In T262890#6469008, @Huji wrote:

Not true. I just tried the Persian Wikiquote example you provided with Chrome 85.0 on Windows and the PDF file generated by Chrome's Save to PDF (in Print) menu looks different that yours and uses the correct font.

Once more, I encourage you to update the task description with OS and Browser info.

ابوالحسن ورزی - ویکی_گفتاورد.pdf120 KBDownload

I have the issue on Persian Wikiquote Android 9 and Chrome 85

I couldn't find any example in other wikis or documentation. how we can set it? for example: for 1 day i should write 1 or 1d or 1 day, for 2 hours,...?

After @bd808 's edit it is resolved. thanks

It still happens! for example here

In T212061#4826751, @Huji wrote:

Essentially, the ideal way for writing complex patterns while using ccnorm is something like this:

pattern := ccnorm('this') + '|' + ccnorm('that');

ccnorm(new_wikitext) rlike pattern

Besides the ability to use ccnorm properly, it also has two additional advantages: (1) you can break your pattern into several lines and make your code more readable; and (2) because you can break your code into multiple lines, BIDI issues will be less frequent in the editor and much easier to handle.

Here is a tidier version that you can test in Special:AbuseFilter/test

pattern := ccnorm('this')
  + '|'
  + ccnorm('that');

ccnorm('i have that only') rlike pattern

We have many abuse filters which contain more than 100 words and combinations. you mean we should repeat ccnorm 100 times more?
each language like english has huge list of offensive words like this, so this idea doesn't work.
also, your Idea has this false positive, for example:
we want to catch "۹ام": --> pattern := ccnorm("۹ام")
we have "Aام" at the text now your idea will catch it instead of "۹ام"
also pattern := ccnorm("Eام") will catch عام.
why do you want to continue wrong code and make many spaghetti codes at other wikis (ar, fa, ur, zab, glk,...)? why we should write ccnorm many times more than it is needed? (because maybe some English abuse filters will be broken? if there is many.)

you mean for matching word معین we should write مEین !
and for ۰۹۱۲۱۱۲۳۴۳۴ we should write ۰A۱۲۱۱۲۳۴۳۴! it so strange

I check the original file it has many problems. for example it changed foo ==> bar and later change bar ==> blabla
I listed the part of the code which should be change

duplicated of T189746

In T191176#4096509, @Aklapper wrote:

@Huji: I don't see how this is Readers-Web-Backlog?

similar request for ur.wikipedia T171769

In T190667#4082222, @Chicocvenancio wrote:

As noted in IRC, I don't think those tables should be used for querying interwiki links.
This is a possible query that returns the correct value.

for who are not ok with foreign language.

the delay on the https://tools.wmflabs.org/replag/ is 0 so something is wrong. why one month ago edit doesn't reflect on the query?

https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/2017_Community_Wishlist_Survey/Wikidata/Have_calendar_converter_for_input_dates

the example this

it shows time out

In T36193#3717637, @Bawolff wrote:

In T36193#2957989, @NehalDaveND wrote:

Problem
When we use temples in Wikipedia, can use Devanagari as input. like - https://hi.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=विनायक_दामोदर_सावरकर&action=edit

{{death date and age|1966|2|26|1883|5|28}} this can't be worked like this
{{death date and age|१९६६|२|२६|१८८३|५|२८}}

Who would benefit
All Indic Languages will be benefited. Because most of have these Devanagari numbers or similar numbers. And All those Wikipedias in which number system is not 1234567890. Like १२३४५६७८९० or ૧૨૩૪૫૬૭૮૯ or ১২৩৪৫৬৭৮৯০ or ୧୨୩୪୫୬୭୮୯୦ or ੧੨੩੪੫੬੭੮੯੦

Proposed solution
I don't know, but If we can make different template or something for this. All Indiac Languages can use it.

You can fix it by replacing every instance of {{{1}}} with {{formatnum:{{{1}}}|R}} in the template (and also for {{{2}}} and {{{3}}}, etc)

at fa.wikipedia it has problem with ''{{گفتاورد|foo}}'' but it doesn't have any problem with {{گفتاورد|foo}}

In T178632#3712711, @Paladox wrote:

A user is reporting that going to https://fa.wikipedia.org/wiki/ژان-پل_سارتر is erroring with

Request from 86.147.143.221 via cp1054 cp1054, Varnish XID 570564814
Error: 503, Backend fetch failed at Thu, 26 Oct 2017 16:06:54 GMT

(i was told the problem is in this task)

I had the same problem with help of @Ladsgroup. Now it works.
At pywikibot/__init__.py: please, someone, replace these codes. it will solve the bug.

