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Liwang nopo diti nga momohuyad kokomoi do impohon boros di mogikaakawo id MediaWiki.org id timpu diti.

Boros
Boros

Kouhupan: liwang ngaran

The Help: namespace contains a set of public domain help pages. The aim is to provide a basic set of help pages that may be imported into new wikis covering the basic editing and usage instructions. These should be translated into as many languages as possible.

  • English is the main reference language, and all root pages should be named and written in English.
  • Sub-pages should only be used for translations into other languages, not for English content (e.g. you shouldn't use Table editing/example - use Table editing example or Example of table editing instead).
  • If an international version of a page exists but an English version does not, then please create a stub article for the English version as this aids navigation.

This system will be compatible with the planned automated import/export of Help pages, but may need a bit of working around to export/import non-English pages in the interim.

Pomodolinan pongoputan

Momoguno yahai do pongoputan Translate montok atus bolikan. These use the subpage convention, with {{#translation:}} for categories.

The system is recommended at least for most visited pages and all new help, manual and (main) extension pages, but no policy has been established on this yet.

You can request a page to be added to translation by preparing it for translation, then a translation administrator will have to enable it (see the tutorial How to prepare a page for translation); otherwise, ask directly to one of the translation administrators to do it.

System Laid

  • Other languages should be placed in an appropriately named sub-page of the English version. For example, the French version of Help:Contents should be at Help:Contents/fr (not Help:Contenu, Aide:Contenu or Help:Contenu/fr).
  • Language sub-pages should be named using the appropriate language code for that language (see below).
  • All pages in the help namespace should be tagged with the {{Languages }} template, which automatically creates links to all available translations.

Convert to Translate

The pages with existing translations are usually worth being made into translatable pages. Prepare the (English) root page for translation (see the Translate extension section) and, as soon as it's marked for translation, manually import the old translations from the history of subpages to the translation units (by clicking "translate this page"). The new feature Special:PagePreparation + Special:PageMigration facilitates this (currently available only for translation administrators).

A list of pages translated with the old system, to be migrated to the new, is in the works at Project:Language policy/Migration list.

Ponuhuan di lobi poinralom:

  • Login or register on mediawiki.org: all your work will happen on this wiki. Pick one page to migrate to Translate from the migration list (on the list's talk page, you can ask any question). Polish the English text as fit/possible to avoid migrating very obsolete/low quality text, skip pages where unsure. Prepare the page for translation (i.e. add ‎<translate> tags etc.) following the page translation tutorial linked above; then edit the migration list, writing next to the page's title that you've done it.
  • A translation administrator (you?) will now approve ("mark") the page for translation at their discretion. When it's approved, complete the job: copy the old translations to corresponding units with Special:Translate (as a translator would do in the translation tutorial linked above). You don't need to know the language you're migrating, only to identify which paragraph corresponds to which, even though it's not a loyal translation (machine translation can help grasp the meaning if the layout of the page doesn't provide enough hints).

Bolikan Gulu

The English version of our front page is located at MediaWiki. Translated versions are located at MediaWiki/code, where code is the language code (e.g. MediaWiki/fr). Please see Template:Main page for content of main page; you can translate it there.

Oponsol kopio o, kooturan kokomoi kuud boros (intangai id siriba) i okito do hiti.

Liwang ngaran do suai

Apart from the Main Page, no policy has yet been decided about other namespaces. For the time being, if you would like to create translations for pages in other namespaces then please do so as described for the Help: namespace, however content may be moved or deleted depending on the policy that is eventually adopted.

Montok do pogibaabarasan, intangai iti Boros om Pomodolinan potilombus id Isu dinondo.

Note that the rule that English content should not be placed in sub-pages does not apply to other namespaces. This is one of the issues that needs resolving.

Kuud boros

Throughout MediaWiki.org you should use the language codes specified by the MediaWiki software when creating language-specific content (see Names.php for the full and up-to-date list).

Soroho nogi ahal id siriba:

  • Nung kod boros nopo nga au oihum id Names.php, nga au yahai popotounda do liwang kouhupan id suang boros dii.
  • If you want to add a language that is not present, first get it added to the software (by making a request at Phabricator) and only add pages here once the changes have been accepted.
  • If MediaWiki uses the 'incorrect' code for a language then you should also (for consistency) use that incorrect code here. If you think a code is incorrect, you should discuss it on Phabricator, and if this results in it being changed we will move the pages to match.
  • Note that some language codes in Names.php are now deprecated (e.g. zh-yue has been replaced with yue). In these cases only the most recent code should be used.
  • Maya poimponu, papadalin do variasi boros (poomitanan zh-hans) nopo nga au alapon om mositi do posuangon id liwang gulu (poomitanan zh) nung milo.

Intangai nogi