User talk:HaithamS (WMF)

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Erm..
Hey there Haithams. As a new member of the "Wikipedia Global Development team" I thought you'd like to know that you need to be more careful. You've tripped the filter that catches vandals and have turned up on the Vandalism notice board. If you're really an employee of the foundation, you should know that you should experiment in your sandbox. Either way, please be more careful. Toddst1 (talk) 12:40, 18 June 2012 (UTC)

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Help Project newsletter : Issue 7
The Help Project Newsletter Issue VII - August 2013

Hello from Hong Kong, and the Wikimania DevCamp! Just a quick bulletin to update everyone on recent goings-on:


 * There was a Wikimedia blog post about our experience at the Open Help Conference.
 * Based on discussions at the Open Help Conference, Seeeko, Ocaasi and the wub have drafted a series of guidelines for writing and improving help pages.
 * There is now also a system in place for assessing help pages by quality and importance. See Help Project/Assessment for more details and the two scales we are using.
 * A project collaboration has been started, the first one is focusing on the above mentioned Assessment. Discussions about this are welcome at Wikipedia talk:Help Project.
 * New contributors' help page/questions was merged into Teahouse/Questions
 * A couple of other mergers have been proposed:
 * Questions and Requests
 * How to help and New contributors' help page
 * Help:Introduction to talk pages and Help:Introduction to policies and guidelines have both been overhauled and updated to use the new tutorial design.

Suggestions for future issues are welcome at Help Project/Newsletter.

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-- EdwardsBot (talk) 06:17, 7 August 2013 (UTC)