[Foundation-l] Following the conventions: seperating Wikisource
Tim Starling
tstarling at wikimedia.org
Tue Jun 5 01:54:34 UTC 2007
Mohamed Magdy wrote:
> The issue:
>
> http://wikisource.org is supposed to be a portal, a portal with links to
> the different versions of the project. just like all the other projects,
> the main domain a portal..the sub-domains contains the different
> versions..except for the multilingual projects (commons + meta) which
> don't have any sub-domains and have their main pages in English as
> default and main pages in many other languages. so commons.wikimedia.org
> or meta.wikimedia.org are considered to be the 'portals' or better..they
> don't have portals (all content on one wiki) or there are no
> metawiki.org or commonswiki.org so they don't have a portal and that is
> of course made intentionally (they don't need that ball surrounded by
> languages)..
We've generally considered this to be a matter for the Wikisource
community to decide. The reason Wikisource was not split into subdomains
at the same time as the other projects, and the reason there remains a
"central" Wikisource, is because that's how they voted.
-- Tim Starling
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