Does anyone know if the Berber language communities get along peacefully or not? I ask because based on the language policy we should probably be streamlining a number of test projects on Incubator:

• Start with "Wp/amz" (sic). That code is completely wrong, but this test is a small one describing itself as "Tamazight" Wikipedia. Tamazight is an endonym for Berber, speaking of which ...
• There is a small "Wp/ber". That project describes itself as "the Wikipedia project of the Berber macro-language (literary trans-dialectical Berber language)". (Note: ber is described as a "collective" code, not a "macrolanguage".)  This project is still open (for the moment) on Incubator, even though the language request was rejected by langcom.
• Then there's Wp/tmz. This is a well-developed test project. The code belongs to "Central Atlas Tamazight", but this Wikipedia describes itself as being "Standard Moroccan Tamazight". But then its code should be ...
• Wp/zgh, which, no surprise, also exists, although it's far from as well developed as Wp/tmz is.  FWIW, there is a proposal to merge the language requests for Wp/tmz and Wp/zgh at Meta.
• There is Wp/shi, Tachelhit/Shiha. This test is even bigger than Wp/tmz, and uses two different script systems.  It also features big links to Wp/tmz (described as Amazigh Modern Language Wikipedia there) on its Main Page.
• There is also Wp/rif, Riffian. 
• Finally, there is Kabyle, which has a subdomain Wikipedia at kab.wikipedia.org.