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The following notes are intended to serve as guidelines for the process of publishing the Tech/News weekly newsletter and as a place to gather experiences and best practices learned from the publication and delivery of the newsletter's previous issues. There are more details about about deadlines and inclusion criteria for editors who want to contribute or translate.

Writing guidelines[edit]

• SimplyPut.ie gathers useful resources on how to write in plain English and provides a handy list of words and phrases to avoid.
• US government has a list of words to avoid and the entire site https://plainlanguage.gov/
• UK government has a similar list, and a writing guide.
• Kingcounty.gov has a list of words to avoid with alternatives.

Links

Be careful with links to wikis other than MediaWiki.org, Commons, Wikidata, and Wikispecies. If you want the links to always work in the same way, always use m:Example to link to anything on Meta-Wiki; always use w:en:Example to link to anything on English Wikipedia; always use q:de:Beispiel to link to anything on German Wikiquote.

Code

All visible MediaWiki or HTML tags should be wrapped in <code><nowiki>...</nowiki></code>;

Add the direction of LTR blocks, for RTL languages compatibility. For instance, <code dir=ltr>.mw-ui-constructive</code> will be rendered as a LTR text in a RTL translation.

• Whenever issues contain text similar to one that had already been published, use the same <tvar|name> to reduce amount of work required of translators and take advantage of translation memory.
• Inline links that are not supposed to be translated should be put inside <tvar> to simplify translations and direct all users to the same page, for example: [[c:somelink|description]];
  • For recurring items, use the same tvar, so that translators can use translation memory more easily. link, link2, link3 etc. are good generic tvar labels.
  • When you put displayed text inside a tvar, add directionality markers so it displays properly on RTL wikis (and ideally also the language): <span>your content</span>
• ‏ can solve some RTL problems. Example.
• Reference links (e.g. to Phabricator tickets) should be at the end of an item, outside the <translate> tags. External links are preferred (even if an interwiki link is possible) because they're automatically numbered.
• Interface messages (button names, etc.) should be internationalized using {{int:...}}. See mw:Help:Magic words#Localization for details. Append ?uselang=qqx (or &uselang=qqx) to a URL, to show the interface message's variable name. Example.
• Here are some standardized lines we occasionally have to use:
  • There is no new MediaWiki version this week.
  • MediaWiki <tvar|mwversion>1.36.0-wmf.1</> was scheduled to be deployed on some wikis last week. The deployment was delayed because of unexpected problems.
  • You will be able to read but not edit [[<tvar|somewikis>phab:T1111111</>|some wikis]] for a few minutes on {{#time:<tvar|defaultformat>j xg</>|<tvar|date2>2020-01-01</>|<tvar|format_language_code>{{TRANSLATIONLANGUAGE}}</>}}. This will happen around [<tvar|time>https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?iso=20200101T05</> 05:00 UTC]. This is for database maintenance.

• You can add the 'Recurring item' and 'Advanced item' icons to the start of entries (before the entry's own <translate> marker), by copying these lines:
• [[File:Octicons-sync.svg|12px|link=|<translate>Recurrent item</translate>]]
• [[File:Octicons-tools.svg|15px|link=|<translate>Advanced item</translate>]]

Publication schedule[edit]

See also: Tech/News/For contributors#When is the work done?

The current distribution date for the newsletter is Monday, at around 3:00 pm (UTC). This deadline is linked to from the upcoming issue.

Distribution[edit]

See an overview of the process in this 2014 blog post

The distribution generally happens on Monday around 3:00 pm (UTC). If you change that time, update the deadline linked to from the upcoming issue.

