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Collaboration products newsletter: 2017-07

Latest news from the Wikimedia Collaboration team, about Notifications, Flow and Edit Review Improvements. Please tell other users about these changes. Not all changes will affect you.

What's new?

The team is currently working on three main goals, which we expect to complete this summer or in September:

1. Graduate New Filters for Edit Review core features out of beta:
   • The core New Filters features slated to become standard parts of Recent Changes are the ones that have been out in beta for a while and fully road-tested by the community.
   • These include the new filtering interface, the machine-learning filter groups “User Intent Predictions” and “Quality Predictions,” the highlighting tools, the ability to save your filter settings for later use, and the new filter groups: “Watchlisted pages,” “Last revision” and "User registration and experience."
   • There’s a list of “blocker” tasks we need to complete before these features are ready to graduate out of beta.
   • We expect to release those features by default in September. A more precise message will be sent to communities. If you have questions about it, you can write a message on Mediawiki.org, in any language.
2. Extend the New Filters to Watchlist: The Watchlists of very active editors can include thousands of pages. To help these busy folks keep up with their work, we’re adding the New Filters UX and tools to Watchlist. The Watchlist and Recent Changes pages are similar, but there is some work involved in adapting the tools to their new setting. That work should be ready some time in late summer or early fall. Stay tuned for an announcement!
3. Continuing work on “Integrated Filters”:
   • While the New Filters for Edit Review beta brought probably 70% of the old-style Recent Changes features into the new user interface, it left some behind—like the Tag and Namespace filters and the controls for the number of days searched and number of results presented. As the name is meant to suggest, “Integrated filters” integrates those old-style tools into the new UI.
   • It also adds some new tools users have asked for, such as:
     • “Live updates” which provides a near real-time automatic refresh of the Recent Changes page.
     • Category filters, which enable users to search by category.
     • User filters, which let you define searches that include or exclude edits by particular users.
   • We will put the community-defined related links that cluster at the top of most Recent Changes pages into a collapsible panel, in order to clarify the Recent Changes page.

We should note that it’s not certain these last two additions will make the cut for inclusion this year. If you want a make the case for either one, we want to hear from you.

Edit Review Improvements [More information • Help pages]

Recent changes

• Some styling adjustments are ongoing on the filters for recent changes. [1]
• RecentChanges with the Beta feature were very slow to load on Wikidata. It is now fixed. [2]
• In the Beta feature, you can try the Live Updates feature. Just add &liveupdate=1 at the end of the URL in Recent Changes page. [3]

Future changes

• ORES review tool will be deployed to Romanian and Albanian Wikipedia soon. These wikis will be able to use predictions filters. To have the predictions filters on your wiki, you need to work on the labeling campaign for your wiki or request it. [4]
• Sometimes the RecentChanges page were reloading before the filters have ended to be loaded. It is going to be fixed. [5]

Notifications [More information • Help pages]

Recent changes

• It is now possible to display the number of unread notifications in the browser title bar, using a gadget. [6]

Future changes

• It will be possible to restrict who can send you notifications on a wiki. This new feature will accessible in your preferences, in the Notifications tab, on Wednesday, July 26. [7]
  • The documentation is ready to be translated.

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16:43, 24 July 2017 (UTC)

Global Collaboration products newsletter: 2017-09

Latest news from the Wikimedia Global Collaboration team, about Notifications, Structured Discussions, Edit Review Improvements and Content translation. Please tell other users about these changes. Not all changes will affect you.

What's new?

• This newsletter is the first for the Global Collaboration team!
  • Global Collaboration team formed in July by merging the Language and Collaboration teams of the Wikimedia Foundation. The team is part of the Contributors department.
  • The newsletter now includes updates about Content translation. The Global Collaboration team now have an extended report (in English), with more information and data about the different projects we take care of.
• Due to vacations and Wikimania, no newsletter has been written in August.
• Major changes, with possibly an important impact on the wikis, are now marked with the star icon in the newsletter. Let us know if you like it.

