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Administrators' newsletter – July 2019

News and updates for administrators from the past month (June 2019).

Administrator changes

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Guideline and policy news

  • In a related matter, the account throttle has been restored to six creations per day as the mitigation activity completed.

Technical news

  • The Wikimedia Foundation's Community health initiative plans to design and build a new user reporting system to make it easier for people experiencing harassment and other forms of abuse to provide accurate information to the appropriate channel for action to be taken. Community feedback is invited.

Miscellaneous


Sent by MediaWiki message delivery (talk) 21:20, 1 July 2019 (UTC)

Deleted article Queer Glass

Mr. Canens,

In reference to the deleted article, I am a little concerned that perhaps the final decision was made prior to re-reading/reviewing the updated article - when the article was proposed initially for deletion, and as a result of the comments (both pro and con), I revised the article substantially, as well as adding new reliable sources which solidified the assertion of this rather "new" art term. Would it be possible to get you to read the revised article? Or if you did and still think that adding the sources (from the nation's second largest glass school for one) doesn't add to the validity of the term as defined. That same reference was subsequently discussed elsewhere here.

Since the deletion, two separate articles have been published which directly use the term "Queer Glass" in the context that my original article defined it.

Lastly: How do I get a copy of the deleted article code?

Thank you in advance,

--BoriquaZurdo (talk) 16:36, 12 July 2019 (UTC)

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