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Exactly
I guess I should say that I will try to only include examples that are written by other authors as a way of keeping myself honest.
it's alright
I think that'd be a good policy for all of us to adopt, but as you say, in a wiki everything is provisional and can be improved.
hrm
Either way, can we just add a ref parameter to the example template
so the SP field is actually for SPing it and not just repeating it without the ref tag
yes pls
[[nasin nanpa pona]]
nasin nanpa pona is an extension to the pu counting system for very big numbers.
In toki pona, numbers do very much not play a central role. In fact, exact numbers beyond 2 get mostly avoided, only using mute in the right context to say what the quantity is like in the given situation. However, not only are exact numbers seemingly more needed so...
looks like that la notation is just for dividing parts of dates
yeah
#Y)#M)#D
it is very cool
I think
one more to add here
maybe there should be a table, there's probably more of these
huh, it seems like the italics carry over even here, that's nice
do they have screen screen reader support like so
i think the extension just rips whatever is in {{DISPLAYTITLE:}}
and {{tp title}} ultimately invokes something to the effect of {{DISPLAYTITLE:{{tp|{{PAGENAME}}}}}} iirc
so it shoooouuuuld
yippee
the magic of templates
thank you MediaWiki, very cool
if you are all willing to do some word articles
here are the ones that I'm not able to do (because I don't fully understand them):
- enko
- jasima
- leko
- pali
- wile
well, don't understand beyond the basics
"wile" is next in the queue for me, along with the rest of the pre-verbs.
wawa
When doing etymologies, is it worth tracing it back past the source language?
e.g. From Middle Dutch willen, from Old Dutch willen, from Proto-West Germanic *willjan, from Proto-Germanic *wiljaną, from Proto-Indo-European *welh₁-. for "wile"
not really
a cut off at 'from Dutch willen' is good enough
because that is what is most relevant
That seems to be excessive to me: the proximate source is the Dutch word "willen", though it's interesting that it's closely related to English "will" and German "wollen"
the only thing that I would consider maybe adding are cognates?
Yeah exactly.
From Dutch willen mu mu mu... Cognate with English will and German wollen
Noted.
this works
it is nice
(and also helps people to be like omg!! thatss a word in my language now i know)
How to cite book?
More generally, what would it look like to rationalize the citations? Does MediaWiki support bibtex?
@upbeat summit mu
for right now, just cite it without a template because we don't have that
kk
jan Peton o, little nitpick, do not capitalise things in title case (Content Word), instead use sentence case (Content word)
This Manual of Style (MoS or MOS) is the style manual for all English Wikipedia articles (though provisions related to accessibility apply across the entire project, not just to articles). This primary page is supported by further detail pages, which are cross-referenced here and listed at Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Contents. If any contradiction...
?
I'll use this then.
Thanks!
this yes
jan pali ante o, ni li pona ala pona tawa sina
ignore that German has a typo, it's 'wollen'
I didn't want to touch on this page, because of this. it is.. a bit more complicated than that appanretly? see lipamanka
woo
A warning I have for wile is assuming it contains the idea of a "need." A "need" is a complex concept and trying to use wile to describe it is misguided. While most needs can be framed as types of desires, the goal of "wile" isn't to merge those concepts, it's to throw one of them away. This enables a toki ponist align their desires with their actions by giving them a word to describe their desires without any complex connotation. Sometimes it's more useful to say "my body wants food, but I don't want to eat."
That's lipamanka.
Moving over to page discussion.
There is a further clarification on [[Cognates]] that i think should be in here
"to wish, to desire, to long", as in at will, do what you will, where there's a will there's a way, willful, and willpower, not the future tense
i Have seen people mistake wile for future tense marker so
maybe, if i can figure out a good way to implement that
how Should i have done it,,
you made it sound like it was a bodgy way of doing, that is the only thing that I know, asking me how to code?? in Wikitext????? o noh 
<ref>jan Pensa, sona pona commit record (2023-07-30) https://sona.pona.la/w/index.php?title=kepeken_e&oldid=1570</ref> oh no 😄
that took me by surprise, sorry
autociting
okay did i do it
I don't have another source, so I was hoping to solicit something more concrete!
But yeah I fully don't expect that source to stay there, but I believe jan Pensa about it.
this is so cool, i never knew it was cognate with vouloir
The Scribunto (Latin: "they shall write/let them write (in the future)") extension allows for embedding scripting languages in MediaWiki.
Currently the only supported scripting language is Lua.
Scribunto Lua scripts go in a namespace called Module.
