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Thanks for reporting this. Could you maybe forward such an example email, including all its headers and content (that means: the full email source as an attachment) to my email address shown on https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:AKlapper_(WMF) ?
This looks like a local problem with a local overwrite at https://su.wikiquote.org/wiki/MédiaWiki:Enotif_body so this must be fixed locally on that wiki page, however that page looks.... confusing and broken (says both deleted but also shows content).
For the records, MediaWiki's default message at https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/source/mediawiki/browse/master/languages/i18n/su.json$1966 looks correct.
Non-overwritten MediaWiki pages usually do show content while suggesting to "create" (not "edit") them. However, it is weird that the message does not seem to match the default one.
Not sure who could look into this; adding DBA and feel free to remove if I'm wrong. In short, https://su.wikiquote.org/wiki/MédiaWiki:Enotif_body?uselang=en shows both content and "This page does not exist" at the same time. The page should be deleted.
That's not for us unfortunately, I would suggest Platform Engineering might know better where to redirect this request to.
Pages in the MediaWiki namespace have default text which reflects the built-in localisation, in this case su.json.
The page does not exist and so cannot be deleted.
I do not understand these comments since to me, the message looks exactly the same. In fact I copied the default message and the message shown at https://su.wikiquote.org/w/index.php?title=M%C3%A9diaWiki:Enotif_body&action=edit to separate files and confirmed that they have the same MD5 sum.
The default message in su.json is incorrect in its use of {{SERVER}}. The message in en.json uses the {{canonicalurl:}} parser function to derive a full URL to the wiki.