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Ouzhpennañ ur gemennadenn

Miz Mezheven 2012

⇑ An davarn • Miz Mae 2012 ≪ Miz Mezheven 2012 ≫ Miz Gouere 2012 • Rann nevez e tavarn miz Mezheven 2012

Update on IPv6

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The Wikimedia Foundation is planning to do limited testing of IPv6 on June 2-3. If there are not too many problems, we may fully enable IPv6 on World IPv6 day (June 6), and keep it enabled.

What this means for your project:

At least on June 2-3, 2012, you may see a small number of edits from IPv6 addresses, which are in the form "2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334". See e.g. w:en:IPv6 address. These addresses should behave like any other IP address: You can leave messages on their talk pages; you can track their contributions; you can block them. (See the full version of this announcement for notes on range blocks.)

In the mid term, some user scripts and tools will need to be adapted for IPv6.

We suspect that IPv6 usage is going to be very low initially, meaning that abuse should be manageable, and we will assist in the monitoring of the situation.

Read the full version of this announcement on how to test the behavior of IPv6 with various tools and how to leave bug reports, and to find a fuller analysis of the implications of the IPv6 migration.

--Erik Möller, VP of Engineering and Product Development, Wikimedia Foundation 2 Mez 2012 da 02:45 (CEST)[respont]

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2011 Picture of the Year competition

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Dear Wikimedians,

Wikimedia Commons is happy to announce that the 2011 Picture of the Year competition is now open. We are interested in your opinion as to which images qualify to be the Picture of the Year 2011. Any user registered at Commons or a Wikimedia wiki SUL-related to Commons with more than 75 edits before 1 April 2012 (UTC) is welcome to vote and, of course everyone is welcome to view!

Detailed information about the contest can be found at the introductory page.

About 600 of the best of Wikimedia Common's photos, animations, movies and graphics were chosen –by the international Wikimedia Commons community– out of 12 million files during 2011 and are now called Featured Pictures.

From professional animal and plant shots to breathtaking panoramas and skylines, restorations of historically relevant images, images portraying the world's best architecture, maps, emblems, diagrams created with the most modern technology, and impressive human portraits, Commons Features Pictures of all flavors.

For your convenience, we have sorted the images into topic categories.

We regret that you receive this message in English; we intended to use banners to notify you in your native language but there was both, human and technical resistance.

See you on Commons! --Picture of the Year 2011 Committee 5 Mez 2012 da 20:05 (CEST)

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Mobile view as default view coming soon

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The mobile view of this project and others will soon become the default view on mobile devices (except tablets). Some language versions of these projects currently show no content on the mobile home page, and it is a good time to do a little formatting so users get a mobile-friendly view, or to add to existing mobile content if some already exists.

If you are an administrator, please consider helping with this change. There are instructions which are being translated. The proposed date of switching the default view is June 21.

To contact the mobile team, email mobile-feedback-l lists.wikimedia.org.

--Phil Inje Chang, Product Manager, Mobile, Wikimedia Foundation 16 Mez 2012 da 10:26 (CEST)[respont]

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Endangered langages

Demat d’an holl,
Avez vous vu le site endangered langages ? Il y a possibilité de mettre des textes en breton, pour le moment il n'y a que 2 prières ce qui est très léger... Sapcal22 (kaozeal) 22 Mez 2012 da 13:00 (CEST)[respont]

Demat dit,

Projet louable. Mais ce qui m’interpelle c’est justement les contenus. A priori il faut à chaque fois passer par un outils Google pour pouvoir mettre quoi que ce soit (Picasa pour les photos, Youtube pour les videos et sons ou Google doc pour les documents). Ces échantillons ne seraient en fait pas libre (c’est pas très clair pour moi), ou du moins il faut l’autorisation de l’auteur à chaque fois qu'on soumet un échantillon. Je ne sais pas si on est près d’avoir beaucoup de contenu. Gwendal (kaozeal)

Bibliothèque diocésaine de Quimper

Bonjour,

Un petit mot pour signaler la bibliothèque diocésaine de Quimper. Se balader sur ses pages est un vrai bonheur et un fond breton religieux et profane s'y trouve.

Bibar (kaozeal) 26 Mez 2012 da 10:53 (CEST)[respont]

Fiskal !

Une recherche multi-critère sur le catalogue en ligne donne 1347 résultats pour Langue de publication Breton. Impressionnant. Après tous ne sont pas dans le domaine public et seulement quelques uns sont numérisés mais cela en vaut tout de même la peine car il semble y avoir de vrais trésors. En regardant rapidement, je suis déjà tombé sur Ar posiou Brezonec Kerné troet et Gallec Jean Le Scao (pas dans le domaine public avant 2024 mais très intéressant). Il faudrait faire le tri et indiquer les livres que l’on peut rependre sur la page Wikimammenn:Danvez e brezhoneg war ar genrouedad.

A galon, Vigneron * ^diskut. 26 Mez 2012 da 16:07 (CEST)[respont]