Edit Review Improvements [More information • Help pages]

Recent changes

• Filters for Recent Changes will be deployed by default on all wikis. [8]
  • Some features for Recent Changes remain on Beta. See the list.
  • The initial deployment was scheduled for September 26. It has been postponed after October 3 for performance issues. [9]
• The filters for Watchlists, as a Beta feature, have been deployed as a Beta feature on Sept. 19. [10]
• "User registration" and "experience level" groups have been unified. It is now possible to select only actions from logged-out users or from logged-in users. [11]

Content translation [More information • Help pages]

Recent changes

• Delete action on the list of translations is now more reachable. Now it's possible to open it on click, and easier as well, because active area is bigger. [12]
• Content Translation language selector is restyled to be more compact. [13]

Future changes

• The translation editor of Content Translation will be replaced by the visual editor. Work is ongoing. [14]

Notifications [More information • Help pages]

Recent changes

• For users who don't use JavaScript, a button has been added to Special:Notifications to mark all their notifications as read. [15]
• It is now possible to restrict who can send you notifications. [16]

Structured Discussions [More information • Help pages]

Recent changes

• Flow has been re-scoped to become Structured Discussions and the development has restarted. Phabricator projects and repositories have been renamed. [17]
• Administrators on wikis that use Structured Discussions as a beta feature or by default can now create and move Structured Discussions boards. [18]
• Structured Discussions' help pages have been updated. Translations may require updates as well.

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17:10, 29 September 2017 (UTC)

Global Collaboration products newsletter: 2017-11

Latest news from the Wikimedia Global Collaboration team, about Notifications, Structured discussions, Edit Review Improvements and Content translation. Please tell other users about these changes. Not all changes will affect you.

What's new?

• The Global collaboration report for October is now available.
• All wikis now have the Filters for edit review as the default system on Recent Changes page.

Edit Review Improvements [More information • Help pages]

Most recent changes

• Filters for Watchlists are still on Beta. Please try them and give feedback before we release it for all users!
• Shortcuts to filter Namespaces and Tags are now more visible. [19]
• Discovery of the search bar has been improved. [20]
• If the Recent Changes page or the Watchlist fails to load or is time-outed, a message is now displayed. [21][22]
• The bookmark icon for creating a "Saved filter" is now grayed when it is not possible to save. Before it was not visible. Bookmarking is unavailable when, for example, the current filter set is already saved. [23]

Future changes

• Live updates on Recent changes will be moved out of beta and into the standard feature set by the end of the year. [24]
• Extension:Translate filters for RecentChanges are going to be integrated to the new filters. [25]
• Automatic edit summaries will be filtered as tags. [26]

Content translation [More information • Help pages]

Recent changes

• List items (suggested items and in-progress/published translations) layout restyled to prevent overflows on small screen sizes.
• Search results for new translation dialog are now embedded, instead of being displayed in floating menu. Search results remain displayed when tabbed out and can be closed using ESC key.
• Missing pages are no longer shown when there is no match for search query. Message informing that there are no results is displayed instead.
• Embedded search results enabled to provide users with more translation opportunities. Articles user recently edited (in currently selected source language wiki) are surfaced when there is no input in search bar, with additional info if article is missing in user's currently selected target language.
• Long suggestion descriptions are limited to three lines, and the rest is truncated, which is indicated by ellipsis.
• Chart data representing user translation statistics in now showing all the months since user's first published translation. Months that went without translation are now displayed in chart as well.
• A loading indicator is shown while suggestions are loading.
• Button to discard dialog is now shown through the whole process of selecting article to translate.

Notifications [More information • Help pages]

Recent changes

• Edit-user-talk notifications are now expandable. [27]

Structured Discussions [More information • Help pages]

Future changes

• Some work is ongoing to store Structured Discussions contents from HTML to wikitext. That change will allow some specific templates and magic words to work properly on Structured Discussions. [28]
• Some tests are conducted in order to prepare the rewriting of Structured Discussions' interface. That rewriting will have no visible impact on users but it will ease future changes.

Other projects

• Compact Language Links has been deployed on German Wikipedia. [29]

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15:36, 21 November 2017 (UTC)

Global Collaboration products newsletter: 2017-12

Latest news from the Wikimedia Global Collaboration team, about Notifications, Structured discussions, Edit Review Improvements and Content translation. Please tell other users about these changes. Not all changes will affect you.

