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Jun 30 2023
Jun 13 2023
Hola, @Galahad. Gracias por el tag y los detalles. Voy a tomar un espacio este fin de semana para revisar el problema y proponer una solución de tenerla. Deberías tener respuesta el sábado 17 antes que finalice el día, o el domingo temprano, antes del mediodía. Estoy en contacto.
May 17 2023
Apr 6 2023
Hello, @awight. I wanted to address some questions you asked that I missed during the contribution period but consider interesting. Overall, thanks for the feedback.
Apr 3 2023
Thanks for guiding us and helping me improve my analytical and software engineering skills.
@Anoop
Thanks for your help!
Hello, @Aklapper. Sorry to trouble you. Could you delete this task? I added it as an independent task by mistake and don't seem to find permissions to delete it o remove the subscribers. If you can, thanks in advanced.
Mar 26 2023
It is not okay for you to remove subscribers because they are likely other contributors who are interested in the task, just as you are. Please avoid that and simply add your contribution in a comment by tagging the right mentors.
Mar 25 2023
I completed this contribution a few weeks ago but did not ask for feedback because I felt that the general feedback applied to my case and was enough to fix my issues/make improvements. Nevertheless, @srishakatux mentioned in a Zulip chat that the completion date corresponds to the date when my contribution was reviewed.
Mar 22 2023
Hello, @Anshika_bhatt_20 . I hope to bring some guidance with my understanding of the task so may at least move forward before the mentors respond.
I used two approaches to observe differences between files, I will explain both and an overview of the differences:
Mar 21 2023
Mar 20 2023
Hello, Adam. My contribution (https://github.com/ahn-nath/configuration-evolution-over-time.time-machine) to the Configuration evolution over time task uses JavaScript as the primary language, since the supported and official client library of the GitHub API, Octokit.js, uses it, and I felt it was more appropriate for the project requirements. Nevertheless, my contribution (https://github.com/ahn-nath/wikimedia-cxserver-config-parser) to the Extract cxserver configuration task employs Python as the primary language. At first, I did not feel this would have any negative impact on my final application, but now, I am confused about whether to fork another repository and choose one of my own to merge or if it would be better to rewrite my own code in my preferred language for this contribution.
I have a few changes left to complete my solution for this task and would appreciate it if any of you could review the repository if the review period is not over yet.
Mar 19 2023
Thank you for the valuable feedback I received on my repository. I will be working on all suggestions so that I can finish my Outreachy contribution. I have made the code private until all of my work is done on both repositories (for two different tasks) and added you (both) as contributors.
Mar 16 2023
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Mar 13 2023
Mar 12 2023
Mar 11 2023
Hello, everyone. I am Nathaly Toledo, from Caracas, Venezuela. I am a full-stack software developer (freelance) and senior computer science student who has a deep interest in social tech. This is the second time that I have attempted to contribute to a Wikimedia project and, this time, I hope to focus on growing while I do so.
The paper explores and discusses the differences between editors or contributors on Wikipedia based on geographic ground. The motivation behind this research or analysis lies in previous investigations that have outlined how some regions receive more contributions, can have disproportionate contributions from within, and how some non-local editors decided to prioritize writing articles for countries and parts of the world that are dramatically rich or already saturated of information when compared with other parts. The article also discusses the consequences of these outcomes and how it prevents Wikipedia from achieving its ambition to democratize content.
May 1 2021
You can refer to this:
Apr 29 2021
Apr 27 2021
Yes, the service is currently unavailable.
Apr 24 2021
Hey, @Zealink.
I support rachita on this. I wouldn't remove all comments because they serve as a good reference; it's a given. Yet, I did remove some parts/modify them. As a general pattern, I kept the ones that described the task/stage and removed parts that were much more specific to the how-to-do of a task (tutorial). At least for me, this rule only applied to comments.
Apr 19 2021
Got it. Thanks!
Apr 17 2021
Apr 8 2021
In case you might need some inspiration for the last microtask, I found these to be useful:
Apr 4 2021
Indeed. We are required to submit a link to our PAWS notebooks, and we should be able to take advantage of its capabilities (PAWS) as well. I just used Google Collab as a popular alternative. In general, I was just referring to an alternative to using your local machine (cloud services).
Thank you, @HagerDakroury. This is useful.