Should be done.

Easily doable only with a database. Once we have a DB for rules, a software can take care about everything and no patches would be required. I'm inclined to close this as "Declined" and focus the work instead on getting the rules to wikis itself.

Looks done?

In T216671#5008728, @Trizek-WMF wrote:

In T216671#5003778, @Urbanecm wrote:

My part done.

You mean translations done? Because they are not visible on wiki.

I guess stewards are able to do this? cc @revi @MarcoAurelio

I'll prepare the init configuration.

Should be done. Since there can't be any PM check, closing myself.

I've inicialized the page for cswiki, see https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedie:Pot%C5%99ebuji_pomoc/Mento%C5%99i. I've also protected it per @Trizek-WMF recommendation from our meeting. Currently it contains only my username, I'm going to ask other users to sign up, so it will contain some more names hopefully :-).

needs to be done till monday.

Decided to recover this tool for another tool. Withdrawing this request.

Deployed on production.

Done.

My part done.

Ok. Depends on how the venue is configured and what addresses it uses.

Since we have an available SWAT window, lowering to High.

I'll upload a patch soon, just wanted to ask you a few thungs first. Thanks for your answers!

You're welcome, and thanks for closing this. I understood this task to be about marking _and_ translating, but looks I was probably wrong. Just wondering, is there a task for the second part?

Any as a dbname wouldn't work (and any other group like "wikipedia" wouldn't work too). If you dig into #wikimedia-operations logs from the day this was deployed, you'll see I notified @thcipriani that I don't think it would work and he uploaded a new patch to remove the dbname row, to have the desired "all" results. I'm going to upload a patch to have this tested by jenkins, looks to be like a great idea. See T217541 for this work.

In T217391's description, @MMiller_WMF wrote:

We also see that Korean's second most popular link is a quick tutorial, which links to this page. It's possible that the fact that it is labeled with "quick" and "tutorial" is attractive to newcomers. We should change the label on the "guide" > link to be say "quick tutorial" because that is an accurate description of what it contains and potentially may be clearer for newcomers.

Unless an exemption has already been introduced, this helps only English Wikipedia-based events, since IIRC this is the only one wiki the Dashboard can create account on. Because of that, even I have noratelimit in cswiki, I can't use the Dashboard process. If I'm wrong, feel free to correct me!

Není za co :). 've marked all the pages for translation now, I'll self-review my work tomorrow.

FTR, I'm going to mark portions of the pages linked for translation, as discussed in my weekly meeting with @MMiller_WMF and @Trizek-WMF.

Mails sent, ready for review.

In T216671#4991682, @Trizek-WMF wrote:

Some pages have weekly updates. Translate all the updates is a bit overkill, no?

Do we have a plan to "significally change the pages"? If not, I don't think saying that in the message is a good idea. Also, at least for Czech and Korean translations, there's a person who readers can ask in their native language, if they're interested. We can maybe add a sentence like "If you have questions about this project, you can ask X"? What do you think?