Modules are run on normal wiki pages using the #invoke parser function and each module has a colle...
okay but how should i have done it without learning Lua,,
lukin la ma [Miraheze] la ona li ken ala lon ala
ken ala lon ala
nimi ante la ma Miraheze la ona li lon.?
la ona li lon ale…Y?
toki Lua li sama a toki mute ante.
sina sona toki Python li sona toki JavasScript la sina ken kama pali kepeken toki Lua. ona li ante lili, taso nasin pilin li sama. kin la toki ilo ale li sama mute anu seme: ilo li wan.
taso mi kin li sona ala toki Lua a a a li lukin taso e ona lili lon tenpo ni: jan li pana lukin e pali ona tawa mi.
taso
nimi nanpa wan li 1 li 0 ala
toki Lua la ni taso li sona mi sdfjklsjf
lon
Is there a way to see a comprehensive list of all the {{cite ...}} templates?
sina wawa
is there a way to track web traffic, like which are the top 10 most visited pages?
I think so
sona mi la ken ala
a 
there is this,,
https://sona.pona.la/wiki/Special:MostRevisions
not sure if it's useful
but it exists
pages with more edits have more visits,,, (from editors)
it is true
big jump
a ijo li toki e wile ni · lon · tenpo weka a https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T329925
I assume this means that people are clicking on the Learning Resources link on tokipona.org, or clicking on Where is Toki Pona spoken, which sends them to wikipesija which redirects to sona.pona.la
that would make sense
if that is the number of people that have used sona.pona.la wowsies
I think it counts unique visits.
o 
But only over the last 30 days.
that makes me feel way less powerful
Hey we have now an article for Sentence and for Sentence structure.
My bad on adding the former when the latter exists.
How should merge?
I also tried deleting the sentence span id from the glossary in an attempt to get things to link to the sentence article, but it didn't work.
I'm gonna take a break before bollocksing things further.
jfsklds
o tawa ma tomo
Ok I have now scribbled all over the pages, but I think it's good. [[sentence]] redirects to [[sentence structure]].
Mother*#$##**
I don't know the way of this tool.
It's something with the capitalization? [[Sentence structure]].
The sentence structure of Toki Pona sentence is as follows:
context la subject li predicate e direct object preposition indirect object.
It had to be set up this way to allow for lowercase titles
So case is significant when linking to article titles?
yes
I sometimes feel like Diogenes trying to poke at the limits of words
behold! pipi luka
five guys
grabby males
yessss
https://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%3A1999.01.0258%3Abook%3D6%3Achapter%3D2
Diogenes Laërtius is looked at with scorn by modern scholars, who would have done it differently if they were him, but the character of Diogenes the Skeptic is nevertheless hilarious and an inspiration. I love all of his bits.
Fixed the inconsistent infobox width
wawa
sjdgljsdfs
mi pana e toki ni lon lipu li awen pilin pona tan ona a a a.
I love it when serious wikis do this
thank you depths of Wikipedia girl
wait.. can I
[[w:Depths of Wikipedia]]
It's a custom command with yagpdb
Works with regex, but you basically just have to copypaste it over for your own server
{{/* YAGPDB trigger - Regex : \[\[.+\]\] */}}
{{ $bracketed_phrases := reFindAll `\[\[([^\]]*)\]\]` .Cmd }}
{{ range $bracketed_phrases -}}
{{/* trim leading "[[" and trailing "]]" */}}
{{- $wiki_link := slice .
2
(sub (len .) 2)
}}
{{- $wiki_link = reReplace " " $wiki_link "_" }}
{{- $wiki_link = urlescape $wiki_link }}
{{- $wiki_link = joinStr "" "\nhttps://sona.pona.la/wiki/" $wiki_link }}
{{- $wiki_link }}
{{- end }}
{{/* tan waso */}}```
I feel as if this is a time when the saying is true: "I tried to solve a problem with a regex, and now I have two problems."
so far i haven't seen it get triggered accidentally outside the context of sona.pona.la discussions 🤞👀
I second that.
wawa
I don't know this language but to change it to another wiki is just changing the url right?
yup!
i tried to make the code self explanatory but feel free to ask questions about how it works
Custom Commands
make a new one, pick Regex from the "trigger type" dropdown
and for the trigger put \[\[.+\]\]
yay
whoa… portal to the interwiki universe…
[[c:File:Nonbinary flag.svg]]
[[github:dmadisetti/sona.js]]
[[wikipesija:ilo nanpa]]
ike la lipu ni li lili. sina wile pona e ona la sina ken suli e ona.
ilo nanpa la jan li ken nanpa e ijo li ken pali kepeken nanpa. jan li pana e nanpa tawa ilo nanpa la ilo li kepeken nanpa li pana e nanpa sin.
