1. Malagasy
Wikibooks<https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Proposals_for_closing_projects…ks>:
Only one LangCom member (Gerard) responded to this. If I interpreted that response
correctly, Gerard is OK with locking that project. I can't tell quite how strongly he
favors that, though. On the other hand, since the only problem this wiki has is
inactivity, I'm not sure that a single member's agreeing to a closure constitutes
sufficient support to close. So does anyone else have an opinion about this? If nobody
else comments in a week, I'm going to take the position that there was no consensus on
the Committee to close the project.
2. Wikimedia
Macedonia<https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Proposals_for_closing_projects…ia>:
There would be no reason to move any content from this to a place like Incubator anyway.
Apparently Wikimedia Macedonia was "derecognized" in 2017. A new group has since
been formed, and intends to take over as the Wikimedia Macedonia chapter when certain
negotiations with WMF are complete. Is a wiki like this within our Committee's
purview to close?
* In any event, I have asked a member of the new team how long he thinks it will
take for these negotiations to complete. I'm thinking if they will run another year,
we should lock the wiki until the new team is in place. If they will run only another
couple of months, there is no point to that. MF-Warburg, what does one do about this type
of situation?
Steven
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