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- Project name: ვიკსიკონი
- The name of the project in the requested language; for example, "Wikipédia"
in French.
- Project namespace: ვიკსიკონი
- The name of the namespace for project pages like policies; usually the same
as the project name.
- Project_talk namespace: ვიკსიკონიშ სხუნუა
- The name of the discussion namespace for project pages like policies; for
example, "Wikipedia talk" in English.
- Wiki logo: {{{logo}}}
- The name of the wiki logo uploaded to the Wikimedia Commons, like
"Wikipedia-logo-v2-pl.png" (see logo).
- Default timezone: GET (UTC+4)
- The default timezone on the wiki, like "CET (UTC+1)". This is usually the
default UTC.
- User interface: See Translatewiki.
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Replace this line with your opening argument in favour of the new project.
- Mingrelian is a Kartvelian language spoken in Western Georgia. It is included in UNESCO’s list of Endangered Languages. Wikimedia projects will allow to native speaker community to contribute to revitalization of Mingrelian language.
- This project is a very Important AS a part of revitalization of Mingrelian language.
- I don't think it is a good idea at the moment. Since there is a number of messages of extensions untranslated and xmf.wiki isn't created yet, I think you are in a hurry. So I propose closing this request immediately. –BruTe talk 07:09, 15 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]
- xmf.wiki have been created. We are working also to translate all mediawiki messages. Thanks. Kilavagora 01:49, 17 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]
- There is a long way until all mediawiki messages will be translated and language committee will start to consider it. No one hopes that it will be accepted any soon. But I don't see any contradiction why shouldn't I open just proposal. At least it could be verified as eligible. That's one step forward. And yes, editor base is not large, but it's enough to maintain wiktionary as well. Kilavagora 05:59, 17 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]
- The main source will be electronic dictionary mentioned in above links and word list from there. There are also some other printed dictionaries published recently. Kilavagora 14:53, 18 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]