@Olaf_Simons Do you still want to work on Phabricator for Factgrid?

@Dzahn thank you really much could you put also Léa Lacroix as Mailinglist Admin to the list.

There is a request of Laura about a Wikibase Mailinglist but it's not verified yet. So let's wait another week.

@Lydia_Pintscher and @johl is there anything already?

Presenation about the Architecture

No one did that the last 3 years, so we closed it.

This hasn't been touched for the last 3 years so we will close it.

No one touched this for three years and no response, so we will close it.

No one touched this in 3 years. We close it.

We can't solve this in a scalable way and no progress has been made in the last 2 years so I feel we have to close this.

Closing this for now. We will look at all the details at the sidelink box again when we rework it.

We will close the ticket, because no needed it / requested it in the last 2,5 year. If it comes up again we reopen it.

Closing this since we have not been able to get to it in the last two years. The current status is good enough (according to Lydia)

We tested it and can still reproduce it.

Based on the comments here I assume that has been fixed. Please reopen when not.

Hej Marius is this still relevant?

Hej what's the current status of this ticket, we from the Documentation Table @ Wikimania Hackathon Montreal looking for it, maybe someone can come an help?

Ist in Arbeit.

The workshop should be focussed on prototyping in my oppinion so that the people actually are able to do something.
Beforehand we could focussed on the different target group and collecting some input what we already have from our communities. Than we could use the workshop for a brainwalk through How might we - Questions (e.g. How might we increase the number of women in media wiki development) for collecting ideas or connecting old ideas with new ones. Then we choose one idea per question and building a prototype on that?

The reason why I was jumping in, was to bring up some ideas how to tackle it. A big finding of the develop interview was that it's really hard to find important documentation because you don't know really where to find the right information and for this you need someone who helps. Staff member or experiences developer. Some documentation is also not up to date.

@johl

We did qualitative Interviews with Media Wiki Volunteer Developers to get to know what their better. Backround is that we did some acitivities for Volunteer Developer @Wikimedia Deutschland (e.g. Hackathons, Scholarships, Outreach) the last 2 years. In this Interviews through a series of open ended questions volunteers were asked about three themes, history/motivation to volunteer and program, cooperation with Wikimedia Germany and the volunteers, information & communication in the projects and Wikimedia Deutschland’s role in the open source movement. The interviews were structured to the extent that the interviewer had questions prepared, however participants could take the conversation in directions they found relevant. Participants agreed that their answers can be published anonymously. Some first findings we got out it are:

Just an idea the WritetheDocs Event this year was a 5 days event with one Hacking Docs Day where everyone was able to work on the docs he wanted. Could we not use their infrastructure to work on our documentation as one event ?

We changed the columns to template boxes. Now its better to see on mobile device. Still an issue is the header. When you schrink it, the header goes along the hole screen.

Mentoring concept published at https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/WMDE_Engineering/Mentoring

Here is the website. It will be announced in April 2016. At the moment we will work on it.
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/WMDE_Engineering

Ideas for :

Maybe we could join this: http://www.writethedocs.org/conf/ to convince people