What's new?

• The last Global collaboration details report is now available (in English).

Edit Review Improvements [More information • Help pages]

• The filters are now deployed as a default feature on all wikis on RecentChanges and RecentChangesLinked pages.
• The filters are still available as a Beta feature on all wikis on Watchlists. Please try them!
• LiveUpdates have been deployed as a default feature for all wikis.
• On wikis using Extension:Translate, translated messages can now be filtered. System messages can be filtered as well, on all wikis. [30]
• "View new changes since $1" link is now more prominent, to invite users to use that native feature to update the list of results. [31]
• Pagination and time period selectors are now combined and located on the right on left-to-right wikis. [32]
• When a user wanted to click outside of the filter menu to close it, it was possible to click on "revert" link by accident. It is not possible anymore. [33]
• It is now possible to filter the following events using the Tags menu: Making a page a redirect, Changing redirect target, Changing an existing redirect into a non-redirect, Blanking of the page, Removing more than 90% of a page content, Rolling back an edit. [34]
• Some design improvements have been done to Related Changes page to integrate the new filters. [35]
• "Save current filter settings" menu and legend overlapped the results. This is now fixed. [36]
• Some small design improvements have been done. [37]

Content translation [More information • Help pages]

• Now Content Translation prevents source and target language to be set to same language. [38]
• The dialog for selecting article to translate is standardized. It introduces a new component that is used for the selected page on both the "New translation" dialog and the "Suggested pages" list. [39]
• More space is given to the language filter, to increase responsiveness and show more language names without truncation. [40]
• While searching for a new page to translate, duplicates are not shown anymore for user search input. [41]
• Various PHP warnings and JavaScript errors have been fixed. [42][43]

Structured discussions [More information • Help pages]

• It is now possible to use Special:Nuke on hidden Structured discussion topics. [44]
• The Reply button is not active anymore until something is typed. [45]

Miscellaneous

• For wikis that use ORES, preferences for ORES have been rationalized in Special:Preferences, on Recent Changes tab and Watchlist tab. [46]
• ORES will be deployed on Simple English Wikipedia. That wiki will be able to use the Prediction filters. [47]

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14:31, 19 December 2017 (UTC)

thanks Trizek (WMF) —usernamekiran(talk) 15:16, 19 December 2017 (UTC)

You're welcome! Trizek (WMF) (talk) 15:25, 19 December 2017 (UTC)

Global Collaboration products newsletter: 2018-01

Latest news from the Wikimedia Global Collaboration team, about Notifications, Structured discussions, Edit Review Improvements and Content translation. Please tell other users about these changes. Not all changes will affect you.

What's new?

• The Global Collaboration report for December is now available (in English).
• Filters are better integrated on Related Changes (see below).
• Structured discussions now use the 2017 wikitext editor (see below).

Edit Review Improvements [More information • Help pages]

Bug fixes

• When searching, a click on a filter capsule moved the list of filters. [48]
• On Related Changes page, the page name entry box didn't show the entirety of long page names. [49]
• Transcludeing Special:RelatedChanges on a page added unexpected parameters to the URL. [50]
• Filter menu was opening upwards. [51]
• ORES preferences on Recent Changes and Watchlist preferences pages have been rationalized. [52]
• Users are now prevented from clicking on a link when they click outside of the dropdown menu to close it. [53]

Work in progress

• Filters on Related Changes page are better integrated and get new features, for instance: [54]
  • The standard auto-completion mechanism is available when you search for a page to look at.
  • It is more clear if you are looking to pages linked from the target page or to the target page.
  • You no longer need to click the "Show" button; the page updates automatically when a page is positively identified via autocompletion.

