Since InstantCommons loads resources from the commons, a more accurate way to find a list of wiki's using it would be to parse the commons access logs for wikis. It would be a more complete and comprehensive list of public and private wikis using commons, and would make this list redundant.
This post was posted by Ofbeaton, but signed as Olivier Beaton.
It wouldn't be very nice though. Some private wikis may not want to be listed simply because they implemented InstantCommons.
Simple matter to make an easy way to add a site to a blocklist not to display.
This post was posted by Ofbeaton, but signed as Olivier Beaton.
That is an interesting idea for another reason: if MediaWiki, or Wikimedia, could identify every wiki which uses Commons images then they could be notified if there is an important update to Commons (like the one earlier this month changing http to https, which made all images vanish), though that might depend on whether contact details were displayed.
Another possibility would be to notify an outside wiki if an image it uses is renamed or deleted, though if that means trawling through every wiki whenever any image has changed, just to see if that image is used, that would be so frequent and intrusive as to have potentially the same effect as a DDOS attack!
I removed a wikimedia site at the top of the list per the banner at the top, it was them re-added by someone claiming that it it is not hosted be the Wikimedia foundation. Who hosts it them? MyrtonosGive me new messages 13:33, 19 December 2010 (UTC)
That someone is me. Who? Let's leave this as a hometask. Why? Because their SW versions don't match. So what about the criteria? Everything outside the pmtpa qualifies.
This post was posted by Peachey88 (Flood), but signed as MaxSem.
That is a local wikimedia chapter, Although the chapters have the option to have the Wikimedia foundation host them, Some (such as the Wikimedia AU chapter) choose to host them themselves using their own setups outside the foundation's cluster.
