@Stang At what point is the task? Did you encounter any technical problems while performing this task?

@Urbanecm
Being an administrator requires knowing the wiki's regulations and being able to apply them, so it's a more responsible job than a mover. When a new user has something to ask, he will contact an administrator, who must be a sufficiently experienced person, and if he is not, the image of the whole wiki will be damaged. Therefore there can be users with mover skills but not with sysop skills.
To be a mover you need to know mostly the rules for moving items (https://lmo.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wikizzionari:Regole_per_el_spostament_di_vos_lombarde), to be a sysop you must be able to apply all local wiki rules
(https://lmo.wiktionary.org/wiki/Categoria:Linee_guida).

@Stang Members of the new group must have permission to move pages even overwriting an existing page and without leaving redirects. Permissions are needed only for the main namespace, i.e. the permission is needed to move articles (and associated talk pages) but not needed for move categories. permissions can be added or removed by administrators.

@Tacsipacsi @Bawolff The discussion was closed after 15 days according to local policy.

Yes, by adding "?action=purge" to the URL then it work. This means that I have just to wait for the complete solution of the problem.

https://it.wiktionary.org/wiki/andare dosn't work yet (https://lmo.wiktionary.org/wiki/andare)

Yes, the entry "addurre" works but the other items don't work yet

I decided to solve it by manually adding the links so the task can be closed. then I close the task.

@Bawolff I opened a survey for community consensus here: https://lmo.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wikizzionari:Sondagg/Sondagg_del_15_-_11_-_2022_-_08:39

@Bawolff
Categories should be both for level and proficiency. For example a user who says level 3 in language xx should be classified in both the categories "Utent xx" and "Utent xx-3".
The category tree should be like this one below

Is this problem unsolvable?

@Aklapper I have written better the bug report now.

@Aklapper I set myself as the assignee by mistake

In lmo.wiktionary.org the section "in other language" does't work. The reason could be the same.

In T291390#7396241, @Billinghurst wrote:

In T291390#7394953, @Gat_lombart wrote:

This is the "Community portal" ("Portal de la comunità" in lombard language) : https://incubator.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wt/lmo/Wikizzionari:Portal_de_la_comunità), this is the "bar" https://incubator.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wt/lmo/Wikizzionari:Bar. I hope there will be a link to them in the left menu.

https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Sidebar

When your wiki is setup and running, give me a ping if you need assistance. Have a look at https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Sidebar for some of what we do, and also have a look at the actual code

This is the "Community portal" ("Portal de la comunità" in lombard language) : https://incubator.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wt/lmo/Wikizzionari:Portal_de_la_comunità), this is the "bar" https://incubator.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wt/lmo/Wikizzionari:Bar. I hope there will be a link to them in the left menu.

Hi, I'm the admin of the test wiki. We need the additional namespece ''Apendice'' but currently the pages that should have this prefix have the prefix in English, ie ''Appendix'' (''wt/lmo/Appendix'' in the test project). Will they work or will they need to change their namespace?
Perhaps it will be enough to set ''appendix'' as an alias.