Hi, I'm asking you this based on a comment I noticed at Wikipedia:User_talk:QuartierLatin1968#en.wiktionary_says_hello. Is Importing from wikipedia being done currently here on a regular basis? We have a list of hundreds of articles which have been tagged to be transwikied here, which, by the way, has been moved to a different category on wikipedia, and is now at Wikipedia:Category:Copy_to_Wiktionary. And, if this Import function is used, is the transwiki process completed on the wikipedia side? That is, is the transwiki tag removed, and is a notation being left on the wikipedia transwiki log? I have no wiktionary account, I am Wikipedia:User:Xyzzyplugh.
Ok, thanks for checking up on this for me. My concern is that if Wiktionary admins import articles, but don't make any changes on the wikipedia side (removing the transwiki tag and adding a link to the wikipedia transwiki log) this will cause a variety of problems. I'll ask User:Connel MacKenzie about this as you suggested. Wikipedia:User:Xyzzyplugh 23:21, 13 October 2006 (UTC)
Hello TheDaveRoss,
please send your prefered login-name, your realname and the public part of your SSH-Key to . We will create your account soon. --DaB. 23:21, 13 October 2006 (UTC)
You reverted my change of amn't. I didn't this a synonym was aren't. 23:21, 13 October 2006 (UTC)
Why did you delete my fledgling word?
Dan
Your bot made a mistake - subjunctve instead of subjunctive --86.133.50.15 10:11, 13 October 2006 (UTC)
Thanks for cleaning up "subjunctve". Another common typo I see that a bot could handle is "genetive" for "genitive". --EncycloPetey 23:22, 13 October 2006 (UTC)
Hi, I was trying to create a link to the 13th meaning of "heat" in Wiktionary (by using the html code: , for an anchor) when I got reverted by you. Am I allowed to do that? The problem is that if I merely refer a reader to the "heat" page, they might not be able to figure out which usage I'm referring to. Any help will be greatly appreciated! Sanjay Tiwari 02:44, 15 October 2006 (UTC)
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I see your bot added a bunch of conjugated Spanish verbs back in September. Unfortunately, the way I see it, all the definitions need to be changed to use italics when referring to the infinitive form of the verbs (since it's the words themselves that are being referred to). See this edit of mine for an example of what I mean. Could you modify your bot to make these changes? - dcljr 23:49, 23 October 2006 (UTC)
Hello, I'm currently working on the Ancient Greek section of Wiktionary, and I've been dreaming of a bot to work for us in a similar fashion to what TheDaveBot is doing for Spanish. Ancient Greek has a ridiculous number of verb forms (and quite a few noun forms as well), for example see φιλέω (the inflection is hidden, hit the show button). Sadly, I have absolutely no programming expertise. I was wondering if you knew of a place where I could learn to program a bot to do what yours is doing. Or if it would be easy to get a modified copy of your bot to work for Greek, as we would need it to do almost exactly the same thing. Thanks very much for your time. Cerealkiller13 21:53, 11 December 2006 (UTC)