tenpo pini la jan li kepeken ilo nanpa pi wawa ala. tenpo mute la ona li jo e palisa e sike lili. jan li tawa e sike lili lon palisa la...
wawa
should the writing systems page be more like the fonts one
as in, it's not a list, but a detailed explanation and stuff
how do I make tables looong, so the header texts fits better
also I finally figured out how to get images to from PDFs 
thank you jan Pensa and his jan pona Robin
in doing that I also got some illustrations like these
since we don't have the actual cover (damn you copyright), this will suffice
everything is at [[c:Category:Lipu_tenpo_illustrations]]
o toki tawa jan [Sonja] · ken la ona li pana
suli la ken pi pana linluwi o lon
lipu ku la sitelen musi sinpin li tan jan Lucy Deacon (jan nanpa Lusi) tan jan Vacon Sartirani.
ken pana li ken wile tan ona.
By default, {{Non-free book cover}} adds images to this category. However, |category= should be used to assign the image to a more specific image category:
{{Non-free book cover |category=Stephen King book covers}}Sorting defaults to {{PAGENAME}}, but |title= may be used if sorting by the filename is not preferred:
{{Non-free book cover |categ...
pilin mi la mi ken pana e sitelen lipu, taso mi o toki e ni: lawa la jan pali li awen jo e sitelen. taso mi toki e lipu la mi ken kepeken sitelen ona lon nasin Fair Use. taso jan pali pi sitelen lipu o toki e ken lon ni: ona li wile ala la mi o weka e sitelen.
nasin pi ma [Wikipedia] li ken e pana ni lon wile wawa taso · pona la ni li tawa ala ma [Wikipedia]
mi ken tawa tomo sona linluwi :3
ni ^
ni kin
mi pana e ona tawa lipu la ona li ken weka tan ni: lawa la jan li jo li lawa e ona
sina wile e ni lon ma [Wikipedia] la ni · ma [sona.pona.la] la ken pi jan ale a li suli ala · poki [[Template:Other license]] li lon li ken e nasin pi ni ala
pilin suli mi la sitelen lipu li pona lon nasin Fair Use: mi toki e lipu lon lipu sona la mi ken pana e kipisi lili ona tawa toki sona. taso ni o lon wile pi jan pali. mi wile ala utala tawa ona.
mi pali e ma [sona.pona.la] · taso kulupu [Miraheze] li lawa wawa e ona · mi sona wawa ala e wile ona
a sona
nasin lawa pi ma Juke!
wawa. nasin lawa ona li ni: jan li ike. mani li pona. a a a
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_dealing_in_United_Kingdom_law
mi awen pilin e ni: mi ken pana e sitelen. mi pali e lipu sona li alasa ala e mani la mi ken kepeken. taso awen la mi pana e ona kepeken ala nasin CC-BY-4.0 anu seme.
Fair dealing in United Kingdom law is a doctrine which provides an exception to United Kingdom copyright law, in cases where the copyright infringement is for the purposes of non-commercial research or study, criticism or review, or for the reporting of current events. More limited than the United States doctrine of fair use, fair dealing origin...
🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
... computer
what if we had featured articles like Wikipedia 🥺
[[sona pona:lipu pona]]
lipu pona (good article) is a label of recognition for thorough, well-written articles. An article is a content page in the main namespace, so redirects and userspace essays do not qualify.
like on the home page
because I want to see it prettified up
making the 'welcome to sona pona' bigger, together with the start learning here section, moving the shortcuts to the bottom, linking to other resources too maybe, centre the search bar across the entire screen a lot of things
Have the "create article" bar be more prominent than the actual search bar throws me for a loop every time.
like this [[pewo:]] shameless advertising
[[mh:pewo:Main page]]
[[mh:pewo:Main Page]]
Wikipediïzation 👀
yess
requeset: make the IPA font sans serif, similar to Wikipedia (as opposed to Wiktionary), because it looks a bit awkward in the middle of text
or maybe I'm just accustomed idk..
serif vs sans
I think wikipedia editors chose the featured article of the day manually.
maybe not feature article of the day because 1. we smol and 2. too much work
Yeah they have a system for scheduling them in advance.
but yes, they do do that
Indeed: maybe a random article?
..no
I'm poking around at the home page now.
I'm not a person whose passion is graphic design 
Yeah my thoughts.
Maybe a random article from the category lipu pona?
I'm sure there's a way to do that.
I did a little bit of a thing to the homepage.
Huh -- I wonder what the logic is for selecting what to embed?
