Everything is ready on my side.

I contacted the user, which I consider as resolving the task.

All wikis have been reviewed. Some were missing sections, no matter if they were concerned by the populating script.

In T410469#11446489, @Urbanecm_WMF wrote:

I accidentally posted the wrong list of wikis on the task before. This is the actual list of wikis without excluded sections

I'm checking all wikis, with or without excluded sections, as I found several missing sections on the "included" list as well. :)

@Urbanecm_WMF lease let me know when it is ready so that I can manually populate the wikis.

Keeping this task open we hve the second round of wikis to cover. The process is documented in T410469: Add a Link: Rollout "Add a Link" task to remaining Wikipedias that have V2 model support but don't yet have access to "Add a Link".

Cool, thanks. I'll work on this tomorrow.

In T410469#11428797, @Urbanecm_WMF wrote:

@Trizek-WMF This is the complete list. We have 33 wikis in the list in total, 18 of them do not have excluded sections, so about 54.5%.

In T410469#11428719, @Urbanecm_WMF wrote:

I can create the full list and post it here.

In T410469#11421674, @KStoller-WMF wrote:

@Trizek-WMF - for these small wikis where we don't have excluded section data, do you think we can still release (since they have the ability to set this up via Community Configuration)?
Does the Edit Tag help doc make it clear how to adjust the associated Community Configuration?

A few more details and sources. :)

A number of editors think their mentor is a bot or AI.

The English Wikipedia 2025 Successful Newcomers Survey, which is not yet public, highlighted this, among with other interesting elements.

Links are added in at Japanese and Chinese, while Urdu remains blank at the moment (this wiki is much smaller).

In T407818#11411752, @Pppery wrote:

This does not seem to have actually been sent in the Tech News issue it was supposed to be sent in.

We finished this evaluation, with all languages listed participating (except one).

In T396155#11410309, @Urbanecm_WMF wrote:

In T396155#11410301, @Trizek-WMF wrote:

Do we have a list of the messages that have been changed? IF so, can we list them in the task description, so that translators can have a look at them? Thanks!

We're adding a bunch of new messages, not changing any existing ones. Specifically:

• confirmemail_html_subject
• confirmemail_html_logo_alttext
• confirmemail_html_par1
• confirmemail_html_par2
• confirmemail_html_button_label
• confirmemail_plaintext_button_label
• confirmemail_html_footer
• confirmemail_plaintext_footer

Those messages do not exist yet, but will be added once the code review is finished (should be done by the end of week).

Do we have a list of the messages that have been changed? IF so, can we list them in the task description, so that translators can have a look at them? Thanks!

I added this task to the next Tech News issue as a FYI.

We deployed the feature without following what is described in this task. Communities have been made aware of the project through other opportunities (in-person meetings, conferences, Diff post...).

As only T285235: Provide a Growth mentor for 100% of new accounts at Spanish Wikipedia remains open, I consider this task as closed.

Stepping back as an assignee as @STei-WMF currently covers the removal of LiquidThreads from the wikis, which pauses the current work on Flow.

We did it.
T409297: Phase 6: Offer Usability Improvements as default-on feature at English Wikipedia remains.

Done.

For Monday Nov 24 issue:

Add a link will be deployed to Chinese, Japanese, & Urdu Wikipedia on December 2,using a new model for links suggestions. This is the first time these communities will have access to Add a link. These communities have been contacted, in order to configure this feature through Community Configuration.

We will remove the 10% test part as:

• It won't show many edits to have a proper test
• We don't have the infrastructure to do it anymore.

Community configuration keeps the possibility of changing some thresholds if needed.

I postponed Russian WIkipedia as I need one more week to publish the communication.

Encouragement for a user's first edits (arguably the same as 'good content addition')

These encouragements are really important, as they help users keep going. They aren't proper Thanks, but actual feedback. Thanks could be more impactful than user talk messages.

After a discussion with Özge, I updated the task description.

We have several ways of considering (and reshuffling) the groups @OKarakaya-WMF defined in T404460#11200848.

Can we consider this ticket as resolved? The remaining wikis will be covered with T379264: Phase 5: Offer Usability Improvements as default-on feature at remaining large wikis.

T290778 looks like a parent task, as it covers all experiences, while this one is about a specific interface (mentorship module at the Growth Homepage).

Sorry, I forgot to add it.

We should reconsider this as we are certainly losing a good number of possible mentor/mentee interactions there.

Definitely a duplicate of T272146: Automatically ping newcomers when their question has been answered.

In T408566#11319211, @matmarex wrote:

Same as T290282?

Ha, I missed it when searching for an existing task.

Completing my previous comment, as I chatted with @AAlhazwani-WMF about this topic.

Special pages talk pages don't exist, right? It is a tricky topic, as it could open other cases. We need to think about it carefully.

Thank you Kirsten. So far, I only heard about this at English Wikipedia.