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December 00:00 UTC (that is Wed 17 Dec 16:00PST for people in San
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In those eight hours, urgent issues which cannot wait should be brought
up
Hi Cornelius!
For images which it match against the catalog, it should give accurate
information. If it doesn't, use the report link to let us know!
You're right though that for images it doesn't find in its catalog, we
don't provide any information. That's the equivalent of saying this
picture
So for a while now, I have been toying a bit with
TimedMediaHandler/MwEmbed/TimedText, with the long term goal of wanting it
to be compatible with VE, live preview, flow etc.
There is a significant challenge here, that we are sort of conveniently
ignoring because stuff 'mostly works' currently
Sorry about the shameless plug, but I'd love to add this to the list:
Integration TimedText with Translate.
Phab: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T44495
Most of your list is technical debt, whereas translation would be an actual
feature, and possibly not even a very complicated one to do.
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Max Semenik wrote:
I'm pretty sure most users technical enough to use IRC are able to solve
captchas well.
That the backend is irc-based doesn't mean the would use a IRC frontend.
We routinely point to web irc, and plenty of noobs have proven able to
reach there
(sometimes even thinking we
This is a fair assessment of the challenges / divergent code bases.
In terms of a path forward, I think it’s worth highlighting how the Kaltura
player normally integrates with other stand alone entity providers now days. We
normally integrate via a media proxy library that basically normalizes
I think we should explore this. I don't think this is about extra
clicks... On tablets like desktop we expand sections by default but
__allow___ them to be collapsible. It would be interesting to add some
event logging to see how widely used that feature is on tablet.
It could thus also be useful
Il 03/11/2014 22:22, Tomasz Finc ha scritto:
I am pleased to announce Andrew Garret joining the Wikimedia
Foundation as a full time Software Engineer
I think you missed a 't': mw:User:Andrew Garrett (WMF)
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:Andrew_Garrett_%28WMF%29
Andrew has been contracting