I mean I think I know why that's what's embedded, but I don't know enough about mediawiki to change it.
thx 😄
now the real test: does it break completely on mobile sjdflskdf
It's actually not catastrophic
The search bar seems to have a minimum width.
If you want a page to be made, but don't know enough about the topic to even start it yourself, you can add it here. Edit this page using the button in the top right, then write your request in the following format:
- [[Page name]] - (description, if not obvious)
This will create a red link, indicating that the page doesn't exist yet. If you w...
woo
I know what I'd have to do in the html to make the discord embed say the right thing, but I'm not sure how to do it in mediawiki.
Discord reads the <meta> tags.
But I don't know how to control them from within mediawiki.
nasin pi ilo ni li awen len tawa mi. mi awen kama sona e ona.
the bottom could maybe do with some review but it is all good
The TextExtracts extension provides an API which allows retrieval of plain-text or limited HTML (HTML with content for some CSS classes removed) extracts of page content.
The Open Graph protocol enables developers to integrate their pages into Facebook's global mapping/tracking tool known as Social graph. This protocol is often used for creating previews of webpages.
While MediaWiki does not have built in support for Open Graph, these extensions provide support:
Extension:PageImages (Deployed on the Wikimedia Fo...
I mean jan Sonja could grant us a license
La O Pana Lon Ma [sona.pona.la] · Ona Li Wile Ala E Lipu Pi Ken Pana
Jan [Sonja] Li Pana La Ona Li Wile La Pona
@mighty seal o can you include some text about granting a license to host and display those images on sona pona
or something like a post on Mastodon (like for ku)
(((cuz like if it then is a licence such as CC BY-SA 3.0 or later then it can go to Commons and from there other wikis can use it)
I wonder if one can publish a low-res version of an image under a license and then the bigger resolutions are unaffected by that license
kulupu [Creative Commons] la suli la ken ala · https://creativecommons.org/faq/#can-i-apply-a-cc-license-to-low-resolution-copies-of-a-licensed-work-and-reserve-more-rights-in-high-resolution-copies
a
ni li ken, taso ni la nasin li kama ante nasa li wile e nimi namako
ala
kulupu ni la lawa ma a li toki e ni → sitelen sama pi suli ante li ijo sama
anu seme
ken
sina wile ni la sina o sona pona e nasin lawa
Note that, although CC strongly discourages the practice, CC cannot prevent licensors from attempting to impose restrictions through separate agreements on uses the license otherwise would allow. In that case, licensees may be contractually restricted from using the high-resolution copy, for example, even if the licensor has placed a CC license on the low-resolution copy.
ni li lon ala nasin Creative Commons
ni li lon nasin ante
a taso · jan [Pe] li kama jo e sitelen suli li pana e ona tawa jan [Te] li pakala e nasin · jan [Te] li kama ala lon nasin ni li ken pana lon nasin [CC]
IMO that wouldn't help but IANAL
yeah it wouldn't
ni li ken → sitelen pi ken pana li lili ala li ante nasa · "SEME LI PALI E NI 😂⭕⬅️💥"
poka la · jan [Sonja] li wile ala wile pana pi ken ale e sitelen pi sinpin ona
are book covers not fair use?
"fair use" doesn't apply to UK law, and Miraheze, which hosts the wiki, is based in the UK
👍 we can screenshot+link to that I'm sure
someone would have to register a copyright complaint to cause a problem in the first place, which likely would have to be you (or your publisher on your behalf). This is just following best practice around licensing
i am the publisher
My sense is that it falls clearly within the "fair dealing" portion of UK copyright law, since we are using it for the purposes of noncommercial public scholarship. I'm not a lawyer, nor do I play one on the internet, and I'm particularly not an expert in UK jurisprudence. If nobody files a complaint, though, it's a moot point.
Thanks for the help Sonja!
I fully comprehend everything that you all said
and am very knowledgeable in The Law
I have uploaded the images (someone check see if it's all good)
tawa lukin mi la ale li pona
I am not a lawyer = mi loje ala
anyway i'm experimenting with some DPL to get the main section of a lipu pona
[[Template:Feature]]
kijetesantakalu is a pre-pu word and nimi ku suli describing raccoons and other procyonid animals. It was coined by Sonja Lang as an April Fools' joke in 2009. It is by far the longest Toki Pona word currently in use. Due to the word's length, it is often pronounced with secondary stress on the syllable ta, or more rarely ka or san. (Full articl...
sotrue
currently i just wrapped the lead section of each article in <onlyinclude /> and stuff
i think it would be better if we just added a parameter to [[Template:lipu pona]] that lets us write a short version that gets transcluded instead
done, i think this is better
mi la ni li pona ala · ijo li ante e toki mama taso e toki poki ala · ken la o poki e toki mama kepeken nasin pi ilo [Labeled Section Transclusion] · https://help.fandom.com/wiki/Extension:DPL3/Parameters:_Controlling_output_volume#include
but then you get <ref /> tags and stuff in the preview 🤢
Further Wikipediaized the main page
Layout is the same as Wikipedia with the lipu pona on the left, but if your window is narrow, "Start learning here" should show up on top
ponalapona?
