In T318453#8351695, @Ederporto wrote:

Hello. @Azaya89 . Thank you for your answer. It was really great! Please do not forget to register it on Outreachy if you haven't already. Cheers!

Hi @Ederporto @Mike_Peel, HERE is my submission for task 3. I have also edited my task two according to the initial feedback. I await your feedback on this too, Thank you!

Hi @Ederporto @Mike_Peel, pls find attached here
my submission for Task 2. Thank you!

Hi @Mike_Peel @Ederporto, for this task 2, is it OK to display the API in JSON format or we should leave it at the HTML format it defaults to?

In T318451#8319845, @Mike_Peel wrote:

@Azaya89 @Aklapper The Slack link was mentioned on the Outreachy website, I've fixed it. At this point in the process we use Zulip - please see https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Outreach_programs/Zulip for how to connect.

Hello @Ederporto, @Mike_Peel Pls find my submission for this task here

Hello @Mike_Peel and @Pigsonthewing, here's my final submission for task 3. Thank you for the experience. I look forward to working with you in the future.

In T301735#7844235, @Mike_Peel wrote:

In T301735#7840746, @Azaya89 wrote:

Hi @Mike_Peel, here's my completed task two attempt. I await your feedback, thanks!

https://github.com/Azaya89/Outreachy-Wikidata-project/blob/main/myscript.py

Note: I'm unable to create a new wiki page for my Outreachy task 2. I get an error message saying my IP has been blocked on all wikis due to Open Proxy. Is there a way to resolve this?

Hi, this looks good, you can count it as completed for Outreachy. I've marked your account as IP block exempt, can you try again and see if that's fixed it? For Task 3, please use Q51538190 - you'll need to use RIS rather than Bibcode for this (due to the subject area), which you can download from https://www.nature.com/articles/nbt1070#citeas

Hi @Mike_Peel, here's my completed task two attempt. I await your feedback, thanks!

In T301735#7826221, @Jiehui_Ma wrote:

@Azaya89 Hi Azaya, I've met such issues before, I suppose you may use the 'cd' command to change your directory to the directory of your installation file. For me it's like inputting 'cd /Users/majiehui/Downloads/core_stable'.

Hello, I have a problem generating user configuration files after installing pywikibot on my Windows 11 system. After entering "python pwb.py generate_user_files" on the command prompt, I get an [errno2] message saying "No such file or directory."

Hello @Mike_Peel , here's a link to my task 1 submission:
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/User:Azaya89/Outreachy_1
I look forward to your feedback, thank you!