On Sun, May 4, 2014 at 1:28 AM, Joe Filceolaire filceola...@gmail.com wrote:
Where are we with fallback languages?
I did a session for new editors with Magnus last weekend and one of the
questions that came up was why one of the students couldn't see most of the
labels - he had his
On Sun, May 4, 2014 at 1:40 AM, Andrew Gray andrew.g...@dunelm.org.uk wrote:
It's the same in 2014. If you visit the site from the UK while not
logged in, you get encouraged to View Wikidata in British English
through the internationalisation header, despite the fact that this
will make it
Hoi,
The question is much bigger than British English. If you language is Hindi,
Odia or Malayalam you will find that many labels are just not available.
The one reason why Reasonator is so important is that it does provide
language fall back.
Language fallback is not a luxury like it is for
Lydia Pintscher, 04/05/2014 09:03:
If fallback languages aren't going to be available soon, then we
really need to think - at the very least - about disabling this
message.
Yes I think that makes sense. Does anyone know details about that? As
in: how to turn it off?
Very easy.
Hoi,
When you see a label in Reasonator, you will find that when it is not in
*YOUR* language, it is underlined in red. You can hover over a label and
you will be prompted to add a label in the named language. ONLY your
language. Wikidata being Wikidata can provide the option as it already does
to
Hey everyone,
It's quite annoying every time I want to use a item, but it has no Dutch label.
So it doesn't show up if you want to use it with like adding statements.
Fallback is a big thing.
Greetings, Sjoerd
Op 4 mei 2014 om 22:50 heeft Gerard Meijssen gerard.meijs...@gmail.com het
I agree with Gerard that you only edit your language label in the 'label'
edit box. If the label box is showing the label in a fallback language then
it should be visually different - greyed out and italic for instance or
like the 'edit label in English' text. If a user wants to edit other
