are on the opening program. And now we are happy to be here to present to you about this new project that we have. So, I'd be presenting about the Wiki Bosses project. So, these are the initial ideas we had during the time we were creating our logo for the project. But initially this idea of preserving the voices of writers in the Philippines have come up when a friend of mine who is a notable writer in the Philippines have passed away. And he has a bio note on our local Wikipedia and I would have loved to have his voice recording and his biography. However, I have failed to do so. So, with this project, I have intended to record the voices of writers in the Philippines. So, this is our official logo. So, you can see this is a dialogue balloon in a comic strip voicing out and also the Wiki text. So, this would mean that all the voices that we have collected would be of free usage for everyone. Basically, this is just a project of collecting the voices of different writers in the Philippines. But in the future, we intend to also record some prayers and sacred texts aside from those literary pieces. And this project is also part of our language preservation advocacy wherein we would want to pour our small languages in the Philippines to be put in several Wikimedia projects. This Wiki bosses project is hosted in the Wikimedia Commons as of the moment. And lastly, we would also want to interlink those recordings. Say, for example, if a notable writer had an existing biography on the Wikipedia page, we would just get the file of the recorded voice and insert it on the existing article. So, if you would visit the site in Wikimedia Commons, this is the basic structure. So, as of the moment, this isn't so visually appealing. So, maybe some developers would want to help us to have this interface get improved. You're always welcome. So, as you can see, we have included the name of the volunteer writer and also the title of the literary piece and the genre. But as of the moment, we are still collecting just poetry, so it would not take a lot of time for them to record it. But if it would be in a form of flash fiction or a short story, they would just need to select some small passages and then record it. And next to it is the audio file. So, everyone who would wanted to hear about poetry, say, for example, in Cebuano language, in Heligaynon language, they can freely download the file. And if the contributor would permit us to have their picture, so they would also be identifiable, we would also put them there. So, as the project commences, we were able to involve 16 writers from different regions in the Philippines and as of the moment, we have six languages included. Most of them are from the Bicol region area because that's where our user group is situated. But we are happy that aside from the Bicol languages, we have also the Heligaynon, Cebuano and Tagalog. But in the future, we intend to maximize this number of languages. And we have 21 literary pieces that can be freely downloaded. I'll be giving you an example of a recorded poetry in a central Bicol language. So, let's hear it. Sa ibabaw kan mga kabukidan, mga nyugan, umadidik yung pang mga padang na, tiba at dahi naliwat magudak, bumataluman, minsan sa likod kan panatang, mapalik liwat. Minakusugan mga buot hulita maluluya paanda gubdob kan paabuto na tren, asin man anhinging pang pagsilbato. Harayog pa, harayog pa, alagadig pang tigba upugnaw sa huring kugos o huring hadok sa namumutan. Alagad pagsinasara nakan kakahuyan, anting raw kan tren na minapasilyab sa mga kabuk na nagrurolupadan, minaiktin ang mga bitis, dagos kabot sa mga daradara, patinaman sa daghan na uropang pano'n impagahe. Ako, aki, tugang, katuot, gerumdong, asin ang saliring haro. Asin sa pagabotkan tren, pagdangadang sanden, minaiba ang kulorkan kuklit nagiging siring ngili sa bulawan. Minaliwanag ang law, siring sa nakapintang kaumahal. Tiba at nakahili sa padudumanan na sa pagkuna harayu-unamahay. Asin ang pag ako, minaabot, susundan ninsinoblian ang kurusan, ang munyan sa namaturok. Paaram, sa liwat, asin ang makina maayon, sa nakakapungup niyang silpato. So, I wasn't able to provide an English translation of it, but the poem is about someone who is traveling on a passenger train. So, what do we see in the future about this project? We look forward that this project will not only be hosted in Wikimedia Commons, but it would have a separate project a bit. We can call it maybe wiki voice, since it's English, voice translates to voice in our language. We are imagining some kind of a Spotify application where there are collections of different literatures, prayers, not only from the Philippines, but also from several countries. So, that would be on the global collaboration. So, I would wanted some regions to also implement this type of project wherein they could also preserve the voices of the famous writers, or even those locals who just chanted their prayers or the sacred text. And lastly, for the wiki bosses to building to several wiki projects, especially in Wikimedia, in Wikipedia and in Wikicode. So, for those who would want to visit the site, just click on Commons column, wiki bosses on Wikimedia Commons. Thank you very much. Okay, thank you, Anthony. So, probably will have a ten minute, I'm sorry, I mean, five minute technical adjustment and then we'll go to an open Q&A.