there are many
> more than 32 sites that clone Wikipedia, so this trick is also becoming
> useless.
As noted above you can use -wikipedia; alternately, keywords common on
mirrors, such as -mediawiki, -gfdl could be worth trying.
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e idea of "a normal user"
across much better than having the "right" terminology would.
(Many of us have seen seen cases where someone's heard "editor of
Wikipedia" and got drastically the wrong impression...)
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ocal chapter, where relevant, without changing the text -
like WMAU have, here.
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ocked (those people are stopped from editing
without usernames). Createpage is just a version of the same idea...
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s like they've
been doing this since mid-2006:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Template:Ag%C3%AAncia_Brasil&action=history
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traditional user-facing content.
(An elegant trick would be to have the "share" function for images
resolve to the Commons page rather than the local one, where
appropriate.)
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ing to forced-compatibility mode seemed to
solve the problem, and it seems to display okay in other browsers.
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te in many details, but
with the figure widely quoted of about 10-15% of editors being female
... well, most people seem to have nodded and said "yes, that seems
about right". It's not widely dissimilar to earlier estimates, and it
fits with a lot of anecdotal observations of (and
icle/talk edits of a new user, and then send
a list of suitable projects based on the way those pages were
categorised or project-tagged.
(I have no idea how easy this would be to implement...)
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y.
I was surprised to see the pagecount figures on en.wikibooks! Is this
no new pages being created, or is it page creation being approximately
equal to the rate of deleting old pages?
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with
the All Wales, All The Time approach which was, to say the least, not
universally loved - will hopefully mean the next donation campaign
annoys fewer people. That doesn't seem too unreasonable, to me.
(The actual job description did make my eyes roll a bit,
s, but I'm sure there was *some* kind of "close"
option.
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believe we currently sign things to say
people are doing valid research, there's no reason we couldn't start
doing so.
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e working on it!
CiviCRM, incidentally, is the main software WMF uses for internal
donations management.
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; info-en-q@ will put it directly there. (There are other
shortcut addresses for vandalism reports, copyright issues, etc,
working in the same way).
The main benefit of using info@ is that it's easier for people to
remember once we've given it to them!
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about how enthralling it
was!
There seems to be a vague consensus that a certain degree of testing
is appropriate, but tying it too closely to processes isn't. I'll put
something up just now and try to see what can be organised...
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se goes out and everyone's happy - but it does mean
that the response data categorised by queue is often fairly
inaccurate. For meaningful data on any particular class of tickets,
you'd probably have to sample.
Apologies for the length, but hopefully that's of some use!
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> the left side (in place of the 250 million visitors/11 million
> articles). Right now there is strictly a data/numerical piece, but it
> can better.
Is there going to be something on the right-hand side?
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ould be fun; probably ~500,000,000 for
all wikis put together.
(A total aggregate edit counter for all wikis, updating on the fly,
would be delightful to watch. But perhaps logistically impractical...)
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orpions? ;-D
At least one this morning - "Re Scorpions: I disapprove of what you
say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. (Voltaire on
censorship)"
It'd be interesting to see if this whole nonsense helped at all.
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a useful method is to have a subpage of your userspace,
link to every article you care about, and keep an eye on
Special:Recentchangeslinked.
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