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English Wikipedia and WB article

Started by Waldschwein, September 17, 2009, 10:00:52 PM  ( Read 12,529 times )

Waldschwein

Hello!

Does anybody know what's about the non-existing WB article on Wikipedia? It seems that it was removed from some Wikipedia mods, but that's about some years ago...
I don't see any problem now why WebsiteBaker shouldn't have an article. If there are no concerns or even finished / translated texts I would like to translate the German one here http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Website_Baker

Yours Michael

PS: Feel free to translate to other languages or write a new one.  :wink:

    Black-backedShadowdamsel

    Not sure but the administrator that removed your article has retired:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Kurykh
    May be worth re-submitting?

      Waldschwein

      Hello!

      Thanks, but resubmitting I think wouldn't be that useful because as far as I remember the old article was very... Let's say clumsy. And WB 2.6x was the latest version there...

        erpe0812

        Hi

        we got somebody that will create a new wikipedia page in EN and ES in the near future based on the German Wikipedia page.
        QuoteIn addition we will modify the existing wikipedia-pages and create some new page languages within wikipedia.
        It was also announced in thei thread:
        https://forum.websitebaker.org/index.php/topic,15130.msg96850.html#msg96850

        rgds

        erpe

          Waldschwein

          #4
          Quote from: erpe on September 17, 2009, 10:26:12 PM
          we got somebody that will create a new wikipedia page in EN and ES in the near future based on the German Wikipedia page.

          Hello!

          Ok, that looks really good, haven't really seen it, but remember Wikipedia is not really thought for ads.  :wink: If I should help here to translate (or basically rewrite) the article just let me know ([sigh] look at the author of the "classic" German Wiki article[/sigh]). Otherwise I will wait for the website.

          Yours Michael

            Waldschwein

            Hello!

            I was just reviewing the Wikipedia-articles and saw, that the Italian article here http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Website_Baker is really outdated.

            Is there an Italian speaking out, that could update the article?

            It does not have to be the same as the German or Dutch one... Just it would be very, very nice if the "Ultima versione 2.6.4 (21 maggio 2006)" and some other things could be updated.  8-)

            Yours Michael

            PS: English and Spanish one will be updated the next days. If there is somebody who want to review the texts for hunting the spelling and gramatical errors down, please PM me.


              Waldschwein

              #6
              Hello!

              Ok, thanks very much Mte90 for updating the Italian article.

              Also, I proudley present... The English one (over 30 months the English wikipedia was without it): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Website_Baker

              Thanks very much erpe for providing the whole translation of the German article to English.  :wink:

              If you want to improve it - just do it.

              Yours Michael

                Luisehahne

                A well done work in Wikipedia. Many thanks t oyou.

                Dietmar
                  Note: Once the code has been generated, it is easy to debug. It's not a bug, it's a feature!

                  Waldschwein

                  Hello!

                  Just to let you know - the German article was being updated (according to the English one), too: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Website_Baker
                  Please remark - when you want to change the German article it has to be reviewed by a wikipedia-moderator (don't know why...).

                  Yours Michael

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