I cannot reproduce this issue either using the old parser or the new Parsoid, whether using unconverted, Traditional or Taiwan, either on article or on the corresponding talk page, either on Chinese Wikipedia or Wikidata. What is happening here?

AI.

In T424128#12379131, @SimmeD wrote:

@WAN233 It looks like the discussion has been archived. Could you find it again, ideally with a permalink?

Might be related: T432820

In T432820#12329596, @Bewfip wrote:

The core near match implementation already converts input to NFKC, where U+FF1A becomes U+003A. Therefore Wikipedia：首页 or 维基百科：首页 can currently resolve to Wikipedia:首页 with srwhat=nearmatch.

The completion suggester and fulltext search do not appear to work for the U+FF1A cases on surface, because by default they work in the article namespace. Dealing with this case can be tricky, as shown by the book title https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_–_The_Missing_Manual. It might not be appropriate to assume a query starting with 维基百科： is searching either the article namespace or the Wikipedia namespace. It might need to recognize both interpretations, and probably needs some refactoring on the CirrusSearch side.

If this ambiguity is dismissed by assuming 维基百科： to be a legitimate namespace prefix for search purposes, it should be simple to implement.

Reported on zhwiki. https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project:%E4%BA%92%E5%8A%A9%E5%AE%A2%E6%A0%88/%E6%8A%80%E6%9C%AF#关于最近编辑频繁会话丢失的情况

Template:Namespace pagename也交了编辑请求

其他几个都交了编辑请求，Template:Namespace pagename实在看不明白。

向Template:Namespace detect提交了编辑请求

Chinese-Sites only deals with zh sites.

Is it possible to hide the Russian results by CSS?

Also per T325910#8608581, usages in edit summaries would be a concern, maybe?

In T428613#12000877, @neriah wrote:

The moment I saw the patch that @VadymTS1 uploaded, it seemed a bit strange to me. I don't recall a case where aliases of special pages/namespace pages were removed, because it breaks a lot of internal and external links.
I assume there is also an ideological aspect here (like what T39314#11960491 wrote), and I understand the feelings on the matter, but it sounds strange to me to break such a large number of links.

By the way, this is not a private configuration for Ukrainian Wikipedia, but namespace names for all wikis in the Ukrainian language, including wikis that are not part of the WMF. therefore, a community discussion on ukwiki does not justify approving the change...

I would be happy to hear additional opinions.

For a single wiki, mw.Title should do the trick. See example. A css class would be much simpler and convenient though, especially in cases with highlighting.

I notified the community about this subtask.

Reaffirmed: nan:Wikipedia:Chhiū-á-kha#漢字命名空間

Are we still calling them "Codex icons" by the way? How about a new name or Codex 2026? That's a really big redesign and we might have to refer to them with different names.

Good thing you changed triangles to pentagons. I think circles would be much better by the way.

在T425849#11957176中，@ZauberViolino写道：

News: will conflict with $wgUrlProtocols as per w:cdo:Wikipedia:大𣗬下#命名空間前綴方案測試與對比 and mw:Manual:$wgUrlProtocols.

A JavaScript solution would be nice before Sitelen Pona gets her code, I guess?

News: will conflict with $wgUrlProtocols as per w:cdo:Wikipedia:大𣗬下#命名空間前綴方案測試與對比 and mw:Manual:$wgUrlProtocols.

Hi. I wonder if the date of deletion has been decided or not. Thanks.

In T426015#11911412, @Aklapper wrote:

Allowing to load any and every potentially malicious code hosted on github.com where anyone could upload anything, with no limiting criteria, sounds to me like defeating the purpose of CSP.

In T421796#11888043, @ZauberViolino wrote:

Also, the DPL replacing task is not done by bot. This makes RecentChanges unreadable.

Also, the DPL replacing task is not done by bot. This makes RecentChanges unreadable.

There are now excessive vandalism and promotion on some Wikinews editions and we may have to confront with them. Maybe considering changing to admin edit-only mode for a few days.

I don't think Moegirlpedia is a random other wiki though. AFAIK it is the most popular MediaWiki instance in China.

