Leaving a note here of a demo @Nirzar @Jhernandez presented at the recent Hackathon using the APIs Page Previews to build navigation popups outside MediaWiki and jQuery. Might be insightful for this project.

Spread the word fellow photogs! The location for the photo will be outside the auditorium, around the back. We'll direct people through the auditorium lobby to the location in the attached photo. @Mholloway, @Petr_Urbanec and I scouted the location this morning and we should all be able to fit. If you want to help take photos or help wrangle folks to the location, please arrive a little early, say 14:45 or so.

Mentioning this RfC as I think it's relevant to this task.

I wasn't able to make the earlier discussion. The plan is to have the group photo near the auditorium - same place as the opening session. This way we can get people to the showcase (also in the auditorium) at the end of the day. Was anyone able to find a suitable place near the auditorium? If not, I'm happy to trek out with some folks this afternoon if you'd like.

Etherpad: https://etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/Structured_Data_Commons_Hackathon_2018

A few suggestions. Things are fine, I'm not hearing any large complaints. :)

• More than one line for t-shirts
• More than one line for lunch
• Humans like words over numbers, give rooms names, even if made up for event.

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@jmatazzoni Looks good to me. Thanks @geraki for helping with this.

I'm learning new things here! @Yurik can you help refresh my memory if we have these parameters documented anywhere?

The important bit here, in my opinion, is that for these things we have to have some community agreement

@Jdlrobson Thanks for the clarification. I'm seconding @ovasileva as for my preference.

I took a try to clarify the task subject. I appreciate the clarification and encourage others to correct further. :)

I followed what we're doing for the Privacy Policy as guidance. I added a language template to the Maps Terms of Use on wikimediafoundation.org. There are now links to the language available and I'll update as necessary.

We've had healthy discussion with communities thus far and the deployment on the last two (and largest) Wikipedia's went well. I'm not sure I understand the options as they are presented. So I may be wrong with the following statement. We want to grab users who have been active in a recent segment of time and set a flag where Page Previews is on for those accounts. Then going forward from that moment in time new accounts would have the feature on by default? I'm not sure I follow.

There are a collection of links on the OSM wiki that might provide some context of past collaborations.

opportunity for feedback and discussion.

When editing particularly complicated edits I frequently go between preview and edit multiple times. I would like to not have Yet Another Dropdown to perform a frequent editing action. A poorly mocked up suggestion, if I may.

@jmatazzoni Great! I updated the list so we don't send a confusing message to the Bulgarian Wikipedia.

Just adding a note from some feedback on the project page:

@stjn Cool to see the work happening on Russian Wikipedia.

A related comment was recently left on mw.org. Perhaps this should be reviewed?

Communities have been informed prior to deployment. T182317

Marking as successfully resolved. Communities at both English and German were notified, participated in discussion, and provided feedback on a way forward. Follow up notifications were given for deployment times.

I can't take credit for it (that goes to @Jdrewniak and others), but the documentation now resides here:

I'm declining this task. Not because the work isn't happening, but because this task is rather vague (support is rather generic) and because a quarter later I have not been asked to do anything specific to this goal. Looking at Q4 goals for the Readers team, there is no dependency for CLs. If that changes, please, request our assistance!

I'm declining this task. Not because the work isn't happening, but because this task is rather vague (support is rather generic) and because a quarter later I have not been asked to do anything specific to this goal. Looking at Q4 goals for the Readers team, there is no dependency for CLs. If that changes, please, request our assistance!

@Pnorman do you know when the new styles will be in production?

Happy to help with my part. changing status and priority for now.

A message has been posted to English Wikipedia. One is coming to German shortly.

I'm going to ask for more translations. I'll also help to get the language template on wmf.org so that folks can see the translations.

Note: I added it to Tech News, which will go out on Monday April 2nd.

If I recall we were hoping to get translations of the terms on Meta and have thus far only received one complete translation (French).

@jmatazzoni Those venues seem to be the most appropriate. I might also suggest the following if you'd like:

I'm working on updating Map documentation. For icons, what we have available now is a subset of available icons from an older version of Maki. This is already documented. https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Maps/Icons

That sucks @Nirmos. Thank you for trying.

Ok, so support for 3D is now on Commons. Huzzah. Now I'm not sure I'm the best person to handle this outreach and could use some guidance. :) What do you all think should happen?

Along with updating the VisualEditor user guide T188789 (which I plan on working on in April as we get closer to potentially approaching more wikis with the feature) @jmatazzoni and I talked about updating the rest of the Maps documentation. I put together a page of maps documentation to start with: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:CKoerner_(WMF)/Map_links

Last week we updated the English and German Wikipedia communities.