On 30 May 2012 02:13, Bináris <wikiposta(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hi folks,
I made some effort to draft Wikidata in Hungarian Wikipedia. Although it
is not quite up-to-date, but is a useful overview for Hungarian language
community. As far as I remember, this was the first national language
article on Wikidata except German, preceeding the current system. I created
a soft redirect to it on Meta which was eradicated by Fuzzybot (
http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikidata%2Fhu&diff=3728047&…)
and now I cannot edit it at all. I don't want to translate that whole stuff
from week to week again, and seemingly nobody else does it, but could we
get back the link to huwiki please? I think a long English text that is
identical to the English version and very-very up-to-date and meanwhile
states that it *is* the Hungarian version is much less useful for
Hungarian speakers than a link to the Hungarian article that backlinks to
the original one for those who want to read the current version in English.
This solution is very uniform and easy to handle by bot and very
aggressive -- whoever made it had no regard on previous content and I am
really disappointed to face this. So what is the way to have at least a
sentence on top of this nice text that leads to the useful version and will
not be ruined by the bot again and again?
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Bináris
Hi! I've done a very dirty hack on the page to get the interwiki redirect
back, although I agree it looks horrible and there's no adequate solution
for it at the moment. I couldn't just create empty paragraphs so I had to
put <!-- comment -->. Unfortunately if the page is updated and marked for
translation again then this will revert - this needs discussion with the
Localisation team.
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Thehelpfulone
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Thehelpfulone