With the recent conversion of Bugzilla to Phabricator, I requested the
conversion[1] of our tracking bug to be a project[2], with the basic
premise that a [tag = project], and we are a community working across
multiple languages, and that some of our individual efforts spread
outside of
Anyone know of a tool or a ready means that can check for works (that
are proofread) for the amount/percentage transcluded? I am wondering
how many works may be out there that have plenty of work done on them
but sitting there needing transcluding.
It seems that a tool that can do that sort of
vigneron.nico...@gmail.com wrote:
2014-11-23 2:55 GMT+01:00 Wiki Billinghurst billinghurstw...@gmail.com:
What do we see as the next components for Wikisource?
What are our major hurdles for system development?
If we were offered development help where do people think that we
should be making use
What do we see as the next components for Wikisource?
What are our major hurdles for system development?
If we were offered development help where do people think that we
should be making use of that help? Is it incremental fixes,
transactional changes, or are we wanting transformational
No discussion at enWS, though we generally are continually running
with something, though not heard anyone mentioned 11th anniversary.
The thought that I did had that may be of interest was a coordinated
xwiki transcription of the same work in multiple languages, and if one
work is finished at
It quietly happened in the mediawiki release last week {git #f0d86f92
- Add additional interwiki links as requested in various bugs (bug
16962, bug 21915)} [1] that the mul: interwiki has appeared for the
wikisources to be able to point to wikisource.org. So we can now do
[[:mul:XXxx]]
My understanding is that there is a blocking issue for mul identified in
https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=32189
and that needs staff review for things to progress.
You may wish to start rattling the cage with Rob Lanphier's team to see if
they can get their review done. I have
At WM2014 when we had the Wikisource meet-up, there was mention of having
better help pages for music notation to align with [[mw:Extension:Score]].
I would like to point to the existing pages at English Wikisource that
other wikisources may wish to use as the basis of local language pages. To
Micru,
As a question re uploaded works to Commons. Are we labelling these in
some way as needing to have Index: pages at the WSes, and by language
of work? If not, then it would seem that we may need to do some
curatorial work to
can we identify .djvu files at Commons that are not linked to
Wishing to inform the broader community that I have set up a shared project
Wikisource-bot to undertake archiving of talk pages on English Wikisource
(similar to MiszaBot, and ArchiverBot in other places). Presently I am
taking the bot through the bot approval process for English Wikisource.
It
https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=70253
Following up on one of our discussion points at WM2014, I talked about the
categorisation of compendium works, and the ineffectiveness of the current
system approach.
Anyway, as discussed at that time, numbers of us said that we would find it
(Not that this is not self-evident)
First steps have to be
* Get the digital copies
* Upload to commons and get all the copyright stuff done (so we can keep
the deletion maggots away)
* Get the index pages created, with pagelists
After that it would seem that there needs to be gamification, and
Hi all,
Part of one of my promises at WM2014 was to better communicate components
of our actions at enWS to the broader community.
We have submitted bugs for ...
1. Turning webfonts back on for
enWS.https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=69655
Initially the request for fraktur fonts
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