I have marked https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Template:Scholia_navigation for translation.

We still need to revert the change in beta

In the RfC there was no consensus für enabling local short descriptions.

Has this edit by @Lockal helped?

In T237191#6467282, @matmarex wrote:

In T237191#6464905, @DannyS712 wrote:

@matmarex the rights should probably also be removed from the users with blocks, since they were autopromoted due to a bug. Perhaps remove them as a developer/sysadmin action?

I could do that, but:

• Since adding/removing user rights generates notifications, I think it would be better if an admin from the local community would do it, since they'd be able to answer any questions the autopromoted users might have. It seems like a poor experience to have your user rights taken away by someone who doesn't even speak German.

• In the past there have been, to put it mildly, disagreements about governance between German Wikipedia and Wikimedia Foundation, and I'm working for the Foundation (although this task isn't really part of my job). I don't want to cause any trouble, so I'm not going to touch anything on-wiki unless someone from the German community clearly requests it from me.

I have taken a look at the last moves on german wikipedia and it seems like this problem is solved. Have there been some changes recently or does anyone know the reason why this works again?

@Udo_T I have not seen this one, but you are right. With "Drawback" we have one user who was autopromoted to reviewer as well. Seems to work good!

Thanks for your work, matmarex! I do not think that the problem is solved, because this autopromotes have just give users with review-right the autoreview-right. Normally a user with review should have autoreview as well because this is given before the review-right. On the other hand autoreview is already included in review.
It seem like there have been no autopromotes to users without review. (On german wikipedia).

In T54564#6256512, @Eugene wrote:

Is T235420 the same?