The .org TLD also suits us perfecty. I don't think either of those is a strong enough reason for changing the domains of hundreds of wikis from xx.wikipedia.org to xx.wikipedia.wiki (repeat for each project).

Also note, the main point is not that wikipedia is a wiki. It is that it is an encyclopedia. And wiktionary a dictionary, etc.

also see T88873#1691739

and the comments on those abandoned patches

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/191104/

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/191109/

@Platonides but Wikipedia and wikitionary are wiki's since they use mediawiki, which is a wiki softwhere. But It suits us since well the .wiki domain was created for wiki's and were one of them. But we will still have the .org domain for redirections to .wiki domain.

@Paladox you're just repeating yourself :) (~"use them because we're a wiki")

Note that WMF already owns all the .wiki domains and there is a long history that comes with that.

Also, our TLD is on millions(?)/billions(?) of printed materials, it's not a decision we can take lightly. Even with redirecting the previous primary urls etc.

Why not just redirect the .wiki domains to the .org domains?

Clarification: If anyone wants to discuss the use of .wiki TLDs, please use T88873 - Thanks.
(I merely closed T145907 because it asks to use them instead which is a wontfix.)