Last modified: 2010-04-10 09:54:07 UTC
We do not need the "Wikipedia" namespaces on the Outreach wiki, I believe they are vestiges from the install. The only page on there is "About:Wikipedia." We really don't need an "Outreach" namespace. I'm not sure exactly how the software works, but if the "About..." link in the footer of every page could just go to a mainspace page named "About the Outreach wiki" or something similar, that would be ideal.
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(In reply to comment #0) > We do not need the "Wikipedia" namespaces on the Outreach wiki, I believe they > are vestiges from the install. The Project and Project talk namespaces are canonical. You can't remove them, you can only rename them. For some reason, the default is Wikipedia/Wikipedia talk for new Wikimedia wikis Your options are renaming to Outreach/Outreach talk or Wikimedia/Wikimedia talk. Please adjust the bug summary once you've decided. > I'm not sure exactly how the software works, but if the "About..." > link in the footer of every page could just go to a mainspace page named "About > the Outreach wiki" or something similar, that would be ideal. Don't you run a wiki? :-) You need to edit the target at [[MediaWiki:Aboutpage]] and the link text at [[MediaWiki:Aboutsite]]. Or something like that. Any local administrator can edit the MediaWiki pages.
Ah, OK. I moved the "About" text to a more logical place, thanks. You're saying that there has to be some kind of "Project" namespace, even if we don't use it? I suppose "Wikimedia" is probably ideal, then. I doubt we will ever use it, but it makes a lot more sense than "Wikipedia." Thanks for your help.
(In reply to comment #3) > Ah, OK. I moved the "About" text to a more logical place, thanks. > > You're saying that there has to be some kind of "Project" namespace, even if we > don't use it? I suppose "Wikimedia" is probably ideal, then. I doubt we will > ever use it, but it makes a lot more sense than "Wikipedia." > Yes, it has to always be there. I've renamed it to Wikimedia.