Content translation [More information • Help pages]

Recent changes

• Further enhancement are made for list (Suggestions/In-progress/Published) items on mobile screens. Long titles no longer overflow or overlap with other interface elements. [55]
• Various changes to the "New translation" dialog and the selected page for translation have been made: [56]
  • Longer titles of selected pages are displayed in smaller. Some space has been added around to increase readability.
  • Language codes are not truncated by ellipsis anymore. Only full, autonym language names are subject to truncation.
  • Minimal screen sizes and selected suggestion dialog have been revisited. They are more consistent in responding to screen size changes.
  • Discard button is no longer shown on small screen sizes.
• Language filters no longer render wrong or non-existent language codes. [57]
• The "New translation" dialog now shows a loading indicator and doesn't display an error when you change the source language after an unsuccessful research. [58]

Structured discussions [More information • Help pages]

Recent changes

• Structured discussions now uses the 2017 wikitext editor instead of its old custom one. This works with your preference for wikitext or visual editor. [59][60]
  • The documentation has been updated and needs translations updates.
• Prométhée, from French Wikipedia, has created some gadgets to customise Structured discussions interface.
  • The documentation is ready to be translated.

Future changes

• Structured discussions does not always follow wiki's configurations concerning talk pages indexation. This will be fixed. [61]
• Hidden topics will not be indexed by search engines anymore. [62]

Notifications [More information • Help pages]

Bug fixes

• User rights change notifications were displaying a broken link. This is now fixed. [63]
• "Mark as read" buttons had a bad appearance for users who don't have JavaScript activated. [64]

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00:56, 25 January 2018 (UTC)

Thanks again Trizek (WMF)! —usernamekiran(talk) 01:39, 25 January 2018 (UTC)

Collaboration products newsletter: 2018-02

Latest news from the Wikimedia Global Collaboration team, about Map improvements 2018, Notifications, Structured discussions and Edit Review Improvements. Please tell other users about these changes. Not all changes will affect you.

What's new?

• Collaboration and Language are now going their way separately. Updates about Content Translation are not included in this newsletter anymore. Please refer to the Language report.
• Collaboration has a new project: Map improvements 2018.
  • The team’s engagement with maps is based on 2017 Community Wishlist proposal Kartographer Improvements, though the work won’t be restricted to items named there.
  • The project is currently in its very early research and planning stages.
  • It has a limited term that’s scheduled to conclude at the end of June 2018.

Edit Review Improvements [More information • Help pages]

Recent changes

• es.wikipedia, es.wikibooks, sv.wikipedia, and simple.wikipedia get ORES predictions on Recent Changes (and on Watchlist through "⧼eri-rcfilters-beta-label⧽" Beta feature). [65][66][67][68]

Problems

• The explanation of the abbreviations on the recent changes page could overlap with the list of changes. This has been fixed. [69][70]
• On Related changes it was not possible to use Saved filters for several articles. It has been fixed. [71]
• Transclude special:relatedchanges on a subpage removed #contentSub. This is now fixed. [72]

Notifications [More information • Help pages]

Recent changes

• The wording when you send a thanks message has changed. Instead of Yes or No it says Thank and Cancel. It is also now easier to understand that all thanks are public. [73]
• A notification is now sent to account owner on multiple unsuccessful login attempts. [74]

Problems

• Between week 7 and 20 February, when you thanked someone for an edit, the thank went to the latest unthanked edit to that page. It didn't matter which edit you tried to give thanks for. This has been fixed. [75]
• Long page titles on Special:Notifications were not truncated. This is now fixed. [76]

Structured discussions [More information • Help pages]

Recent changes

• You can now press CTRL + ENTER to post a new message. [77]
• It wasn't possible to create a description of a Structured discussions board. This has been fixed. [78]

Problems

• On wikis using the Beta feature, it is not possible to enable or disable Structured discussion from the Beta page. However, admins can create and move the pages.

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11:29, 5 March 2018 (UTC)

Collaboration products newsletter: 2018-03

Latest news from the Wikimedia Collaboration team, about Map improvements 2018, Notifications, Structured discussions and Edit Review Improvements. Please tell other users about these changes. Not all changes will affect you.

What's new?

The Collaboration team has announced the start of a new project: In-Context Help and Onboarding. The idea is to improve retention of new wiki editors by giving them short tutorials and other training experiences related to, and triggered by, their current activities on the wikis (that’s the “in context” part). The project follows from the conclusions of the New Editor Experiences research. The work is in its very early stages, but we’d like to hear from people with ideas on the subject—particularly if you have experience supporting or training new contributors.

