Thanks! Yeah, I have looked at the comments already before beginning with the proposal. Still I will keep an eye if something relevant comes up.

@NavinoEvans @Eugene233 Just a gentle reminder to review my proposal. :)

"Verification" means pressing the button yes or no. I believe we can do this operation multiple times on the same image.

I need some clarification on the below things:

1. Does a user need to be authorised to perform the above verification?
2. Do we need to keep track of who has verified the image?
3. Once verified, Is re-verification of the same image allowed?

Hi @Eugene233 , @NavinoEvans Could you please provide your valuable feedback on my proposal?

Hi @zeljkofilipin, I am able to run all the tests successfully.

Hi @jcrespo , I believe having a web based dashboard for this tool would be much easier to use. We can still have background jobs which automatically checks if a server is up and raise alerts if necessary, run compare.py in an automated way. My approach would go like this:

1. Building APIs which collects various statistics.
2. Building web based dashboard on top of these APIs.
3. Building necessary background jobs which uses these APIs.

Hi @jcrespo! I am interested in this project for GSoC 2020.

@Eugene233 I have completed the task. Please let me know if more work needs to be done.

For a span of 2 years, user really would not want to view the daily edits but for a span of 100 days they might want to. Therefore, we will provide them the option for customisation but after that it's their choice. When user lands on the statistics page for the first time, the default behaviour should be from hardcoded rules only as it is now but after that, they will have the option to customise. Let's see what @Samwalton9 have to say on this. :)

https://github.com/WikipediaLibrary/externallinks/pull/29

Thanks @Gopavasanth! I have made few changes.

Yes @Urbanecm , I plan to mentor it.
Sure! I will update the task description. Thanks :)

Final report for the project is here.

All the templates are now flagged with trans blocks.
https://github.com/WikipediaLibrary/hashtags/pull/45

https://github.com/WikipediaLibrary/hashtags/pull/44

https://github.com/WikipediaLibrary/hashtags/pull/43

https://github.com/WikipediaLibrary/hashtags/pull/38

https://github.com/WikipediaLibrary/hashtags/pull/37

https://github.com/WikipediaLibrary/hashtags/pull/35

It is an awesome idea @AVasanth_WMF We will look into that :)

Thanks!

Sure. :)

@Samwalton9 I have also added the mockups here. Please have a look. :)