Hey Tito,
This was a great read, and I want point out how useful it was to see
editors' comments from different Indic Wikipedia communities providing some
context for their situations. The "Common Issues" and "Addressing the
issues" sections were also well-placed, as well as the gaps in content and
policy documentation
<https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/CIS-A2K/Policies_and_guidelines/List_of_important_policies_and_guidelines#Procedural_policies>.
This handbook seems like a useful resource to help focus discussions on
common issues, particularly on translation (e.g. what policy / content page
gaps should be most prioritized for translation).
I can help cross-post this, if you'd like. Are there any mailing lists you
want this to be posted to, in particular?
Take care,
Jethro
On Tue, Dec 29, 2015 at 3:09 AM, Tito Dutta <trulytito(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,
A few weeks ago we informed you that we were working on a "policies and
guidelines" handbook for Indic Wikipedia communities. Thanks to everyone
who helped us to create this handbook. We'll continue to communicate with
you.
This handbook is ready (still not uploaded on Commons, will be doing
soon). Please review the handbook (attached) and if you think something is
missing or needs to be improved, please let us know. Although we'll be
continuously taking feedback and communicate with Indic Wikipedians, please
try to share your feedback before 5 January. Please cross-post this email,
if possible.
Thank you.
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