Map improvements 2018 [More information]

• Maps using Maplink and Mapframe functions now include an extra zoom level (level 19). This is part of the Kartographer Improvements, the number one request of the 2017 Community Wishlist survey. [79]

Edit Review Improvements [More information • Help pages]

• Number of edit to show in recent changes information text was incorrect in Special:Preferences. It has been rephrased. [80]

Notifications [More information • Help pages]

Recent changes

• You can notify users in edit summaries. They will get a ping just as if they had been mentioned on a wiki page. That new feature has been documented. [81]
• Preferences panel on Special:Notifications was overlapping other elements. This has been fixed. [82]

Future changes

• An important work is under progress to allow thanks of log entry. This is done by the Community Tech team. [83]

Structured discussions [More information • Help pages]

Recent changes

• Structured Discussions extension has been uninstalled from wikis not using it. However, it is still possible for a community to request a trial of Structured discussions. [84]

Problems

• It was not possible to opt-in and opt-out Structured discussions on wikis using it as a Beta feature. It is now fixed. [85]

Future changes

• The visual editor and 2017 wikitext editor interface is going to change for consistency. The toolbar, dialogs and menus will appear slightly bigger; some icons will look different. Content or functionality will not change. That change will apply to Structured Discussions as well. [86]

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12:25, 26 March 2018 (UTC)

Latest message for Collaboration team newsletter; Growth team's newsletter invite

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The Community Wishlist Survey

Hi,

You get this message because you’ve previously participated in the Community Wishlist Survey. I just wanted to let you know that this year’s survey is now open for proposals. You can suggest technical changes until 11 November: Community Wishlist Survey 2019.

You can vote from November 16 to November 30. To keep the number of messages at a reasonable level, I won’t send out a separate reminder to you about that. /Johan (WMF) 11:24, 30 October 2018 (UTC)

Community Wishlist Survey 2021: Invitation

The 2021 Community Wishlist Survey is now open! This survey is the process where communities decide what the Community Tech team should work on over the next year. We encourage everyone to submit proposals until the deadline on 30 November, or comment on other proposals to help make them better. The communities will vote on the proposals between 8 December and 21 December.

The Community Tech team is focused on tools for experienced Wikimedia editors. You can write proposals in any language, and we will translate them for you. Thank you, and we look forward to seeing your proposals!

SGrabarczuk (WMF)

18:25, 20 November 2020 (UTC)

Community Wishlist Survey 2021

We invite all registered users to vote on the 2021 Community Wishlist Survey. You can vote from now until 21 December for as many different wishes as you want.

In the Survey, wishes for new and improved tools for experienced editors are collected. After the voting, we will do our best to grant your wishes. We will start with the most popular ones.

We, the Community Tech, are one of the Wikimedia Foundation teams. We create and improve editing and wiki moderation tools. What we work on is decided based on results of the Community Wishlist Survey. Once a year, you can submit wishes. After two weeks, you can vote on the ones that you're most interested in. Next, we choose wishes from the survey to work on. Some of the wishes may be granted by volunteer developers or other teams.

We are waiting for your votes. Thank you!

SGrabarczuk (WMF)

16:09, 11 December 2020 (UTC)

Regardin' edits

Greetings of the day, I wanna know how are doing these days.

Can you please edit on w:2020–21 Indian Super League season and cite new signings of SC East Bengal w:Calum Woods and w:Juande for Kerala Blasters. These are offically done. It's been a pleasure to have a chat with you as always. Furthermore, guide me to unblock, that's most earnest request for this instant on En Wikipedia. Thanks a million SHISHIR DUA (talk) 16:18, 26 December 2020 (UTC)

Objectives of WikiConference India 2023

@Usernamekiran In the absence of clear observation of the vision and objectives of WikiConference India 2023,I have asked the organizing committee here.Since an activist of the organizing committee has responded to it, I intend to present my opinion at length about it, so I am very interested and willing to know your opinion before I present my opinion.My initial point is that I have observed for some time that these types of WikiConference are undermining the original intended purpose of regional Wikipedias rather than its benefit. Rsekanayake (talk) 03:18, 10 December 2022 (UTC)

@Rsekanayake: Thank you. I will soon post my opinion on your talkpage, in 20 to 48 hours from now. Thanks again. —usernamekiran (talk) 03:20, 10 December 2022 (UTC)

