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| Thread title | Replies | Last modified |
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| Babel userbox messages | 0 | 00:09, 25 August 2016 |
| Babel extension | 0 | 11:51, 1 May 2012 |
Following the request in the previous comment on this page, you translated the Babel messages in gom-latn a few years ago. Unfortunately, the "userbox messages" don't seem to be getting displayed on the Goan Konkani Wikipedia when a user specifies, say, {{#babel:gom-0}} (or, equivalently, {{#babel:{{CONTENTLANG}}-0}}) — see the "gom-0" userbox message on my user page, for example. I don't suppose you know how to fix this? Note that using {{#babel:gom-latn-0}} does show your translation (without any wikilinks, however), and even using {{#babel:gom-deva-0}} seems to work, despite the fact that the corresponding messages in gom-deva are completely untranslated! (??) Note also that there are no messages to be translated in just gom (script unspecified). So, how do we get Babel messages for "gom-0", "gom-1", etc., to show up at gomwiki?
Hoi, you localise the Goan Konkani language in the Latin script. What we would really like is for you to localise the Babel extension and the MediaWiki most used messages as a matter of urgency.
The first is used for people to indicate their proficiency in the language and the second is a requirement for the creation of a WMF project in a new language. Thanks, GerardM (talk) 11:51, 1 May 2012 (UTC)