Wn/mul

This is the language code for "multiple languages". Under normal circumstances, there should not be a test wiki here.

Wikinews tests are in read-only mode.

The Wikimedia Foundation Board of Trustees approved closure of all editions of Wikinews. Creating new tests for Wikinews and editing existing tests is now restricted. Editing and new content creation is no longer possible. Thank you for your understanding!

multiple languages Wikinews

This test wiki was rejected by the Language committee, and has been deleted.

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This test wiki was rejected by the Language Committee and has been deleted. There could be an XML file available (ask the administrators) which can be transferred to a non-Wikimedia wiki.

Language

• ISO 639-1: (none)
• ISO 639-3: mul (Glottolog)
• English Wikipedia article: Multilingualism (mul)
• Translatewiki.net portal
• Directionality: left-to-right

Test wiki content

• Project: Wikinews

Requirements

• Request in Meta-Wiki (rejected)
• This language code is a special situation. There might be clarification below this template.
• Even if this test has a valid language code, it was rejected by the Language Committee. See link just above.

• Check localisation requirements
• Check wiki activity

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The language code "mul" is valid, strictly speaking, but the Language committee has rejected this project.