@UsernamekiranI have yet to know what your opinion is. Thank you.:) Rsekanayake (talk) 02:10, 16 December 2022 (UTC)

Thank you for your previous response and for your willingness to further discuss the topic at hand. I appreciate your insights and understand that the issue is complex and multifaceted. I would like to clarify that my intention was not to cause any trouble or to create a crisis within the subcultural influence in question. I apologize if my actions or words were perceived as such, and I hope that we can continue to have a respectful and constructive dialogue about the topic.I look forward to your further thoughts and perspectives on the matter. Rsekanayake (talk) 15:49, 29 December 2022 (UTC)

KiranBOT and AMP tracking removal

Hi. Is there any good reason for your bot to change a https address to http (like in this edit)? — Yerpo ^Eh? 08:56, 21 May 2025 (UTC)

@Yerpo: Hello. The bot captures the canonical URL provided by the developer of that page. A lot of the times, developers insert faulty URL/information. Regarding the http vs https issue, the bot has been recently updated to handle such cases. If the bot comes across a new URL, it will update http to https in case https works. But there are some cases (old/legacy sites, or under-budget sites) where https doesn't work. Generally speaking, in case https is operational, http redirects to https, so we are not breaking anything. Regarding that particular URL, it was already in the database. There are currently around a thousand similar URLs. I am currently out of town. I will update the URLs from the database when I get back home. —usernamekiran (talk) 13:26, 21 May 2025 (UTC)

@Yerpo: Hello. On 23 May, I repaired all the http URLs from the database, except for the ones that do not work with https, they only work with http. There are not many of these. —usernamekiran (talk) 10:19, 25 May 2025 (UTC)

Pull request for KiranBOT

Hi, I made a small pull request for KiranBOT relating to the Finnish edit summary. Also, it would be nice to have a link to the global bot status request somewhere on the bot's user page since it took me some time to find it. Thanks a lot for your work! Samoasambia ✎ 21:07, 12 June 2025 (UTC)

@Samoasambia: Hi. Thank you. I will look into the pull request in a few hours, I'm currently on mobile. I will add the link to approval requests on the user-page as well as on the information page. Also, I'm thinking about restructuring all the pages. Do you think all the pages should be on English Wikipedia, or meta? I will ask about this to some other cross-project bot operators as well. —usernamekiran (talk) 01:15, 13 June 2025 (UTC)

I merged the request, apparently it was not complicated from the mobile. But I will still need to update the actual source code from computer. —usernamekiran (talk) 01:27, 13 June 2025 (UTC)

Template:Uw-block 202.145.5.43 10:24, 4 July 2025 (UTC)

eh? —usernamekiran (talk) 10:27, 4 July 2025 (UTC)

April 19 message

Hi Usernamekiran. In your message hr:Special:Diff/7177450 there was an unclosed ‎<div>, causing problems with the messages that followed: on mobile devices, at least, they were uncollapsed and uneditable. I thought you should know, and may want to clean it up - where needed. Best, pon_or (talk) 10:14, 9 October 2025 (UTC)

Global bot approval request for SchlurcherBot

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kiranbot4 is not closing SQL transactions

Hi, kiranbot4 is holding SQL transactions active for multiple days, and this is causing some issues in ToolsDB. Can you please have a look at phab:T409716? Thanks! FNegri-WMF (talk) 18:32, 21 November 2025 (UTC)

@FNegri-WMF: thanks for the heads up. I would be able to do that tomorrow. Should I stop that particular task for now? —usernamekiran (talk) 18:41, 21 November 2025 (UTC)

@FNegri-WMF: I have stopped the bot for now. I will fix it tomorrow auto commit = true) when I'm on computer, and will update on phab. Thanks again. —usernamekiran (talk) 18:51, 21 November 2025 (UTC)

Thank you for the quick response! It was not causing issues right now, but I'm worried it could start causing issues again, so I would keep it disabled until you deploy the fix. FNegri-WMF (talk) 18:56, 21 November 2025 (UTC)

Thanks

Just wanted to thank you for the bot's edits in Bulgarian Wikipedia! --Like the windows (talk) 09:27, 30 November 2025 (UTC)