Brion Vibber wrote: el for example. As for the new look its nice but has messed up so many things (at least in the el world ) that am I supposed to start translating again? Could all this mess be avoided? Why wasn't it? -- Andreas Kasenides e-mail: Andreas.Kasenides_at_cs.ucy.ac.cy <mailto:Andreas.Kasenides%20at%20cs.ucy.ac.cy> (replace the _at_ above with @)

Brion Vibber wrote: Thanks; please could you also update the 12 waiting requests on http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/Requests_for_logos ? Thanks, Timwi

Does anyone know what I need to do (if anything) in order to correct the problem of Greek characters not showing correctly (not always)? This anomaly, of course, happened after 1,3 upgrades and shows only in the monobook skin. On a second note what happened (happening) with 1.3 upgrades should not happen again for the simple reason that if we are attract people to use and write for this project we need to keep it acceptably decent (not everyone is a programmer or tech support and not everyone is interested into the intricacies of programming). For example my 10-year old to whom I cannot seem to find a reasonble explanation why his small contribution looks (all greek to him) weird. And some wikis are not so popular as the English wikipedia, we can really not afford loosing anyone. Thanx -- Andreas Kasenides e-mail: Andreas.Kasenides_at_cs.ucy.ac.cy <mailto:Andreas.Kasenides%20at%20cs.ucy.ac.cy> (replace the _at_ above with @)

Timwi wrote: On second inspection, it definitely does *not* look fine! http://meta.wikipedia.org/upload/3/38/Greek_problem_screenshot.png This seems to be a problem with the software. The messages in the MediaWiki namespace of [[el:]] are correct. Someone seriously needs to fix that, quickly. Timwi

On Fri, 04 Jun 2004 10:29:09 -0700, Brion Vibber &lt;brion(a)pobox.com&gt; wrote: And "&chi;". Cheers, Philip