At T413097 I made a request for computing resources to support the WikiQlever transition team in keeping the Scholia / WikiCite project up.

Hey, I have no technical understanding of what it means to request computing resources, but I do WikiCite / scholarly Wikidata curation, so I care that the WikiQlever team has what they need before the 7 January Migration. The team needs a speedy decision on computing resources so that we can migrate Scholia in its new location https://qlever.scholia.wiki/ to remain operational before the split finalizes. All of this is a miraculous unexpected save due to Qlever falling out of the sky as a free and open-source software backend from a nonprofit org, and that is working better than Wikidata's Blazegraph backend. The WikiCite / Scholia team is using Qlever as an alternative to keep the popular service going while also complying with WMF plans to get the WikiCite project mostly out of the Wikidata main graph.

The misconduct persists. Reported again at Wikidata ANI

The Wikidata graph split is currently scheduled for March 2025. https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:SPARQL_query_service/WDQS_graph_split

Everything cool! Thanks.

I am Wikimedian in Residence at the School of Data Science at the University of Virginia and a person who has been developing Wikipedia content as a full time salaried communication professional since 2012.

Proposed for development in 2023 Wikimedia Community Wishlist

Significant Wikimedia community support requested for Wikimedia Commons video management

Interesting to me, I would like to see or have or make a page in the Wikipedia platform documenting our accessibility standards or accessibility aspirations in some measurable way. I asked about this at
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Village_pump_(WMF)/Archive_2#Request_for_accessibility_specifications

community has feelings about the name of this and I think the name choice should be a community discussion

the community would probably like a conversation on meta before mass renaming, see past discussion

slow down, see the past discussion about naming the group, I think we need community discussion on meta

💙ragesoss 💙fast response

This is a similar project.

We at Wiki LGBT+ have a comparable page for gender at https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:WikiProject_LGBT/gender

I was trying to move a page on Commons. I had the same problem

For context, note the year of past meetings listed at
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedians_in_Residence_Exchange_Network/meetups

Here is a screenshot showing where this language list should appear in Wikidata.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Language_list_for_Wikidata.png

updated link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Village_pump_(proposals)/Archive_138#Proposal_-_non-requested_automated_messages_on_talk_pages_must_be_short

Confirmed - contributors at audio conference are sadly uploading to Commons and feeling second rate

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Village_pump_(proposals)#Proposal_-_non-requested_automated_messages_on_talk_pages_must_be_short

Copy - you want this up for community discussion.

Thanks for pointing me here @JJMC89

I wanted to speak up and say that I get the throttling notice. I need to use tools to make article traffic queries. It is not a problem for me to wait 15 seconds but when I see an alert like this, it makes me a little afraid that the service is not watched and could go down entirely.

I know that the WMF puts pressure on groups to wrap up events within a day but I do not think this is a thoughtful way of measuring impact or an idea with community support.

I like the "clone" process that Wiki Ed has.

I am not sure what this means or if it would be useful for me to comment.

I am not sure what this means.

I want everything that Abit demonstrated in the images above! That is exactly what I imagined for event pages!

The basic functionality would be to give the Task Force Assessment table.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Task_force_assessment
That would give featured articles and lots more, and is the established basis of conversation about WikiProjects.

I am responding to a request for comment made at the English Wikipedia WikiProject Council.
What is the question here?

I use this tool continuously.

@Nemo - there are two education tools. One is the "course extension" currently installed at English Wikipedia and elsewhere, but which may be deprecated and has not been maintained for about two years. The other is the dashboard extension developed by the Wiki Education Foundation. These tools have most of the same functions, except that the Wiki Ed tool also automatically generates a report on group outcomes.

I would like to see the Education program dashboard made available for general public use in any one project - English Wikipedia, perhaps.

As I understand, there is no one at WMF taking responsibility for developing this extension, and no future work on it is planned. I would like to either see it continue to be developed or to be given information about its next generation replacement.

Hello. I wanted to note that I came here looking for a way to make a hard redirect and I see that a year ago someone had plans to address this, but still it is not clear to me what is done or being done.