1. Do the final polish
   1. Remove the 'deadline' template, and mark for translation.
   2. Open all translations on Meta and check for red links, in case there was an error during the translation.
2. Generate the multilingual text of the newsletter
   1. Open Tech/News/Sandbox
   2. Replace the existing issue number with the one that's being sent out (for example, week=28);
   3. After the issue number, insert language codes for languages that have at least partial translations, for instance fr|ko|ja|pl|pt|uk. Do not add en for the English version; as the default language, it is automatically included.
   4. Save your edit.
      • If it breaks, check if all languages have been translated properly. (check for missing tvar code elements, unclosed links, etc)
3. Test the message
   1. Manually test the message on a few wikis (e.g. on your user page) using the whole generated text, and look for issues (red links, line breaks, etc.). You can do this in two different ways:
      • Copy/paste the whole generated text manually on a few of your user pages, and preview without saving;
        • Check that it begins with <section begin=, ends with a timestamp, and that it uses the right edition (both text and link);
      • Use Special:MassMessage for a dry run using a test distribution list (see example); the process is the same as for the actual delivery (described further below), except for the target list.
   2. A good rule of thumb is to check:
      • on the English Wikipedia
      • on another language available
      • on another language not available (defaulting to English)
      • on an RTL wiki
      • on a multilingual wiki (e.g. mediawikiwiki, commons, wikidata, etc)
      • and on a community page in a localized namespace.
   3. Test it exactly like you plan to send it, including the subject of the message. If you see a mistake, test it again after you fixed the mistake.
4. Launch the delivery
   1. Open Special:MassMessage in another tab or window
      • Page containing list of pages to leave a message on: Global message delivery/Targets/Tech ambassadors
      • Subject of the message (also used as the edit summary): [[m:Special:MyLanguage/Tech/News/2020/50|Tech News: 2020-50]]
      • Body of the message: The whole multilingual text generated earlier, including the fixes for English language dates.
   2. Click on the button on the page; only the English text will show, because it's Meta-Wiki's language
   3. Do a final check, and if everything looks good, click on the button on the page
5. Wrap up
   1. Thank the translators on their mailing list at translators-l@lists.wikimedia.org.
   2. Send the English version of the newsletter to the Tech ambassadors at wikitech-ambassadors@lists.wikimedia.org in an HTML e-mail (topic: Tech News 2020, week 50). Copy the text of the newsletter from the desktop site. You may have to copy the language bar into a text document and copy it again to get the right amount of formatting.
   3. Publish it on Diff
      • Create a new blog post, copy & paste the content from the wikipage into the body, add a header as Tech/News/2020/50, tag it with #tech-news, categorize it with technical news and technology, set 'Post Status' to 'Draft', click 'Publish' and 'Submit for review'. (see example post)

Structural components of Tech/News[edit]

• Template:Tech news nav Navigation template between issues (with 1-click creation of the next issue)
• Tech/News/init, Default content of new issues
• Global message delivery, used to deliver Tech News to subscribers across wikis

This is the Manual of Style for character Anime pages. These example pages are structured purposefully with headers and subheaders in specific order, from top to bottom. The order is strictly enforced for all associated pages. All anime character page names must end with (Anime)

If a character has game variants, it should always point back to the original character rather than any of the variants.

• 3Appearance
• 5History
• 6Relationships

CharacterTabs

Template:CharacterTabs is at the top of all character pages and subpages. It serves a directory for a single character's pages.

Character (Anime) Template

Template:Character (Anime) must be on every anime character page. Fill in however many fields as possible. Blank fields will not appear.

Appearance

Describe the appearance of the character. For costume or outfit changes, separate into subsections.

Outfit 1

Personality

The character's personally. Comparing and contrasting between the game and anime versions of the character is acceptable.

History

Early Life

If applicable.

Girl in Blue

Each episode the character appears in is separated into subsections. Each subsection describes where/when the character appears, what they do in that episode, etc. This is applicable even if the character only appears briefly.

Departure

Episode 5 Title

Relationships

Relationships should be regulated to other characters in the anime. Comparing and contrasting relationships between the game and anime is acceptable. Split into more subsections as needed (such as Friends/Rivals).

Katalina

Gran

Quotes

Trivia

Meta Manual R

Trivia about the character which doesn't fit anywhere else.

Meta Manual Differential