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s are done, even if it's not officially stamped 'policy'".
However, the process is described on-wiki already:
<http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Requesting_wiki_configuration_changes>
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On Tue, Aug 16, 2011 at 3:48 PM, Theo10011 wrote:
> it is affecting local geo-tagged banners on a lot of projects.
No, it's not, actually. It used to be kicking the WikiConference India
banner out, but we tweaked it so that it's sharing space with it.
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r how the interwiki bots would handle this...
Let's just hope we get the Interlanguage extension up and running, and
it'll be a moot point. ;-)
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VDs) and mail it to the datacenter by snail mail. But RobH
> can
> tell you more about that option, should you need it.
...and just generally, if you have questions or need help while doing
it, Roan's a really nice, approachable guy, so feel free to ask him
offlis
what the article has to say, and then
they see the link at the bottom and click on it. Much fewer steps, and
at least a bit clearer/more logical.
(This is actually what we do with many of the languages, at least on
enwiki. See French for example:
<http://en.wikipedia.org/w
something run by the English Wikipedia community. It's not related
to CentralNotice or the Wikimedia Foundation, so they don't really
determine the guidelines for its use -- enwiki's community does.
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On Sat, Jul 2, 2011 at 9:42 AM, emijrp wrote:
> Please, can you add CDPedia[1] (Spanish Wikipedia) to [2]?
>
I think these things are usually requested on Bugzilla so that the
people who have the power to do it can find the request.
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They
> observably don't - they want a source they can quickly look up
> something in that they can reasonably trust to be useful. They only go
> to multiple sources if that one starts sucking.
As a reader, this is exactly my subconscious opinion. I'm glad you
nailed ou
ow protected:
<http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Template:Cite_arxiv&action=history>
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for templates included in that article.
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s in the current hands, but it did also point out others it
> likes, and we should be sure to keep engaging them at the
> movement-wide strategy level.
Most of these people are already involved in the foundation and
meta-level, which is why they ran for the board in the first place.
On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 6:35 PM, Andrew Garrett wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 15, 2011 at 1:38 AM, Casey Brown wrote:
>> It would be a good idea for someone to make a list of things that need
>> to be done/were done to make your job easier in the future.
>> Pathoschild, do you reme
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ify what the
difference is, if any. Then again, maybe it's okay if the two
overlap. :-)
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y first, and then allow the user to slowly bootstrap their
> language sophistication from there?
I think Wikiversity would love a English literacy course, if they
don't have one already. :-) Their general discussion page is here:
<http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Wikiversity:Colloquium&
se same characters for other words and meanings.
Indeed, it doesn't mean that necessarily. However, your analogy
doesn't apply in this situation and Nikola was right. Many of the
Chinese languages share a common writing system and only differ in th
ered to remove it.
I'm pretty sure Swiss German merged all of its projects into
Wikipedia, not just Wikinews. They requested the closure of the other
domains (e.g. als.wiktionary.org, als.wikibooks.org) and merged them
back into als.wikipedia.org because that worked better for their
commu
nds."
:-)
It already redirects there, though we don't want to advertise that we
have a "link shortener" because the 404 page redirects.
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> What is the default position by the way?
I checked my preferences on enwiki and the box was checked, so I would
assume the default is for it to be checked.
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> 2011/5/9 Casey Brown :
>> I believe it's Rob Halsell. I forwarded Thomas's original e-mail to
>> him yesterday to see if he could do anything to help; we'll see what
>> he says. :-)
>
> But we are st
n registration at the WMF?
>
I believe it's Rob Halsell. I forwarded Thomas's original e-mail to
him yesterday to see if he could do anything to help; we'll see what
he says. :-)
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ers avoid because it's not part of the WMF matrix (i.e., SUL doesn't
> apply). With that in mind, I wonder if there can be a place where projects
> discuss what has helped and not helped, located somewhere on Meta.
Since when does SUL not apply on strategy
me an e-mail, Sun, 3 Apr 2011 05:26,
[snip]
And he has since stopped after nearly all of the other list members
who responded disagreed with his comments, so there's no need to bring
it up again and try to cause more problems.
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I asked Brandon Harris, one of the Foundation developers working on
this, and here's what he said:
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Date: Fri, Apr 1, 2011 at 3:42 PM
Subject: Re: Fwd: [Foundation-l] LiquidThreads redesign?
To: Casey Brown
I
We might end up choosing one tool for one request, a
different tool for another request, etc. A major step is getting the
extension reviewed first, though.
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ight be hard for you to find two hours in a row to actually do it
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igh priority.