Between 05:55, 21 August 2017 and 05:56, 21 August 2017 Ip has done these try and errors:

for latin languages I collected some similar characters
[ÁáAaÀàÂâÄäÃãǍǎĀāǢǣĂ㥹œÆæÅåΑαΔΛλАаДдЛлПп]
[BbßÞþΒβбВвЗзЉљЊњЪъЫыЬь]
[ĆćCcĈĉÇçČčĊċςСс]
[DdĐđĎďḌḍÐðŒδ]
[ÉéEeÈèÊêËëẼẽĚěĒēĔĕĖėĘęƏəΕεΞξΣБЕеЁёЄєЗзЭэ]
[ĜĝGgĢģĞğĠġ]
[HhĤĥḤḥĦħΗηЂђНнЊњЋћ]
[ÍíIiÌìÎîÏïĨĩǏǐĪīĬĭİıĮįΙιȊІіЇї]
[JjĴĵЈј] [ĶķKkΚκКкЌќ]
[ĹĺLlĻļĽľḶḷḸḹŁłĿŀ]
[ṂṃMmΜМм]
[ŃńNnÑñηΝЙйПпŅņNnŇňṆṇΠπИиЛл]
[OoÓóÒòÔôÖöÕõǑǒŌō0ŎŏǪǫŐőðØøδΘθΟοσΦφΩОоФфЮю]
[pPΡρРр]
[RrŔŕŖŗȒŘřṚṛṜṝЯя]
[SsŚśŜŝŞşŠšṢṣЅѕ]
[ŢTtţŤťṬṭΤτТт]
[UuÚúÛûŨũǓǔǖǘǚǜŰűυUuÙùÜüŮůŪūŬŭŲųμЦцЧчЏџ]
[νVv]
[WwŴŵΨψωШшЩщ]
[XxΧχЖжХх]
[YyÝýŶŷŸÿỸỹȲȳγΥУуЎўЏџ]
[ZzŹźŽžŻżΖζ]
[ΓГ㥴Ѓѓ]

for Persian and Arabic:
here is listed all arabic family characters.
I check the table plus numbers there are some other similar characters which have different Unicode:

I mean fa.wikipedia now has only one campaign (Edit quality) which is finished. I asked to start the second one like enwiki which has two campaigns ("draft quality" and "edit quality" ).
I corrected the request. sorry

yes like https://labels.wmflabs.org/campaigns/enwiki/?campaigns=stats

what is the news?

In T173299#3525553, @Aklapper wrote:

I see a lot of proposed complicated code to maintain for years, with no convincing gain or basis on any data ("find similar email users"? why?)?

If this suggestion's concept is ok I will open these tasks separately.

In T173299#3523950, @Aklapper wrote:

In T173299#3523527, @Yamaha5 wrote:

I request to remove (optional) for mentioned new user's signup at here

On Wikimedia sites only? Or by default in the MediaWiki code base that anyone can use for setting up their wiki? This task is currently under MediaWiki, the latter.

on Wikimedia

If a user signs up by the same IP and browser as another user it is possible they are Sock puppetry.

Or a valid Editathon/Hackathon attendee at a university/library/etc...

At university, if their PCs exactly have the same IP and user agent it may cause a problem. I will explain new suggestion below.

In T173299#3523861, @Yamaha5 wrote:

also, it can have an option when signup down with user is different from signup with IP

I did not understand that sentence. Please rephrase.

when the user uses Special:CreateAccount it doesn't force to fill email but when common ip wants to signup force them to fill email.

also, it can have an option when signup down with user is different from signup with IP

it is only for new users not registered.

@Peachey88 for solving privacy Issues: Mediawiki should warn this email is reserved without saying the username. Now MediaWiki warns repeated usernames. It can be the same as that.

I request to remove (optional) for mentioned new user's signup at here

In my opinion it should be like the Example part of https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Extension:Linter/self-closed-tag and it doesn't need to be long text like https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Extension:Linter/deletable-table-tag.

it is much better to use helps like this at https://translatewiki.net which users can translate it to their own language without switching to another website like www.mediawiki.org
Instead of Special:LintErrors, it should be at the top of each suberror like this

I use python3 it shows this error