On Mar 25, 2015 1:18 PM, "Gilles Dubuc" wrote:
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> >
> > Does this mean there will no longer be a multimedia team/nobody
responsible
> > or working on what the multimedia team was working on previously?
> >
>
> We'll keep supporting the extensions that multimedia used to cover, in
> terms of addre
On Wed, Mar 25, 2015 at 5:18 PM, Gilles Dubuc wrote:
> As far as active development goes, some things are still in the pipeline,
> like addressing technical issues that affect UploadWizard's funnel. This is
> assigned to the API team but isn't the top priority for the coming quarter
> (I think it
>
> Does this mean there will no longer be a multimedia team/nobody responsible
> or working on what the multimedia team was working on previously?
>
We'll keep supporting the extensions that multimedia used to cover, in
terms of addressing emergencies. This will probably be done by *the people
fo
Il 25/03/2015 02:45, Rob Lanphier ha scritto:
Hi folks,
First things first: I'm not burying the lede in this email, so if you
aren't interested in the inner workings of WMF's Platform Engineering team,
feel free to ignore the rest of this. :-)
We're making a few changes effective in April for
On Mar 24, 2015 10:45 PM, "Rob Lanphier" wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
>
> First things first: I'm not burying the lede in this email, so if you
> aren't interested in the inner workings of WMF's Platform Engineering
team,
> feel free to ignore the rest of this. :-)
>
> We're making a few changes effecti
Thanks for the updates.
Speaking of multimedia, what is the likelihood of Wikipedia's capabilities
supporting interactive content like "Listen to Wikipedia" in the near
future? I can think of many articles in which reader engagement would
benefit from interactive content.
Thanks,
Pine
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A reorg that makes sense without TLA buzzword decoding \o/
(Are you sure you didn't leave out the "MediaWiki Platform Community API
Core Features Development" team :) )
Best wishes and high hopes for y'all.
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=S Page WMF Tech writer
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Wikitech-l ma
Hi folks,
First things first: I'm not burying the lede in this email, so if you
aren't interested in the inner workings of WMF's Platform Engineering team,
feel free to ignore the rest of this. :-)
We're making a few changes effective in April for Platform Engineering,
which you all care deeply
