 Vicky La, everyone. My name is Alexander Emig, alias AI24 and I'm displaying now my presentation. Hopefully in presentation mode. I don't read every slide. I don't want to exceed 10 minutes. So if you want to read the slide, you can of course pause the video and read the slide. Linguistic diversity, is it at the core of the Wikimedia? Partly yes, partly no. Yes, of course, as Singapore shows. And I want to show, with using Singapore as an example, as starting point, how diversity, linguistic diversity can be managed. The background is research I did with my research partner, Gyptangelo, looking at bachelor final thesis texts of Japanese students for CS students. And one student had the topic, Crazy Rich Asians. And it's very interesting to see why she chose this topic. She writes, I've been to Singapore twice and I was deeply impressed by how it succeeded as a multicultural country. Thus, I thought there would be a lot to learn, but how to succeed in a multicultural world. She looked in the film and of course the characters are very important. She analyzed my five characters, but three are in the main here. Rachel Chu, the main character, Nicholas Yan, her lover, potential husband, and Eliana Yan, the mother of Nicholas Yan. That is the scene where Rachel meets her potential mother-in-law for the first time. And some of the tensions are also displayed here and also the differences in language. For the students, Rachel was the eloquent intercultural speaker. While Eleonore was in traditions and couldn't break free. And I think that is too short because there's a development in the film, of course from Rachel, but also from Eleonore. And important are two parts, a margin game and a ring. The ring is actually the engagement ring of Eleonore and she loves it. She wears it constantly and it's a beautiful ring, not this one. It's for a couple of reasons I couldn't use this ring from the film. And the game, at the end of the film, Eleonore and Rachel meet each other somewhere accidentally. And they have a margin game with two other players when they're displayed. And they talk about their different life philosophies. And for Eleonore, the family, especially the education of kids, is the center while Rachel thinks that profession is also very important, equally important. And for me, it's very difficult to say who won actually this margin game. Maybe Rachel, but I don't play margin. But Rachel did, of course, hold a ground. And at the end of the film, a very comical scene, Nick asks Rachel again. Rachel had turned Nick down before the margin game. But then Nick is persistent and asks Rachel again the end of the film. And Rachel refuses again with the same arguments. But Nick says, please listen to me 30 seconds. And then he shows the ring. And that is Eleonore's ring. And this means Eleonore changed her mind. She agrees with the marriage. And that is, of course, Hollywood happy end. And here the mediated tools, mediation tools are the ring, of course, and the margin game. The margin game, which shows displays the Chinese background. Not very deep, but the game itself is deep, but it shows it more. And the ring is, of course, a symbol for marriage. And there are more and more deeper research about mediation. But I only want to show how it can work. And, of course, mediation is also done at Wikimedia in 2023. And this displays the potential t-shirt. I hope I will find time to make one. And that is also mediation. It shows common ground for all of the participants. And that is important for networks. Also for networks inside the Wikimedia, like EZEP is one. Networks need stories. While institutions have a more fixed, constant rhetoric. That's not from me. It's ATY, the reddit in control. And we, as EZEP participants, need common stories. And this storage can also be created, interestingly, also through research. And that was only, yeah, I wanted to show how this could be done using Singapore and also, of course, Wikimedia as a research tool, as a background for doing this. I hope it was somewhat interesting. Thank you very much. See you around.