I'm going back to 2017 now, to try to clear out relatively recent requests.

Wikibooks Ancash Quechua:  This is the language code being used for the consolidated varieties of Ancash Quechua. Test has a fair amount of content. Marking eligible.

Wikinews Pashto:  This test has been around for a while, and gets spurts of activity, but those spurts are not all that frequent. I am marking it as eligible, but will emphasize as I do so that as long as contributions remain spotty, it won't be approved as a separate project.

Wikiversity Pashto: Has nine pages of content. Marking as eligible.

Wikiquote Tajik: Contains 17 mainspace pages. Marking as eligible, while trying to encourage broader participation. (There are mainly two contributors.)

Wikiversity Tajik: Marking as rejected-stale (request over 1.5 years old, but no content was ever created)

Wikisource Sinhala: Test contains over 200 pages, and is one of the more active tests in Multilingual Wikisource. Marking as eligible.

Wikisource Mauritian Creole: I presume I should mark this as eligible, and will do so if I don't hear objections promptly. This test effectively consists of (part of) the Mauritian version of a bilingual book called Le Folk-lore de l’Île-Maurice. It's highly unlikely that there will ever be enough content in this language to move it into its own project, but since in theory it ought to be eligible, I will mark it that way.

Steven


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