I am a Wikipedia Library user. Just now, I tried accessing the Cold War Intelligence resource that NuclearSecrets mentioned, and I cannot access it. (I can use the Wikipedia Library to get "full access" to other locked content, such as Kuwait 1975/76 - 2019.)

Thank you @divadsn -- I've left a question at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:Research_on_open_source_team_communication_tools#On_Zulip.27s_bugs .

@srishakatux As you're working, would you mind commenting on this GitHub issue ("Write documentation about how Zulip is different from IRC/Slack/etc.") with a link to your work? The Zulip team would find your comparison useful. Thanks!

@sumanah is on the Mailman team. I'll bet she has an insider perspective on what kind of challenges you'll face when migrating from Mailman 2.1 to Mailman 3.0, or how long it will take for Mailman 3.1 to arrive.

@yuvipanda did you capture the notes from the Etherpad someplace like the wikitech wiki? And have you turned the not-yet-done action items into Phabricator tasks? I'm trying to follow up on the progress of Tool Labs and that would be helpful to me.

@jayvdb just said to me:

CLIENT_ID isn't a key set in os.environ, so it can't use OAuth:

I am calling this high priority because I know @jayvdb is teaching some workshops in the next few days that will use PAWS, and because this is a showstopper for testing that the user can use pwb to make changes on any wiki at all. May be related to T119933 ?

According to the manual: "Pywikibot needs a configuration file 'user-config.py' which PAWS automatically creates for you, with https://test.wikipedia.org/ as the default wiki."

Teresa, is it ok if we assign this to you?

Sumana here.