(Off topic) Good task because I have this (meta:User:魔琴/MarkRights/code/global) and I really need local groups data :)

@Winston_Sung What do you think (?

Found this repo zh-lx/pinyin-pro founded in 2020. Looks fine enough. Though there are linguistic errors.

In T401857#11431690, @ZauberViolino wrote:

How to redefine markers of references lists?
https://zh-classical.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%9C%8B&oldid=427508
Base 1000 in ref tags, but still cjk-decimal for all numbers in references.

In T409622#11469772, @Bugreporter wrote:

In T409622#11469658, @ZauberViolino wrote:

I don't think it would be very useful due to MOS:DUPLINK.

The usecase I described at T409621 is at Chinese Wikinews, not Wikipedia.

I don't think it would be very useful due to MOS:DUPLINK.

Looks like the Paiwan language also use lowercases.

Should French be displayed as français instead? As a speaker of a language whose script lacks capitalization system, I'd say seeing text in lists in sentence case feels weird to me.

How to redefine markers of references lists?
https://zh-classical.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=%E5%9C%8B&oldid=427508
Base 1000 in ref tags, but still cjk-decimal for all numbers in references.

T272473

Looks like the matter of https://www.w3.org/TR/clreq/#mixed_text_composition_in_vertical_writing_mode. Rotating Han characters would look odd. But rotating mathematics in pure western script would be better?

Thanks. I'll ask local admins to implement this by Grouped References. I'd like to ask that if we want to make this default (instead of using "group=" every time) we have to come back and file another request, right?

@Aklapper There are some information on Chinese Wikipedia: zh:千字文#千字文编号法.

Special:GlobalPreferences is not (and not likely to be) language-specific. And it would be quite a challenge for volunteers on translatewiki.net to consider all the possible inputs. 魔琴 (talk) 04:58, 10 June 2025 (UTC)

It looks like that both vertical-lr and vertical-rl just rotate mathematics by 90 degrees. So we just rotate the sigma icon by 90 degrees.

Looks like T43716

In T327286#10223423, @Naruse_shiroha wrote:

GFW is an injector, it cannot stop or change the authoritative server's packet, it also has no direct control of ISP's recursive resolver.

In T327286#10220994, @BBlack wrote:

In T327286#10194390, @ZauberViolino wrote:

Recent days, WMF somehow changed their GeoDNS so that requests from China would get a not yet blocked IPv4 address.

I have to mention that on Oct 1 WMF projects were resolved back to the blocked servers in San Francisco (ulsfo) with the IPv4 address 198.35.26.96.

This temporary change of IPs was incidental due to operational failover because of hardware failure. If we tried this as a strategy, we have limited public IPs we own and they'd just block them all over time. We do have long-term aims to mitigate these censorship issues properly, even for the browser users rather than just the app, but those plans take time, and we can't discuss them in public so far ahead of implementation.

Recent days, WMF somehow changed their GeoDNS so that requests from China would get a not yet blocked IPv4 address.

Should use -Hans and -Hant in consistant with other Chinese topolects.

对不起我看到T354937的comment了

Wouldn't -poj and -tl be better?

Does this mean [[MOS:]] would be broken?

The discussion on zhwiki was archived (here) with no consensus. Major oppositions include security issuses of the portal and its users.

Occasion 1 and 2 can be merged — Users currently not using Flow would not have it listed Beta Features. For occasion 3, if I turn it off momentarily, I would fall into the 2nd category and thus cannot have it turned on again.

Note that there are usually no spaces between characters in Chinese and Japanese scripts.

I checked my friend's App Store and to my surprise the Wikipedia app do exist on China store. F-Droid is not blocked, at least not in my region.

Some volunteers (including me) are concerned about the anti-vandalism issue, Is it possible for this kind of system to allocate administrators to confront abuse? Stewards and CUers(? no CUers on zhwiki haha) should have the ability to check if an IP (range) is abused and block it if necessary. Just think about those sensitive data...

Is the Wikipedia app is available on Apple's App Store? (My iPad region is US so I cannot check it out.) Google Play is blocked. And I don't think the app exists on the app stores Android phone manufacturers provides us with.

And I'm not sure how this affects GIPBE.