I tested Special:Import on test.leuksman.com yesterday. While it certainly has improved I sure hope that it will NOT be enabled on the Wikimedia servers in its current state. It is very easy (for admins) to falsify (with the file upload feature) or just mess up article histories and user contributions, and since imports are not logged there's no way to keep track of it. I don't fear that we have many rogue admins that would try to abuse the feature, but you don't have to be rogue to make a mess. Since the contributors (/authors) of an imported article are treated as they were local you can create a real mess of user contributions. On no.wikipedia and nn.wikipedia there are for example two different active users called "Jhs". If I were to import an article contributed by "Jhs" from no.wikipedia to nn.wikipedia, it would show up in Jhs's user contributions on nn.wikipedia, even though that user never wrote anything like it. In its current state I would say that for license complience it is also inferior to manual import, since it does not point to the source of the article in any way, just to a non-existent user (as far as I can understand). And since the default is to only export (and thus import) the last revision, only one contributor is attributed. --Guttorm Flatabø (user:dittaeva)