Hello, I'm getting familiar with ORES and its models so I decided to pick this tasks to help me.
I've gone through the code at https://github.com/wiki-ai/bwds and tried running bad_words_detection_system.py. However, I'm stuck because I see that it uses:

@Zaycodes Completed the most feasible amount of work for the internship period. We are still working on a few remaining pages outside of the internship so I'd consider marking this as resolved. What do you think @Zaycodes @srishakatux ?

Yes. We may close this. We are already working on the pages: https://github.com/wikimedia/mediawiki-api-demos/pull/208

@Urbanecm Noted, thank you :)

@Urbanecm Are we restricted to IRC as a communication tool or can we use Zulip as well?

@AwahNadege Your proposal looks great! Whenever you are ready, you can submit your proposal on the Outreachy site and move it to the "Proposals Submitted" column on the Outreachy (Round 19) workboard in Phabricator. :)

@Dikshagupta99 One thing I forgot to mention: please answer the question about your time commitments during the internship period :)

@Dikshagupta99 We can close this one :)

@Dikshagupta99 This task seems to be a duplicate of T237178: Outreachy 19 Proposal: Documentation improvements to the ~20 top 100 most viewed MediaWiki Action API pages on-wiki. We only need one task :)

@Prisicilavilemen Your proposal looks great! A few comments:

• For those questions which you have not answered, you could leave them out e.g. Resume etc.
• To make your proposal more readable, you could use a bold format on the questions then use a normal format on the answers.
• We hope to cover at least 20 pages during the internship but you have mentioned less than ten.
• Please mention in the task title that this is a proposal. You could use something like: "Outreachy 19 Proposal: Document..."

@Dikshagupta99 API:Get_contents_of_a_page is not really an API module, but it's an overview page that gives information about several API modules. :)

@Dikshagupta99 Your proposal looks great!. A few comments and questions:

• You have mentioned that you plan to start learning MediaWikiJS on week 5. I think it'll be more practical to learn it earlier since we'll need MediawikiJS code samples as well.
• Still on week 5, I do not understand what you mean by Start looking for API modules through which we can create a new API module which can be useful for users. Could you explain further?
• Please mention in the task title that this is a proposal. You could use something like: "Outreachy 19 Proposal: Document..."

@jeropbrenda , @Pavithraes --> How to know whats tasks to do week by week, please help me ;)

@Zaycodes Your proposal looks great! A few questions and comments:

• I'm interested in the breakdown of how you will work on the bot that mass edits sample code. Have you thought about what technologies you would like to use and the implementation? This is totally optional so it's okay if you haven't thought about it :)
• The tutorials section of API:Main_page majorly consists of tutorials of apps that use the MediaWiki API. Are you planning to use the MediaWiki API in the bot's development?
• In your third microtask, you may remove the link to the closed PR since the one that was approved is exactly the same to it. :)
• Please mention in the task title that this is a proposal. You could use something like: "Outreachy 19 Proposal: Document..."

@srishakatux I have added it as a microtask.

@Dikshagupta99 You may pick another page after your previous one has been reviewed and merged. There are changes that you still need to make in your previous page so let's work with that first :)

@Prisicilavilemen @pineappled_sun If you still have these questions, could you please re-post the questions on Zulip? I'd like to answer them from there so that we don't clutter this. Thanks.

Multiple contributors are currently working on this task so it can't have an assignee yet

Final update:

• 22 pages improved (8 overview pages and 14 API module pages).
• One demo app developed.

More detailed updates available at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:Jeropbrenda#Project_Outcomes

@Addshore Thanks for the feedback. I'll integrate the changes to the page in the main namespace.

I'm an Outreachy18 intern and as part of T215682 / T198916 and with help from @srishakatux, I've made the following changes to Wikibase/API in my sandbox (https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:Jeropbrenda/Sandbox/Wikibase/API):

• Reformatted the page to follow API:Tutorial's format.
• Reviewed every part of Wikibase/API to see if there is any information on the page that is missing from apihelp. I found that for all the modules, the parameters listed on-wiki are also in apihelp. In fact, apihelp has more parameters for most of the modules. As for the examples, most of the on-wiki examples are identical to the ones in apihelp, and some only differ by parameter values. One big difference is that some of the on-wiki examples use PHP. That said, and in line with comment #1047482, I have rewritten the on-wiki Modules section to only link each module to it's respective apihelp documentation.

Changes made to API:Data_formats:

• Reworded some phrases for clarity.
• Reduced text and moved some sentences to "Additional notes" to make the most important information quickly accessible.
• Re-organized the output section to create a "flow".

Changes made to API:Client_code:

• Removed libraries that are no-longer-existent.
• Reformatted the page to use tables throughout.
• Evaluated the libraries and reduced the number of libraries to up-to 3 recommended libraries, moving the rest to API:Client_code/All, and linked each section that had more than 3 libraries to the corresponding section in API:Client_code/All.
• Updated the descriptions of some libraries to use the official description of their repositories.
• Removed the "Making API calls" section.

Initial feedback update: I've improved 9 pages in my sandbox, and seven of them have been merged to the main namespace. More detailed information available at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:Jeropbrenda#Project_Outcomes

Initial feedback update: I've improved 9 pages in my sandbox, and seven of them have been merged to the main namespace. More detailed information available at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:Jeropbrenda#Project_Outcomes

Outreachy 18 initial feedback update: I've improved 9 pages in my sandbox, and seven of them have been merged to the main namespace. More detailed information available at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User:Jeropbrenda#Project_Outcomes

@D3r1ck01 @samuelguebo I'm trying to cover line 161 with tests but the tests fail when I try:

@D3r1ck01 Thanks for explaining:)

@D3r1ck01 For March, it looks like @Didicodes has more patches?