...what does that even mean? All language Wikipedias are "subordinate" to the Foundation, they are language variants organized and run by the Foundation itself. And, yes, there are global Wikimedia rules that need to be followed. And that includes not bringing harm to other users. Does this group really think everyone else doesn't see the BS PR they're pushing? It's pretty plain to see that they want to both promote the censorship of the Chinese government and to use Chinese Wikipedia as a front to identify and hunt down "dissidents". SilverserenC 21:57, 26 September 2021 (UTC)
User:Super Wang [...] looks forward to editing Wikipedia again – on the hard-fork.Well, if it's a hard fork... he wouldn't be, would he? He might look forward to once again editing an online collaborative encyclopedia, and may well end up doing so, but that (mainland-hosted, forked) encyclopedia wouldn't be Wikipedia. I'm fairly confident the WMF are protective enough of their brand that they'd force them to at least not use the name Wikipedia, even if all the content originated from there (before being subjected to a thorough government scrubbing). -- FeRDNYC (talk) 12:51, 27 September 2021 (UTC)
The legitimacy of the voting in the latest Russian Arbitration Committee election (AK-32) has been challenged. [...] According to Levg "there is a probability that AK–32 will be asked to investigate it, or more likely – to establish a kind of 'Investigation commission'."— What is AK-32? The first sentence says it is the election, but then "AK–32 will be asked to investigate" makes no sense. —2d37 (talk) 10:56, 29 September 2021 (UTC)
I hope this helps.— Yes, thank you. I'm sorry if I accidentally implied the story is unimportant. —2d37 (talk) 02:03, 30 September 2021 (UTC)
← Back to News and notes