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**Steps to replicate the issue** (include links if applicable): * Go to https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:GlobalContributions/Warudo * Follow any of the red links in the edit summaries **What happens?**: You will land on a non-existent meta-wiki page **What should have happened instead?**: You should have landed on the Wikidata/enwiki page that the link should have pointed to. Those links were internal to the wiki the edit was made in but are interpreted as internal links to Meta instead. **Software version** (on `Special:Version` page; skip for WMF-hosted wikis like Wikipedia): **Other information** (browser name/version, screenshots, etc.): {F62666273} Every red link in this screenshot should be blue and point to WD, not Meta. EDIT: If a link starts with a prefix that is both a namespace name and an interwiki prefix you can end up on the right wiki but the wrong page. For example if I add the link [[WIkipedia:Articles for deletion]] to an edit summary on enwiki where wikipedia is the name of the project namespace and then go to Special:GlobalContributions the "wikipedia" gets interpreted as an interwiki prefix and the link ends up pointing to the mainspace page [[Articles for deletion]] (which also exists on enwiki). So the links don't always end up red. Sometimes they lead to the wrong page.

**Steps to replicate the issue** (include links if applicable): * Go to https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:GlobalContributions/Warudo&target=Warudo&dir=prev&offset=20250615162555%7C-6%7C1044273698 * Follow any of the red links in the edit summaries **What happens?**: You will land on a non-existent meta-wiki page **What should have happened instead?**: You should have landed on the Wikidata/enwiki page that the link should have pointed to. Those links were internal to the wiki the edit was made in but are interpreted as internal links to Meta instead. **Software version** (on `Special:Version` page; skip for WMF-hosted wikis like Wikipedia): **Other information** (browser name/version, screenshots, etc.): {F62666273} Every red link in this screenshot should be blue and point to WD, not Meta. EDIT: If a link starts with a prefix that is both a namespace name and an interwiki prefix you can end up on the right wiki but the wrong page. For example if I add the link [[WIkipedia:Articles for deletion]] to an edit summary on enwiki where wikipedia is the name of the project namespace and then go to Special:GlobalContributions the "wikipedia" gets interpreted as an interwiki prefix and the link ends up pointing to the mainspace page [[Articles for deletion]] (which also exists on enwiki). So the links don't always end up red. Sometimes they lead to the wrong page.

**Steps to replicate the issue** (include links if applicable): * Go to https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki//index.php?title=Special:GlobalContributions/Warudo&target=Warudodo&dir=prev&offset=20250615162555%7C-6%7C1044273698 * Follow any of the red links in the edit summaries **What happens?**: You will land on a non-existent meta-wiki page **What should have happened instead?**: You should have landed on the Wikidata/enwiki page that the link should have pointed to. Those links were internal to the wiki the edit was made in but are interpreted as internal links to Meta instead. **Software version** (on `Special:Version` page; skip for WMF-hosted wikis like Wikipedia): **Other information** (browser name/version, screenshots, etc.): {F62666273} Every red link in this screenshot should be blue and point to WD, not Meta. EDIT: If a link starts with a prefix that is both a namespace name and an interwiki prefix you can end up on the right wiki but the wrong page. For example if I add the link [[WIkipedia:Articles for deletion]] to an edit summary on enwiki where wikipedia is the name of the project namespace and then go to Special:GlobalContributions the "wikipedia" gets interpreted as an interwiki prefix and the link ends up pointing to the mainspace page [[Articles for deletion]] (which also exists on enwiki). So the links don't always end up red. Sometimes they lead to the wrong page.