Incubator:Requests for starting a test
Latest comment: 12 days ago by MF-Warburg in topic Prussian Wiktionary
If you are unsure whether your language is valid to be hosted here or have its own subdomain, you can ask here for advice.
Instructions [view]
- Be sure you have a user account here at Incubator.
- How to request? Just say which language and which project (Wikipedia, Wiktionary, ...) and give a link to a Wikipedia article or another webpage with some information.
- We need this to know the ISO 639 language code. If you already know the language code, please provide it.
- If that language doesn't already have an existing wiki in another Wikimedia project, please provide a translation for the phrase "Main Page" in that language.
- Add a new request
- And then? Someone will say whether you are allowed to start a test, and if so, he will give a link where you need to start your test.
- People who are either administrators and/or familiar with Incubator/LangCom policies may handle requests.
Current requests
[edit source]Please use the link in the instructions above to add a new request.
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- Proposed project: Wiktionary
- Language: Prussian
- MediaWiki code: prg
- Temporary main page: Wt/prg/Main Page
- Other Wikimedia projects:
- Proposed Wikimedia project: https://prg.wikiproject.org/
Aklbmd164 (talk) 15:31, 19 January 2025 (UTC)
- As this language is extinct, this is not possible. --MF-W {a, b} 21:20, 21 January 2025 (UTC)
- @MF-Warburg: Isn't that matter rather controversial? SIL lists it as Living, and Ethnologue as Endangered (and at some point in the past, Dormant). Atleast one academical source (here) points to the existence of 4 children that speak it natively. I was doing this quick research before answering, but I am not so sure, should it still be considered as extinct? Iohanen (Garcez) (talk) 21:35, 21 January 2025 (UTC)
- If the user speaks the language and wants to make this point, it should best be discussed in a Request on Meta. --MF-W {a, b} 20:25, 15 March 2025 (UTC)
- @MF-Warburg: Isn't that matter rather controversial? SIL lists it as Living, and Ethnologue as Endangered (and at some point in the past, Dormant). Atleast one academical source (here) points to the existence of 4 children that speak it natively. I was doing this quick research before answering, but I am not so sure, should it still be considered as extinct? Iohanen (Garcez) (talk) 21:35, 21 January 2025 (UTC)