Might be rather Apache territory than a site request? not sure though

Sorry, quoting Google:

It is not a "task" to require someone to make an account, sign up for a mailing list, or follow you on social media. Some of those things are overhead, some of the others are blatant marketing and don't benefit the student. We understand that sometimes this kind of trivial task is used as a beginner / hook task, but you'll need to find other things that are not trivial and don't violate privacy concerns.

In T199116#4597824, @phuedx wrote:

Who's responsible for the development of Quibble?

Please read its project description page as it lists an owner...

Same in many other channels such as #wikimedia-tech, #wikimedia-devrel etc.
#wikidata went for "Only registered (and authenticated) users will be heard when talking" today.

@MaroonPixel: Thanks! Please see https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Google_Code-in/Mentors for how to mentor and requirements.

Which exact MediaWiki and extension versions and branches are used?

@Pine: Please provide the message headers of one of these messages - unfortunately the archive at https://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/education/2018-September.txt.gz does not include them.

Glad you found the reason. Closing this task as invalid as there is no wrong behavior.

@kaldari: Workboard visualization out of sync, I guess... I tried to drag it from "Revisit" to the "Upcoming Work" column and got Unhandled Exception: Unable to find object "PHID-TASK-bqrlttxcm5qknkucjucy" in column "PHID-PCOL-vaw55qipj2ivbyj6koqk" on board "PHID-PROJ-m5xekuzpcucwdjim2onx. Dragging the other way round (from Upcoming to Revisit) and then back (from Revisit to Upcoming) removed the duplicate. Feel free to file a bug report under Phabricator.

Also see Chad's comment from 2017-02-06 on https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/335714/ again...

In general you should not expect complex templates blindly copied from enwiki to work.

I am closing this task as invalid, in my understanding, as this task is about some on-wiki content.
On-wiki content is out of scope for Phabricator and not handled here in tasks.

Same for querying a list of all Wikidata tasks at https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/maniphest/query/QbWgRtSw4dQk/#R

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/admin/groups/1509,members states that you are a repository members. The default setup is that you can propose changes in Gerrit so they have to pass Jenkins and then you can merge them from Gerrit. Direct pushes bypass CI.

which I am not currently able to generate correctly

Why not?

Confirming. Source code of https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Andrew0005?debug=true says:

<script>(window.RLQ=window.RLQ||[]).push(function(){mw.config.set( {
    "wgBackendResponseTime": 24761,
    "wgHostname": "mw2184"
} );});</script>

In T203409#4587837, @reosarevok wrote:

Any chance I could also get subproject creation rights? It seems @tramm can't just give them to me himself :) (I'm also on the WMEE board).

done for this round

T202759 feels very related

Very related aspect (not sure if in scope here): Even if you allow folks (on the same IP) to create many accounts folks will still face the autoconfirmed rate limiting.
See T204583 about this (coming from T203909#4588691).

@Dzahn: That won't help if the only admin is on an extended leave. Like in this case. :) (I'd also like to see another admin added due to recent spamming.)

Reopening for GCI 2018

Reopening for GCI 2018

[offtopic:] @MMiller_WMF: Clicking in the upper right corner of https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/tag/growth-team/ and then " Manage Workboard" and then "Revisit", you can see that the "Revisit" column was hidden: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/project/board/1114/column/12067/

{{time ago}} is also on-wiki content, hence please discuss the problem on its corresponding help page. Thanks!

[off-topic] @Mh-3110: Please do not put a ">>" at the beginning of lines when these lines are not quoted text that was originally written by somebody else. It is super confusing. See https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T191442#4589122 in your browser. Thanks.

Please also always include MediaWiki version, extension version, PHP version info. Thanks.

@ssastry: Here you go

the problem is currently resolved

How? Link very welcome. :)

I went through remaining open tasks which have open parent tasks filed between 20180710 and 20180731 and reset the Edit Policy to All Users for those tasks in S1 with View Policy set to Public.

For the records, this creates confusion such as https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Topic:Ukx06nfuevy32fqo

@Lugubelenus: Je mi to jedno. :) Alright, thanks for the explanation. So this is about autoconfirmed right and probably wgRateLimitsExcludedIPs in https://noc.wikimedia.org/conf/InitialiseSettings.php.txt , I see.

In T203909#4588388, @Lugubelenus wrote:

Ok. it works. I forgot to ask for increasing rate limit for the same IP adress.

It's not clear to me what this means. What "rate limit" do you refer to? How to run into a "rate limit"?

Now we can not publish changes all at once, we have to wait for few minutes.

Why not? If you run into some error, what is the error message? Please be exact so we can help.

I'm neutral; could also be manually added to the reason parameter, as a workaround?