It wasn't "mislabeled", why would you think that it was? The nouns in
many languages have genders, and the default for that case is almost
always male. It's not very fair, but females are used to it. :-) It
certainly wasn't &quo
ommunity translations manager to see if they
have any way to support that type of feature.
It's important to remember, though, that we don't really have any easy
way of getting their gender from the wiki they're on. Even if this
were enabled i
list. If not, the rest of the
thread can be read here:
<http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.org.wikimedia.foundation/51883>
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uploaded, but can't seem to remember if I actually saw it or where it
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it was. I'm CCing him if you have any
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t 08:00 JST, so I expect most of them to be coming
online and giving updates soon. :-)
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er than saying "Victor, speak English
or stfu." :-) You use it to get a basic idea of what was said and
then respond based on that. In the few times that we've tried it, it
hasn't been that much of an issue.
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uot;moderar".
<http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/moderar> That seems to be the
translate that mailman uses too.
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Translate to figure out what each other was
saying and then we responded in our own language.
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hat you
still don't have a global account. ;-) That would really make
everything so much easier!
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On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 3:57 PM, Victor Vasiliev wrote:
> Can we keep the election open while using the SecurePoll?
I'm not sure, but do we need to keep it open? IIRC, there was some
opposition to using open voting during this last election.
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elections and enwiki ArbCom elections. The extension would bar people
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e to have people working to make an updated
priority list that they think we should use. :-) The metrics that
Mark suggests are a great idea. Number of speakers, number of
monolingual (or native) speakers, and size of the editing community
would be great things to consider.
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#x27;d rather you translate into X",
especially if we hadn't really researched how to make those priority
lists? If you translate something into Hopi, Kunama, Irish, or
Pirahã, it'll get published just as quickly as if you translate
something into
t none of them are in the
"administrative committee" at this time. At least that's how I
remember it being explained many threads ago. :-)
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t to respond on the
list so that everyone can see the answer -- sharing wisdom and making
sure everyone learns things is good. :-)
Christine probably didn't think the whole list would be interested in
it and decided to respond off-list, which is fine... but based on the
responses that she r
hat is owned by Thomas, is enwp.org. :-) Thomas is just
offering something that's already being used actively so that the
Foundation can ensure it's up for a long time.
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Just as *any* community member is also an advisor to the Wikimedia
> Foundation staff.
Thank you, Florence. Other people did have the same question:
<http://blog.wikimedia.org/blog/2011/01/12/new-wikimedia-fellow/#comment-6230>,
so it's definitely a valid question and I'm glad we got t
the system, but the banners
aren't live yet. They should go live soon after they're done being
built. Since the translations are all loaded in the system, the only
thing we're waiting on is the banners themselves. :-)
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> Doesn't replacing File:Wiki.png work on every wiki?
>
I don't think so, I think most of the logo paths are pointing to the
v2 logo on Commons right now.
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#p-logo a {
background: url(path) 35% 50% no-repeat !important;
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On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 11:27 PM, Liam Wyatt wrote:
>> Which one was it that was sung at the party in Alexandria?
>
> If memory serves it was "I will revise" to the tune of "I will survive".
Yep: <http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/I_Will_
and how to make the best use of both the legal
team and the interim GC's times. However, I wanted to make it clear
that neither of them is really "wrong" or calling each other a liar.
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ough (or it could've been
silently automatically discarded...). The best way to see if your
message made it through to the list is to ask the list owner or
someone on the list (e.g. Stu, stu at wikimedia dot org).
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we're just waiting on a sysadmin to sit down and do them all.
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me to think of it, it would be a great idea for the Language
committee to reach out to Wikimedian experts from Asia/India, Africa,
and South America and get them included. Membership drive, maybe? :-)
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are welcomed to subscribe too. :-)
[1]https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/newprojects
[2]http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:SiteMatrix
[3]http://wikitech.wikimedia.org/view/Add_a_wiki
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could it be because the language code is three letters (frr) and
not two like all of the other projects that have been created
recently? Or can you think of any other reason that it wouldn't work?
Was this project created differently at all?
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> work?)
Not at the moment, but Tomasz and Ryan at the Foundation are working
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* <http://wikimania2006.wikimedia.org/wiki/Hacking_days>
* <http://wikimania2007.wikimedia.org/wiki/Hacking_days>
* <http://wikimania2009.wikimedia.org/wiki/Hacking_Days>
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be proficient in English to work at
the Foundation. However, the notice can be translated into whatever
language anyone wants, because it's not really nice to have a big
notice at the top of your wiki in a different language... it's rude
and sticks out like a sore thumb. :-)
ause they've been reviewed and corrected by a human.
But if the program were being used by a human who speaks the language,
wouldn't it be *pull* translation and not *push* translation?
