Everything is fine, obviously. Closing.

Is this still an issue?

The bot/tools community is in fact so small that forcing developers to use languages they don't know or don't feel comfortable using is a waste of these developers' valuable contributions, because they can choose to either use that language or not to develop at all. You run the risk of others not understanding the language at hand if the code is abandoned by the developer, but you can learn it if needed or rewrite it in another language. I adopted tools in PHP, which I don't understand and don't want to understand, but there was no one else to do it … so what does that tell you? (rhetorical question, just for clarity)

Ok, this is stupid, but here you go:
https://de.wiktionary.org/w/api.php?action=review&revid=4021885&token=redacted&flag_accuracy=1
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Because it is too complicated for the Tool Labs admins to package this, I will compile it and store it in /shared.

Because it is too complicated for the Tool Labs admins to package this, I will compile it and store it in /shared.

I do not mean the generic Tcl 8.6 but our custom Tool Labs tip-389-impl branch. It has an important Unicode bugfix.

Still not done, still relevant and would be nice to have.