T283505 introduces a new sticky header that will appear within the main namespace (others as well?) and T289641 started exploring what it could be like to introduce the sticky header within other namespaces, like talk.
This task involves the work with deciding whether the Editing Team will prioritize introducing the sticky header within the talk namespace as part of the work they are doing to make it easier for people to:
1. **Recognize** talk pages as space to communicate with other people
2. **Identify** and understand the conversations happening on talk pages
3. **Know** what to do to participate on talk pages
=== Question(s) to answer
- [ ] Will the Editing Team prioritize work on introducing the sticky header on talk page as part of the [Usability Improvements phase of the Talk Pages Project](https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Talk_pages_project/Usability#Objectives) (T249579)?
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=== References
-//"Any reason why sticky is only available on the main page and not on a talk and history pages? Seems a bit weird to me. Both talk and history have links on the sticky header, but when you navigate to them then the sticky is gone. Especially when I visit someone's talk page I would like to be able to navigate to his/her user page. And talk pages can be quite long. Also if I get an answer here I will get a link to the bottom of this page. And I should see a sticky to be able to open the main page in a new tab or view other notifications."// via @Nux in ["Talk page and page history"](https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Talk:Reading/Web/Desktop_Improvements#c-Nux-2022-01-11T22:30:00.000Z-Talk_page_and_page_history) on mediawiki.org