Is there a related task for this somewhere? Or code? (Like if I did this today it'd all be fine, right?) :)

(And what does drop b/c mean?)

In T219551#7065279, @Mvolz wrote:

Is there a related task for this somewhere? Or code? (Like if I did this today it'd all be fine, right?) :)

This is the task? Yes, go for it.

In T219551#7065281, @Mvolz wrote:

(And what does drop b/c mean?)

Drop backwards-compatibility, i.e. stop the inefficiency of reading the <visualeditor-cite-tool-definition.json> message as well on every page load.

I have moved pages where I had permission. On a few wikis, moves have special restrictions. I didn't have enough edits on https://he.wikipedia.org/ and on https://bg.wikipedia.org/ it was detected as vandalism.

On the other remaining wikis, page moves are an action which requires full administrator privileges. As only having global interface editor right I lack the permissions to move the page.

I could blank in fact the existing page and create the replacement on those wikis; the only issue with that is it doesn't preserve history, but I tested this on test2 wiki (which has similar settings) and it works. I feel like global interface editors should have the permission to move pages but oh well!

In T219551#8526409, @Mvolz wrote:

On the other remaining wikis, page moves are an action which requires full administrator privileges. As only having global interface editor right I lack the permissions to move the page.

I could blank in fact the existing page and create the replacement on those wikis; the only issue with that is it doesn't preserve history, but I tested this on test2 wiki (which has similar settings) and it works. I feel like global interface editors should have the permission to move pages but oh well!

Yeah, it's a tad silly. :-( (I also don't have the move right, even as a +sysadmin.)

Should we ask the stewards to do this?

In T264183#9374873, @Esanders wrote:

I've moved 11 of the remaining 37 pages, but the other 26 will require someone with more rights across all wikis.

In T219551#8541799, @Jdforrester-WMF wrote:

Should we ask the stewards to do this?

Yes please.