Dan, if you see this, please invite me.

Yes, it is somehow missing several thousand incoming links from across language editions. I know it is popular in de.voy and en.voy.

? That is not true even on en.voy. E.g.: https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Brazil, https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Indianapolis, and all 50 U. S. states have them. That's just from a random clicking about... Where are you getting this number?

Are we definitely un-deploying it if there is a mirror available for DMOZ?

AOL just announced that DMOZ is going offline in two weeks. The community will fork/mirror somewhere else but it's not clear when or where at the moment.

Honestly, I have to question the value of "minor edits" anyway. It's frequently a mask for vandalism and all kinds of minor typos are *not* marked minor. I've never seen the point of it in 14 years of editing--I have to check what the edit is anyway.

Is there any traction on this? I would definitely prefer to use syndication to follow changes on my watchlists but at present, the updates are almost useless.

Brilliant. Thanks and sorry for wasting your time. Are restricted wikis connected to one another or are they entirely separate accounts?

There is no way to log in--it doesn't somehow accept a cookie from en.wp. For items that require credentials, it's not going to know who I am. I'm not getting anything from this site when I input raw text or URIs either. If I try to convert either "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everything_That_Happens_Will_Happen_Today" from HTML to OPML or from MediaWiki to OPML, it displays nothing. The same thing happens when I copy and paste the raw text of the article itself--nothing.

Maybe but I don't know if it could for watchlists or certain reports that would require a login--would it? Also, it creates PDFs but we generate those from MediaWiki, too.

It would also be good to generate OPML files from watchlists. Not sure if youw ant to consider this two separate tickets.

For what it's worth, I've just run across this discussion and I figured I would point out that we have discussed DMOZ at least twice at the Pub on en.voy and there was enough of a consensus to keep it (or at least not enough of one to remove it) and we even have a tracking category for pages which *lack* DMOZ. I check the Pub daily and don't recall seeing this ticket brought up there.

@Billinghurst I can only make it a String value. It won't let me create it as an Integer (or Boolean, which of course I don't want). Edit: Deleted the entry and tried again. I'll complain here if it doesn't work. Thanks, guys.

This about:config workaround is not happening for me. Is this still a problem for others? It's driving me up the wall.

@Reguyla I am very ignorant when it comes to programming languages. I will poke around and see if I can come up with some solutions. Thanks, Kumioko.

@Reguyla Seriously? I searched for a duplicate ticket... For now, I am copy and pasting, which works but that would work for other special pages as well. It would be handy to be able to skip that step.

Oh wow. The interwiki links *provided by Wikidata* are pointing to language editions of Wikipedia. See, e.g. https://fi.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Adana

Thanks, Stryn. As you can see above, these links are not all going to fi.wp but are redlinks on fi.voy. Not sure why/how that happened. Also, when it got imported, old Wikitravel links were just renamed to "https://wikimaktat.org/fi/foo" rather than "https://fi.wikivoyage.org/wiki/foo" but we are cleaning up that. I am using AWB to get rid of interwiki language links, including "wts:", which goes to the shared repository on Wikitravel.

Thanks for everyone who has evidently resolved this issue. Can these Wikipedias be merged like the Cyrillic and Latin scripts are for Serbian?

I logged in now. If we need another mass delete, we can always request it here. I'll poke through and see how it looks for now.

I can try to help.

mul.ws has incoming links. It needs to be re-added.

Thanks. Disabling has fixed the problem for now.

I changed the original 'this url also doesn't work' text; please refrain from using offensive language on phabricator.

As an aside, I submitted a similar bug that was duplicated into this one. I want to point out that WikiIndex has an AJAXed out Special:RecentChanges which auto-updates: http://wikiindex.org/Special:RecentChanges

Thanks a lot! This should be standard on new WMF wikis, especially those which are by their nature multi-lingual.

In T86938#980965, @Aklapper wrote:

In T86938#980596, @Koavf wrote:

we use different ISO language codes for different projects and some fall out of scope of ISO codes entirely.

Could you elaborate what is the problem with that (or provide two specific examples that are problematic and why they are problematic)?

In T86938#979891, @MZMcBride wrote:

Why? Are the two-letter codes causing problems?

Confirmed. It also briefly loads https://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/Fichier:Wiki.png and *then* redirects to https://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/undefined for some reason (note that I have HTTPS by default in my browser).