Good morning! I collected month names at http://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Szerkeszt%C5%91:Bin%C3%A1ris/Tartalomjegyz%C3%… as shown in archivebot.py. I need it for writing and testing the TOCbot<http://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Szerkeszt%C5%91:Bin%C3%A1ris/TOCbot&…ot>, which has to recognize short and long month names in archive name patterns. The relevant part of my code is: * text += '<br>'.join([Site.mediawiki_message(MonthsS[i]) for i in range(12)]) + '\n|' text += '<br>'.join([Site.mediawiki_message(MonthsL[i]) for i in range(12)]) *for each Site in site.validLanguageLinks(). If there is any Dutch here, please check the *nl* row, because I saw that archivebot.py handles it in a specific way that I don't understand, and cannot check because of different locale. Now, some rows show irregular behavior which I don't understand. 1. In rows *ne* and *ti* a part of the short names seems to be native, and some of the short names English. (Apr, Oct in *ne* and from Jul to Dec in *ti*.) Is that perhaps a MediaWiki bug? 2. In the last row, *zu*, all the long names have a 'u' at the beginning, just as in Python Unicode strings. Is that correct or some misbehaviour? 3. In the row *ba* there are two short names (ғин, май) that don't fit in the line. Or is that the other ten? They are different and lower case, while the others upper case and identical to the long name. Is that a bug or a feature? If bug, is it in MediaWiki? 4. There are two rows, *ba* and *ky*, where there are alternative versions in parenthesis, the basic version being *almost* identical to Russian. Does it mean that any of the given versions may appear in that wiki as a month name? -- Bináris