I haven't a single clue what all is happening out there, as you describe it Gerard, but I'm realy happy you all are doing stuff which I think would not have got done otherwise! Localisation, and creating the bare bone infrastructure is not the flambouyant part of wiki-contributing but easily one of the most important! Congrats, best wishes to all you guys out there, including & especially Gerard! My thanks & encouragement! :) On Fri, Jan 17, 2014 at 8:50 PM, Omshivaprakash | Wikimedia < omshivaprakash(a)wikimedia.in&gt; wrote: -- Warm regards, Ashwin Baindur ------------------------------------------------------

Hoi, A good question... the answer is every Indian language but let me explain. The policy of the language committee has changed; every language that is ISO-639-3 recognised will be recognised as eligible for use with Wikidata. No localisation of MediaWiki is required for this. The point is that at this stage there is hardly any localisation needed for the Reasonator. It already provides a powerful amount of information. As more information becomes available, the information becomes richer in a language. Using Reasonator does not take much effort. If there is a problem, it is with the people adding the necessary information, particularly the labels in a language. Adding labels to Wikidata is easy; you can either look for a subject and start completing the labels used on an item or you can use one of the other schemes that help you be as effective as you want to be. So any recognised language is eligible. We may need to resolve issues about scripts and orthographies. That is largely beside the point of your question. Thanks, GerardM On 17 January 2014 18:23, Srikanth Ramakrishnan &lt;srik.ramk(a)wikimedia.in&gt;wrote;wrote: