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If you want to get involved in helping notifications, please visit the portal page on MediaWiki.org.
See Help:Notifications for the user guide.

Iwwersiicht iwwer de Projet.

The Notifications project (also known as Echo) is a new initiative by the Wikimedia Foundation Growth Team intended to augment existing notifications systems such as the Watchlist system on Wikipedia and other sites using MediaWiki. Documentation for the extension and the project portal can be found at Echo (Notifications) on the MediaWiki site. It is still being developed and needs volunteers to help support and test it. Once you've had a chance to test Notifications, please take this quick survey, then join the discussion on this talk page on English Wikipedia.

Zäitplang

Notifications was first released on the English Wikipedia on 30 April 2013 and then Meta-Wiki on July 25 2013, after extensive testing on mediawiki.org, and has since been deployed on dozens more Wikipedias with many more planned releases. The initially deployed features included:

  • Talk page messages: When a message is left on your user talk page. This replaces the former text in an orange bar stating "You have a new message from another user (last change)".
  • Mentions: When your userpage is linked to, in a signed post, on a talk page or in the Project: namespace; {{U}}, {{ping}}, {{reply to}} and {{tiny ping}} (all of which simply create userpage links) also trigger notifications
  • Page links: when a new link is made to a page you created;
  • Page reviews: When a page you created is reviewed;
  • Edit reverts: When your edits are reverted;
  • Thanks system: A small "thank you" for an edit;
  • User rights: When your user rights change.
  • Topic subscriptions: When a new signed comment is added to a section you have subscribed to.

In October 2013, Notifications was released worldwide on about 800 different sites, including most of the remaining Wikipedia wikis and 'sister projects'. Fabrice Florin and Keegan Peterzell managed the community outreach for these final releases, while Benny Situ proceeded with the technical deployments. Community members generally find this tool helpful, across languages and world regions. Notifications are also available on mobile devices, and seem to be adding value on these platforms as well.

Merci

Merci ass eng experimentell Funktioun vun Notifikatiounen déi et Auteuren erlaabt eng privat 'Merci' Notifikatioun u Benotzer ze schécken déi nëtzlech Ännerunge gemaach hunn - duerch Klicken op e klenge 'merci' Link op der Lëscht vun de Versioune respektiv beim Ënnerscheed tëscht Versiounen. Et kann een och op d'Spezialsäit Spezial:Merci goen an d'Nummer vun der Versioun ID agi fir dem Benotzer dee fir déi spezifesch Versioun responsabel ass eng Matdeelung ze schécken.

The Wikimedia Foundation's Growth team developed this small feature to encourage productive contributions to MediaWiki projects. It was made available on MediaWiki.org, Meta-Wiki, and the English Wikipedia on May 30, 2013, shortly before the rest of Notifications came out.

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