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Main Page from Meta, a Wikimedia Project Coordination Wiki Jump To Main Page From Meta, a Wikimedia project coordination wiki Jump to: navigation <#mw-head>, search <#p-search> Meta-Wiki * * Mission </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Mission> * * Projects </wiki/Wikimedia_projects>> (complete list </wiki/Complete_list_of_Wikimedia_projects>) * * Research </wiki/Research:Index> * * Translation </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Meta:Babylon> (requests </wiki/Translation_requests>) * * Vision </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Vision> *Welcome to Meta-Wiki </wiki/Meta:About_Meta>*, the global community site for the Wikimedia projects </wiki/Wikimedia_projects> and the Wikimedia movement </wiki/Wikimedia_movement> in general. Meta-Wiki's discussions range from coordination and documentation to planning and analysis of future Wikimedia activities. Other meta-focused wikis such as Wikimedia Outreach <//outreach.wikimedia.org/wiki/> are specialized projects that have their roots in Meta-Wiki. Related discussion also takes place on Wikimedia mailing lists </wiki/Mailing_lists/Overview> (particularly *wikimedia-l </wiki/Mailing_lists#Wikimedia_mailing_list>*, with its low-traffic equivalent WikimediaAnnounce </wiki/Mailing_lists#Wikimedia_Announcements_mailing_list>), IRC channels </wiki/IRC> on freenode, individual wikis of Wikimedia affiliates </wiki/Wikimedia_movement_affiliates>, and other places. *Goings-on* *Requests* [Edit / Translate <//meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Template:Main_Page/WM_News&action=edit>] November 2015 Wikipedia-W-bold-in-square.svg </wiki/File:Wikipedia-W-bold-in-square.svg> 1: Wikipedia Asian Month </wiki/Wikipedia_Asian_Month> October 2015 Crystal filetypes.png </wiki/File:Crystal_filetypes.png> 5: RfC: Global ban for Tobias Conradi </wiki/Requests_for_comment/Global_ban_for_Tobias_Conradi> September 2015 Wikimedia-logo.svg </wiki/File:Wikimedia-logo.svg> 25: Request for comment: OAuth handover </wiki/Requests_for_comment/OAuth_handover> August 2015 Wikimedia-logo.svg </wiki/File:Wikimedia-logo.svg> 6: *WikiConference USA 2015* <http://wikiconferenceusa.org> registration and proposals may be submitted. The conference will be held October 9 to 11 at the U.S. National Archives <//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Archives_Building>. Wikimedia-logo.svg </wiki/File:Wikimedia-logo.svg> 5: Wikimedia Language Portals </wiki/Wikimedia_Language_Portals>: a proposed expansion of pages within *wikimedia.org <//www.wikimedia.org>*. Wikimedia-logo.svg </wiki/File:Wikimedia-logo.svg> 3: Community Health learning </wiki/Grants:Evaluation/Community_Health_learning_campaign> July 2015 Bulbgraph.svg </wiki/File:Bulbgraph.svg> 18: Request for comment: Adding global abuse filter view rights to global sysops </wiki/Requests_for_comment/Adding_global_abuse_filter_rights_to_global_sysops> Cross-wiki issues » Bot status </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Steward_requests/Bot_status> » CheckUser </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Steward_requests/Checkuser> » Speedy deletions </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Steward_requests/Speedy_deletions> » Username changes </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Steward_requests/Username_changes> » Permissions </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Steward_requests/Permissions> » Spam blacklist </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Talk:Spam_blacklist> Other » Translations </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Translation_requests> » Logos </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Requests_for_logos> » Wikimedia Grants (funding) </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Grants:Start> » New languages </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Requests_for_new_languages> » Project closures </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Proposals_for_closing_projects> » Deletions </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Meta:Requests_for_deletion> (Deleteme category </wiki/Category:Deleteme>) / Undeletions </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Meta:Requests_for_undeletion> » *More </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Meta:Requests_and_proposals>* (*overview </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/General_requests>*) *Community and communication* *Core issues and collaboration* » Babel </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Meta:Babel>, a discussion place for Meta-Wiki matters » Mailing lists </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Mailing_lists> and IRC </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/IRC> » Meetups </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Meetup> » Wikimedia Embassy </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Wikimedia_Embassy>, a list of local contacts by language » Wikimedia Forum </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Wikimedia_Forum>, a multilingual forum for Wikimedia projects » Wikimedians </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Wikimedian> » Community </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Community> » Dispute resolution </wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Dispute_resolution> » Growing Wikimedia </wiki/Growing_Wikimedia> » Interlingual coordination </wiki/Interlingual_coordination> » Requests for comment </wiki/Requests_for_comment> » Wikimedia principles </wiki/Wikimedia_principles> *Wikimedia Foundation, Meta-Wiki, and its sister projects* The Wikimedia Foundation </wiki/Wikimedia_Foundation> is the overarching non-profit foundation that owns the Wikimedia servers </wiki/Wikimedia_servers> along with the domain names, logos </wiki/Logo> and trademarks </wiki/Wikimedia_trademarks> of all Wikimedia projects </wiki/Complete_list_of_Wikimedia_projects> and MediaWiki <//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/>. 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