Public Participation Wikithon #15

The “Bali Speaks” Wikithon competition consists of two sessions: the oration text submission session and the final session. The oration text submission session through the basabaliwiki.org website opens in mid-November, 2023–November 30, 2023 at 23:59 (Bali time). The final session (live oration and finalist judging) will take place live at the Wiswa Sabha Utama Building on December 13, 2023.

1. The competition is entirely free of charge.
2. Participants are individuals or groups (maximum 3 people).
3. Write a minimum 3 paragraphs of speech text in Balinese within the scope of the topic question.
4. The speech text should be plagiarism-free.

1. Upload your speech text on the BASAbali Wiki page. Click here to enter the Wikithon page, and click “Create and Entry for the Wikithon”;
2. Make sure you are logged in first. Check here if you need help creating an account/log-in;
3. Complete the available fields, such as:

• A title for your work. Make it as unique/creative as possible in Balinese or Indonesian (English are optional).
• Write your name in the “Author(s)” field (you can use a pseudonym if you don’t want to use your real name).
• Write the origin of your agency, organization, community, school, or campus in the “Affiliation” field.
• Select the competition category you want to participate in the “Category” drop-down menu column.
• A representative image or photograph (will be the cover/thumbnail of your entry). You can use any photo or image that has been authorised.
• Write the source/owner of the image in the “Credit/Source” field.
• Upload the speech text you have written in the “Balinese Description” field.
• Click the “Topic” field and select “DPD Listens”.
• Make a short 1-sentence summary of your work in the “Summary” field.
• Remember to “Save Page” and click the Red Box containing the text “Participate in Wikithon”.

20 nominees from all categories will have a chance to give live speech before the juries in the final session on December 14, 2023 at Wiswa Sabha Utama Hall, in the Bali Governor’s Office.