Maintenance_bot usually makes post-creation tasks for upcoming wikis (like T414237) shortly after the corresponding "Create…" task appears. Not sure what triggers this, but it doesn't seem to have happened in this case.

Maintenance_bot usually makes post-creation tasks for upcoming wikis (like T414237) shortly after the corresponding "Create…" task appears. Not sure what triggers this, but it doesn't seem to have happened in this case.

Note that other APIs at wikis where the 'www.' is optional still work without it:

Looks like the CVNBot/SWMT item is the only thing left here. Can that be done?

Looks like the CVNBot/SWMT item is the only thing left here. Can that be done?

Looks like the CVNBot/SWMT item is the only thing left here. Can that be done?

Looks like the CVNBot/SWMT item is the only thing left here. Can that be done?

Another possibility is that an edit removed all links from a template and that caused many pages to lose all of their links, removing their "content page" status. (Like most WM wikis, the wiki uses the "link" article-count method. This can be changed to "all" if the community agrees to it. See the documentation of $wgArticleCountMethod for more details.) Because there are so many things that can affect the article count, it's often impossible to tell what caused a drop or rise even after a few hours of significant editing activity. In any case, it looks like the wiki is less than 50 entries away from passing 100K again.

@Reedy: probably should avoid unnecessary non-English in task names.

Done.

Note: The final "?" was being ignored in the link to the discussion. Not that people couldn't figure it out, but:

In T38316#7651254, @Tgr wrote:

The Growth-Team would like to make this happen - we want the watchlist enabled by default during the guided edited experiences for new users that we are working on, and we also think it's an improvement for new users in general.

Importing is complete, as indicated in this edit.

Importing done per this edit.

Just for the record, the resolution of this task left a lot of broken links on the wiki, since the namespace names were changed without leaving aliases to the previous names (which existed for quite a while after the wiki was opened for editing). I have asked an active admin there whether they would like the aliases to be created or if they would prefer that a bot be used to fix the broken links.

In T356620#10635343, @Intodesa wrote:

I would like to request assistance in this matter as well, thank you.

In T356620#10627605, @Intodesa wrote:

I've come to realize that there's no way to ask for help here, and the people here are not kind.

It looks like Dexbot started to take care of it (example: 1 → 2) but stopped after 74 edits.

In T381080#10542308, @Pppery wrote:

https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Bot_requests#Request_to_migrate_interwiki_links_from_Indonesian_Wikivoyage_%282025-02-11%29

I changed the task title and description, because it was bothering me. [grin]

The creation task T386441 claimed the logo/wordmark will be the default, but the original Meta request (see Settings box) points to File:Wikipedia-logo-v2-syl.svg.

@jhsoby Please update https://incubator.wikimedia.org/wiki/Incubator:Site_creation_log#2025

Heh… I just noticed, this never should have been a request to import "from incubator", because the content was actually in the Multilingual Wikisource. (But that's not why this took so long. Completely unrelated issue.)

In T375979#10523752, @Pppery wrote:

I (and probably others watching this board) have no idea what should be done anymore.

In T282486#10523787, @Pppery wrote:

This hostility toward community-requested changes is part of the problem. We should consider a much different vision of how things should work, in which local communities are much closer to sovereign and requests like this aren't vetoed.

Is this ever going to be marked as completed, here and/or at the Incubator? @jhsoby?

Done, according to this edit.

Please add/modify whatever you need to in the Description. Not entirely sure how to report this correctly.

Note that the interlang prefix tig: still isn't working. I don't know/remember which step in the process is responsible for that, but apparently it hasn't been done (successfully) yet.

Done.