Hi folks,<br><br>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 (<a href="http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikidata%2Fhu&amp;diff=3728047&amp;oldid=3416903">http://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikidata%2Fhu&amp;diff=3728047&amp;oldid=3416903</a>) and now I cannot edit it at all. I don&#39;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 <i>is</i> 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.<br>
<br>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?<br clear="all">
<br>-- <br>Bináris<br>