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some try
to tackle the subject scholarly, some probably don't focus on blame
(see the article's commentary on Japanese/Spanish views of accidental
events), etc.
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attempt of "push" translation will be almost the disaster...
>
...and we need to remember that most articles are *not* translations
of the English article, but are home-grown on the wiki and use their
own sources in their own language.
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> (Just poking foundation-l, please continue with discussion at
> wiktionary-l, or, better, at Meta [1])
>
Can you make sure that you leave a note on most Wiktionaries notifying
them of this discussion too?
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to mention that that was after an edit war and the
blocking of a few stewards and global sysops. *That's* why they were
desysoped, not because they had a view conflicting with ours.
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description (he's "Head of Public Outreach" for the Wikimedia
Foundation), so maybe he can help provide some other examples and
general tips for people doing this type of think. (CC'd)
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ve a
> timeline for when her talk will be available for viewing?
It was streamed while the conference was going on, but if you missed
that, the presentations should be imported to Commons by either Rob or
Roan within the next few weeks. (It's a ton of content. Last I
heard
#x27;m sure she was mentioning it in spirit -- basically "you can see
we're interested in whistleblowers and have this protection/policy
already in place for our employees; anyone else should feel free to
report any issues they think exi
riority and often
does. <http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Reports_to_the_Board>
Anyway, I'm not sure you understood the meaning behind that e-mail
quote. Gerard was just pointing out something, he wasn't criticizing
anyone for not reporting.
write them down.
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I'd appreciate it if you made sure that your local portal is on there.
If you know anything about portals, please add to the page. :-)
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Serbia. They wanted to incorporate their art project into
> Wikimedia Serbia projects and we've found that it is a great idea. The
> project's site is likilink.org [2][3][4].
>
Just want to say that this is very cool and awesome. :-) The
simplistic site is also very co
r 2011.
I know that the Haifa team is definitely interested in this. Last I
heard, they were actively reaching out to previous organizers so that
they could meet them in Gdansk and get feedback/tips. (They've also
been setting up planning information on the existing
wikimaniateamwiki.)
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On Sun, Jun 13, 2010 at 10:55 AM, Casey Brown wrote:
> Actually, I think Jussi-Ville's comment was very useful
>
For the record, I was talking about the point behind Jussi-Ville's
post and not about his colorful characterization of "top-posters,"
which was really no
ntly have no idea exactly what Gerard is replying to and it
would be useful if he at least snipped everything but what he was
responding to.
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> see:
>
> http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Valued_images
Oops, *this* is what I meant when I was talking about Quality Images. :-)
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There are also other things, like "quality images"
<http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/COM:QI>, which look more at how
valuable the image subject is, rather than how good the picture itself
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>
There *is* a mailing list setting (something like "receive my own
posts"), but some e-mail servers (like gmail) won't let you see your
own messages even with that set. :-)
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See the Call for Participation for more details:
http://wikimania2010.wikimedia.org/wiki/CFP
Thank you for helping make Wikimania 2010 a successful event. :-)
See you in Gdansk, July 9-11!
With best regards,
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logo is going to be updated to include the suggested changes (which I
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I definitely agree that this would be the best solution.
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<http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Board_member>
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If you're a Muslim, you can check a box so you don't see images in
Category:Muhammad.
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subject for the new e-mail you create.
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could make decisions on tough issues and ask others to do, but
those others would be able to review and confirm things for themselves
before taking sudden, unilateral actions. You also wouldn't have to
worry about Jimmy desyopping you if blocked him for wheel-warring, for
instance.
Huh? You're against giving people the choice to self-censor things
that they don't want to see? =/
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cision out himself? With the position of
"godking", he can just ask a local user or steward to carry out the
decision instead of doing it himself with a founder flag.
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> someone asked me about wikimania 2011 and I realized I only sent this
> to wikimania-l -- sorry.
>
a.k.a. Sign up for Wikimania-l, foundation-lers! :P
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On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 6:44 PM, K. Peachey wrote:
> The miss {world/america} thing when the contestant made the comment
> about the maps a few years ago?
>
Haha, looks like we have an Amazing Race watcher here. :P
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caitlin_Upton#Infamous_response>
ep, Marlita left.
<http://wikimediafoundation.org/?diff=next&oldid=45549> I think she's
now working as a "Technical Project Manager" at UC Berkeley.
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<http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Commons_partnerships>
(That's the category, also see the first page in it.)
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are relatively shorter, and I hope you guys could wait
> for in a less pain.
>
Yes, but no one was contracted for work on SUL. People are being paid
to work on *just* FlaggedRevs, it's not something that the tech team
has to fit into their time to dev
c there.
<http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Category:Sheet_music>
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