The flowchart is under discussion as part of deciding how to advise on
use of the proposed "120" year rule of thumb for old images without an
author's death date. So no, it's not ready for uploaders to see it
yet.
You can join in on the discussion about the chart and the new template
at
https://c
Fae, I really like that flowchart. Is it linked somewhere that uploaders
can see it?
Todd
On Mar 15, 2018 7:09 AM, "Fæ" wrote:
> 1. Happy to rediscover Clipboard History plugin in Chrome. It saves
> the frustration of hunting around, or rewording, a reusable snippet of
> wikitext on Commons ima
What's making me happy this week:
The old Wikipedia puzzle globe logo is not used on any Wikipedia any longer.
A bit of history, in case you aren't familiar with it:
The old logo was retired in 2010. Here's the image:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wikipedia_Logo_1.0.png . It had
incorrectly
1. Happy to rediscover Clipboard History plugin in Chrome. It saves
the frustration of hunting around, or rewording, a reusable snippet of
wikitext on Commons image pages.
2. As part of a Commons discussion on copyright, for the first time in
a couple of years created a flowchart, and experienced t
What's making me happy this week:
1. A recent entry in the Mozilla Blog discussed the possible value of
anonymity in decreasing bias in code review processes:
https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2018/03/08/gender-bias-code-reviews/
2. The opt-in "pingback" telemetry from MediaWiki installations, which
