I have done a poor job in keeping this task updated.

It's been nearly two weeks since the announcements were sent. Feedback has been given and addressed with support from AHT and Security. The major change (password length T208246) has been made as of Dec 13. I'm resolving this task for the quarter and this phase of assistance. Community Relations is happy to continue working on communicating further security improvements, all you need is to ask. :)

Upon recommendation I have additional sent a message to the stewards-l mailing list (waiting approval) and the Bureaucrats noticeboards.

@Tgr, thanks for the feedback.

Sent to mailing lists.

Yep! I'll have a message going out Thursday, Dec 6. More info: T205931#4795569

Policy posted on Meta: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Password_policy

A related request was made on-wiki by a friendly IP editor: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Topic:Updgir90a9m8tij9

This was successfully held with about a dozen folks in attendance.

Project page is now on-wiki: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Security_Team/Password_strengthening_2019

No. It means that the addition of this request in the wishlist this year helps with prioritization. It’s a good thing. Let’s hope it receives many votes.

Heya, I just wanted to chime in here with some context on how this idea might move forward. I see the wishlist item was declined and I recently sent an email to another volunteer with related information about the status of the Wiktionary app.

• wikitech-l post: https://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikitech-l/2018-November/091113.html
• Village pump distribution list: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Distribution_list/Global_message_delivery
• Template:Ambox: https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:CKoerner_(WMF)/Sandbox&oldid=18595245
• See my contributions on English Wikipedia for individual user page notices.

Rita and I have talked. We have a Doodle open for the team to pick a date. Sometime in late November.

@JBennett and I met today. Here's our suggested communication plan.

I met with @TBolliger and have a meeting to discuss CommRel's support with @JBennett on 7 November. We'll be discussing the first two items in the task description.

@Johan, I'll reach out to Comms about promoting via social media accounts later this week.

I think the documentation looks pretty stable. It's referenced from the appropriate section in the main Kartographer help page. I'm going to be bold and resolve. If others object, please reopen and let me know why. :)

I'm going to resolve this task as the work is generally complete for this quarter. I suggest if the Readers Web team (and Olga and I briefly discussed this) needs support for the coming quarter (around Special pages on mobile) then we create a separate and specific task for those outreach and community relation needs. :)

A delayed update. Apologies. The interviews have been published with findings. Credit to Olga and Alex.

Howdy @Timeshifter,
Thanks for the feedback. I want to give a little background to echo @Trizek-WMF on why we utilize Tech News as a primary communication method and why centralization is important to wrangle the work we do.

I haven't gotten feedback yet. Let's go ahead an explain the current state as I've described as it's closer to reality than what the docs currently suggest. :)

I reviewed the additions to the following reports (mostly in the "Most useful results" sections that have been added):

Making a note of the conversation where this is being discussed on English Wikivoyage.

I finished Partnerships & Global Reach.

Between @Whatamidoing-WMF and I we've touched the following pages. I'm done with my day. I'll check in tomorrow for the rest.

Thanks for pointing this inconsistency out.

I had a draft sitting here in Phabricator but never published.

no luck with talk page

I think I understand the desire to show the user something when there's an error like this, but the idea of hard-coding a reference to Google in Mediawiki core strikes me as a little like dunking a delicious cookie in water (pretty gross).

We can't deploy the new map styles at the moment. We do have an update page on the status if people ask. I'm declining for now.

@ovasileva and I chatted about the rough timeline/workflow for the next few weeks/month

• Update the project page with some prototypes (interactive, images, or video)
• Notify folks via the usual mediums (mailing lists, tech news, project talk page) and ask for feedback on proposals
  • Include folks who individually asked to be contacted about development

Hey @DannyH, thank you for creating this task.

Message sent to 221 Wikipedia Village Pumps, added to Tech News, and mentioned on wikitech-l.

A hearty thank you to everyone who took photos during the event! If you haven't already, please make sure your files end up on Commons for all to enjoy.

Also.. It might be wise to actually talk to the people who built said services before you tell their users to move out. I know from talking to these people they are already rather disappointed about how some of the things have evolved over the years.

I'm going to reuse the message with the update to the date being the only necessary change. I just asked our courageous volunteer translators to help update the date and provide new translations if possible.

We hosted a table during Wikimania as part of the Community Village. The Readers teams were able to interview attendees, run through prototypes and mockups of possible future improvements, and carry out card-sorting exercises to help prioritize features.

Feedback has been steady for the last month with most activity on the project talk page. @ovasileva, myself and others have reviewed all feedback and responded to actionable inquiries. Next step is to make the proposed changes as described in the next few weeks. We're still listening, but my role in actively seeking out voices has been resolved.

Message was shared via mediums two weeks ago with no feedback via any venue.