Removing All-and-every-Wiktionary per https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/project/profile/1115/ as this seems to be about Dutch Wiktionary only

It is great to see that the final suggestion to update the instruction on the project page has had the desired result. I'm also grateful to @Aklapper for removing an inapplicable label. Which leaves us with the main question. We have tried to follow all instructions in good faith, is there still something we did wrong? Should I have pinged @MaxSem directly too?

Nope, I don't work for WMF anymore. Ping @ifried and @aezell for prioritization.

@MarcoSwart Thanks for letting us know about this. We'll discuss it as a team.

@MusikAnimal : It is now nearly two months since you moved this task to "Needs Review/Feedback". Nothing seems to happen. What's wrong?

In T256527#6457759, @MarcoSwart wrote:

@MusikAnimal : It is now nearly two months since you moved this task to "Needs Review/Feedback". Nothing seems to happen. What's wrong?

Hi Marco! Let me first apologize for the long wait. We have been exhausted with higher priority work over the past few months. The bigger issue here is the developer who wrote the bot is no longer on our team, and the rest of us aren't very familiar with the codebase or Python. That said, I have finally merged the change, and it should in theory be running on nl.wiktionary. However this bot task hasn't ran at all (on any wiki) for about a week. This seems to be historically true, where it will run for several days in a row then sleep for a week or so. I haven't quite figured out the logic yet, or if that's just circumstance. So, I guess bear with us while we try to figure this out. We'll be keeping an eye on https://nl.wiktionary.org/wiki/Speciaal:Bijdragen/Community_Tech_bot

It turns out the job on Toolforge was stuck. I restarted it and the bot is now editing other wikis. By all indications it should be running on nl.wiktionary too, only it hasn't encountered a file used on nl.wiktionary yet. I'll continue to monitor.

Thx! In my experience the (proposed) removals on commons of pictures used on WikiWoordenboek are about 20 per year in an unpredictable pattern. In fact, that is a major reason why this bot would be really useful for us. I will let you know if I spot any removal that the bot misses in the future.

In T256527#6464360, @MusikAnimal wrote:

In T256527#6457759, @MarcoSwart wrote:

@MusikAnimal : It is now nearly two months since you moved this task to "Needs Review/Feedback". Nothing seems to happen. What's wrong?

Hi Marco! Let me first apologize for the long wait. We have been exhausted with higher priority work over the past few months. The bigger issue here is the developer who wrote the bot is no longer on our team, and the rest of us aren't very familiar with the codebase or Python. That said, I have finally merged the change, and it should in theory be running on nl.wiktionary. However this bot task hasn't ran at all (on any wiki) for about a week. This seems to be historically true, where it will run for several days in a row then sleep for a week or so. I haven't quite figured out the logic yet, or if that's just circumstance. So, I guess bear with us while we try to figure this out. We'll be keeping an eye on https://nl.wiktionary.org/wiki/Speciaal:Bijdragen/Community_Tech_bot

Maybe it runs out of memory. (and it restarts either after the server restarts, the job is restarted or some other process dies, freeing up some memory)

@MusikAnimal Happy to inform you that the bot today made its first edit. Everything worked as expected, and I could simply replace the picture before it probably will get removed.