Re: [Foundation-l] Re: [Wikipedia-l] Information
[email protected] (Erik Moeller)
| Newsgroups | gmane.org.wikimedia.legal,gmane.org.wikimedia.foundation |
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| Message-ID | <98MeL3rxpVB@erik_moeller> |
Anthere- > This is exactly what I said very recently. Till > recently, wikipedia-l was the list to discuss project > wide discussion. It is now, as the name suggests, the list to discuss project wide issues for *WIKIPEDIA*. There is also Wikisource, Wikibooks, Wikiquote, Wiktionary, etc. The issues discussed in your post affect *all* these projects. Such matters belong on foundation-l. > In short, Erik, the difference between wikipedia-l and > foundation-l is now difficult to define. It is very easy to define. foundation-l is intended for Wikimedia-wide issues, wikipedia-l is intended for Wikipedia-wide issues, wikitech-l is the technical equivalent to foundation-l. So a post regarding server messages would be appropriate on wikitech-l and foundation-l, but not on wikipedia-l. The only reason I called it foundation-l and not wikimedia-l is to avoid constant wikimedia/wikipedia typos. > I am wondering if > that bug report page is very wise, and if we should > not just redirect it simply to SourceForge. SourceForge is our bug tracking mechanism. The only other bug reports page that matters is on test.wikipedia.org. What might make sense is a kind of queue where people who don't speak English can report bugs, and people who do can translate this into English and enter it into the tracker. Regards, Erik