ger',
'JimboWales' => 'Jimbo Wales',
'WikiPedia' => 'Wikipedia',
'UnitedStates' => 'United States',
I'm not sure how many links were changed in this way, but it seems to
have been a hand-constructed list.
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written by some Wikipedia user and not reviewed by anyone. If you
don't like the quality of it, you shouldn't link to it from the geo
templates.
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centre is in Florida, which is one of the safest states
in the US for earthquakes. Only the office is in San Francisco.
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anguage extension can be rewritten to be integrated with it.
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On 24/03/11 02:19, Nikola Smolenski wrote:
> On 03/23/2011 07:58 AM, Tim Starling wrote:
>> I think it would be nice to have a special extension for this, rather
>> than use interwiki transclusion, since that would make it easy to
>> implement nicer formatting of language link
But, then I've realized that we don't have a designer. By "designer" I
> mean a person who is employed by WMF and who is constantly working on
> improving MediaWiki look and feel.
Actually we have two: Brandon Harris and Parul Vora.
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ared to the other things that
editors have to download in the course of their work.
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Email notification for user talk page changes is now enabled on all wikis.
The issue came up at the MediaWiki developer meeting here in Berlin. A
few ops people were sitting together, we couldn't think of any reason
why it wasn't enabled yet, so we just did it on the spot.
- Ti
to community impact and communication. But since the
downtime in this case was only half an hour, there was not enough time
for this to happen.
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g again. Maybe at some time
in the future, we will have enough 24/7 sysadmin manpower that we can
respond to any unplanned downtime in the way you suggest. But we don't
have that capability just yet.
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message with a
link to the WatchMouse page (status.wikimedia.org). That would reduce
the IRC flood.
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On 25/05/11 21:19, MZMcBride wrote:
> Tim Starling wrote:
>> Maybe we can replace the IRC link in the Squid error message with a
>> link to the WatchMouse page (status.wikimedia.org). That would reduce
>> the IRC flood.
>
> * https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show
em may have lasted much longer. Then there would have been plenty
of time for messaging and maybe we wouldn't be having this conversation.
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place the body with some other text, presumably
with the original text embedded somehow for debugging purposes. But I
don't think Squid has such a feature, and we have very little
development time to spend on this sort of thing.
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e & changes.
>
> It's about time I refreshed my Squid knowledge :)
No, it's private. I can give it to you if you want it, just give me
your assurance offlist that it'll be worth my time to clean any
private data out of it and tar it up.
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On 26/05/11 17:57, Milos Rancic wrote:
> On 05/25/2011 01:12 PM, Tim Starling wrote:
>> On 25/05/11 18:14, Thomas Morton wrote:
>>> IRC was flooded with people who didn't understand what was going on. And
>>> many didn't believe/understand that it was mainte
heir own language. So how many words (or other unit of information) do
we have in each language, and what do you get when you multiply that by
the number of speakers of the language and sum over all projects? The
result could be compared to older methods of information transfer, such as
li
he relevant parts of the parser can quite easily be ported to JavaScript.
That's well within the reach of a project on this scale and it will
certainly be considered.
Non-technical users seem to be put off by syntax of any kind, simple or
complex.
-- Tim Starling
collection of remote workers paid by the line of code might
sound nice to an online community member, but I'm beginning to think that
it's risky at best. A software development team working in an office
together might be old-school, but at least the management prac
uld have
done it anyway. I said that new developers are poorly integrated, he
wasn't a new developer.
I do count David McCabe's project LiquidThreads among those that have not
been useful for Wikimedia.
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annoying box. It doesn't come back until you go to another page.
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g.userDataConfig.annoywareConfig);
The company responsible would be:
var mboxCopyright = "Copyright 2004-2007 Offermatica (tm) Corporation";
a.k.a. http://www.omniture.com/
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Answers.com.
What Wikimedia's volunteers do outside of Wikimedia is their own business.
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Delirium wrote:
> Tim Starling wrote:
>> Brock Weller wrote:
>>
>>> Don't know how linked we still are with wikia...
>>>
>> What do you mean "still"? Wikimedia has never been linked with Wikia to
>> the extent where this topic
Delirium wrote:
> Tim Starling wrote:
>> I'm not seeing anything in that rant that contradicts the point I was
>> making. They might be different to Wikitravel in other ways, but they are
>> the same in terms of the lack of relevance of a content-related co
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