Everything works as planned.

I.e. 2022/24.

This should go into "later this week" in the issue after the one currently preparing.

I'm sure @ZMcCune has comments here, but a complicating factor is that these are not as much logos for products owned by the Wikimedia Foundation as they are visual identities of the volunteer communities, typically not designed by us from the very beginning but in a community vote on various suggestions. They might react pretty much the same way as any other group would if we decided to change their logo.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Introduction_to_editing_with_Wiki_Markup/1 as the link, maybe? Since this is specific for English Wikipedia, and VE isn't available in the app.

I think my point – sorry if I wasn't clear enough – would be useful to filter out bot edits. I agree with @Dbrant that there are few situations where you need to focus on them specifically, but it would help to be able to hide them in order to focus on the human edits, as some less edited articles might have as many bot edits as human edits.

03) What was the final decision re: the undo button @JTannerWMF @Johan ? Move it to the overflow menu ?

@Jonesey95 We do have a threshold before offering suggested edits, so this shouldn't be happening with brand new editors with no previous edits. We'll investigate.

But the app might make it more visible?

@Strainu I don't think this is the Android app – this is what MediaWiki does when you click the "edit section" link on the topmost, heading-less section (above the table of content). Here's a diff from when I've edited on desktop, for example:
https://sv.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Mittitjärn&diff=prev&oldid=49299561

@GhostInTheMachine Absolutely, we're well aware of this.

@awight For Tech News purposes, it would be good to know today – @Quiddity will deliver the newsletter in a few hours.

Ah, that's what you get for reading too fast and assuming you know what a conversation is about. My apologies.

Delivered to 244 user talk pages, excluding the ones who had only made one or a couple of edits. Thanks, @SNowick_WMF!

Yes, the English Wikipedia behaviour is not the norm. Though we should be aware that we need to keep an eye out for other wikis doing the same thing – Persian Wikipedia want to try it and while German Wikipedia ultimately decided not to, it wasn't without support.

@ovasileva Maybe we should add something about changed colour for desktop here too, while we're at it? "To have the same colour system as similar messages the notice on desktop now has a slightly different colour" or something like that.

Do you know when this would be in production, or is it too early to tell?

There is a plan, but adapting is ongoing work.

Have put together most of the general documentation in one doc.

Sure, it takes twenty seconds. (: Done.

Done and presented to the team.

Most logged-in editors will not be able to edit from a blocked IP. A fairly small minority are not affected, e.g. admins and users who have specifically requested to be able to edit from blocked IPs if logged in (a request they have to file from a different IP, one that isn't blocked, and which might not be granted to newcomers). Generally an IP block will block all users, registered or not.

@Chaddy To give a bit of background, as someone who works on trying to keep the communities informed, we get about equal amounts of "stop spamming us all the time" and "you never tell us anything". There are so many things happening in the Wikimedia universe (not just coming from the Wikimedia Foundation, but from other local or global initiatives) that it's incredibly time-consuming to keep track. So to solve this, we have, so to speak, tried to create specialised information workflows where we don't overwhelm the people who just want to edit an encyclopedia, but can inform everyone who wants to be kept up to date. This is, in comparison, a fairly minor change -- I do realise that's not true for everyone, that there are people who have depended on this, but it is not key to how the wikis function. I do wish Tech News was better integrated into the workflow of German Wikipedia, like how the English Wikipedia technical Village Pump has subscribed to it to give an example, but it's linked from Wikipedia:Kurier and people are aware of it (and use the content for technical updates on Wikipedia:Projektneuheiten) and if that's the level of updates that are desired, we can't force it on people. If there's a noticeboard or community page on German Wikipedia you feel should have the weekly technical updates, I'd be very happy if you added it there. We really don't want to take people by surprise, but we also don't want to make local pages unusuable for communication in the local wiki community because they're just global announcements, nor do we want to annoy people who are editing in their spare time and want to prioritse other things than weekly technical updates. When something really big happens, we take extra measures to keep people informed, but there's always a cost in demanding editor time, in intruding on the local spaces (especially on smaller wikis) and so on.

Deliverables probably need to be made more clear.

@Samwalton9 50000 edits on a specific wiki, any wiki, or global edits in total?

From a community perspective, I like the solution of offering the deletion option immediately after posting, by the way. Removing talk page posts (that aren't harassment, spam etc) is generally frowned upon, and the common way to do so is to use strikethrough – unless it's immediately after posting it, when there's sort of a grace period before it is considered confusing to remove what others might have acted on.

The current text on the snackbar is "Response submitted", any suggestion of a better wording?

Roughly five days for the last 500 anonymous edits in general. If we're averaging less than one revert talk page post per day, we're probably not too unhappy. Want me to start a local conversation and see what the general opinion is, in addition to whatever data we have and can look at?

I don't think we've noticed any issues. No explosion of confused mobile talk-page users.

Added to https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Tech/News/2021/30 – feel free to sanity check.

Going down the rabbit hole, currently following up on five different tracks. Waiting for replies to three emails, and to double-check one thing with Jazmin next week before I get in touch with some others.