How did i miss the randomcount option in DPL
well the lipu pona selected is properly random now
looks fantastic.
the display title for [[ona vs. ni]] is... a bit broken
The pronouns ona ("he, she, it, they") and ni ("this, that") are used differently depending on context.
ona is a third-person pronoun. It can contain the information of a noun phrase (a head noun plus its modifiers):
mi kepeken ilo ona li pona
mi kepeken ilo. ona li pona.
jan [moku insa mi ijo] li moku e kili ona
jan Mimi li moku e kili ona....
{{tp title|ona|ni}}→ ona vs. ona">ona">ni
oh what is it doing
i thought we were so much closer to finishing the word articles than we are
only 93 of the nimi pu??
so 27 left
which is still like a whole quarter of what we already have
wooooo
when I joined there was like, nothing
also this is interesting, i forgor where i found it
http://forums.tokipona.org/viewtopic.php?t=1216
pu is pre-pu??
pu was announced when pu was in the process of being made, I think
so 2009
or, well, not really announced, it suddenly appeared on the wiki
can we have on the recents articles box, somewhere to go to Special:RecentArticles
mobile sucks and doesn't give you that option on the sidebar
good question
nasin [Desktop] pi selo [Vector 2022] li ike mute ala tawa ilo lili
what do you MEAN you have infinite tabs open
lipu ale
selo li pona tawa mi
tomo lipu [Nimi nena sona.pona.la/w/index.php?title=Mair] nimi ale we
nn
ike tawa mi)
ah nvm
I previously was using the app button to show the page like a desktop, that's why it looked bad
completely forgot the option at the bottom
well i added a thing anyhowway
ken la mi o weka e selo pi ilo luka la selo ni taso li lon
ike taso li ni → poki sewi li suli ike la lipu li kama suli tawa sinpin ilo
o weka ala e selo ni
@upbeat summit o pona
oh yeah i glanced at it and couldn't make sense of the wikitext and o lape lon tenpo ni la mi tawa
sorry
Bonus Waso
I just figured out why the highlighting is weird in SP
The space that comes after the word is considered part of the ligature
it takes up space inside the glyph
so when the link coloring or highlighting stops short of the end of the glyph it's because it's like that
it thinks it only goes up to the penultimate character
Ahh
ugghhhh dude i'm SO CLOSE to fixing this in template
if i could just avoid replacing markup so <span style=""> doesn't become <span​style=""> and break
@grand marten sina sona ala sona toki Luwa e ni
Ahhh I see. Yeah this feels like some mediawiki wizardry that's above my pay grade.
might also be important to avoid the target of links
This is to fix the weird highlighting in sitelen pona?
and then multiword links with no set target would have to be converted
from [[nimi mute]]
to [[nimi mute|nimi​mute]]
Wild
and probably a dozen other issues would crop up
n · {{#replace|{{{mu}}}|</mark> <nowiki/>|<nowiki/> </mark>}} li pona seme
maybe it's just more practical to redo every instance of the SP template to have formatting spans encompass the following space
i guess that would solve it for <mark />
not the other stuff though
ijo ante li seme
e is a particle used to introduce the direct object of the sentence, that is, the target of the action in the sentence.
oh yeah the robot does that
speaking of
[[Prepositions]] exist and i imagine people will have things they want to add or change
A preposition is a type of content word that introduces a prepositional phrase.
wawa
should there be something for words that fell out of use, like iki, pasila, jalan, kapa, peto, etc. (obsolete words)
request: on mobile, this navbox should take up its own space and not cram text like this
it pushes things down so it's pretty
also so cool that sona pona is mentioned on Wikipedia
should I move [[User:SnpoSuwan/Where is Toki Pona used? but divided up]] to mainspace? maybe under the title of "Usages" for now idk
The page for Where is Toki Pona used? has become too big to comfortably read. My proposal is to separate it up into several smaller pages catalogued by a main page which links to them all. Anyone is able to edit this page and interact as I want to someday deploy it in mainspace.
in text, is it better 'mu is a not notable content word mu mu mu' or 'is a unnotable content word mu mu mu'
it passes a certain threshold according to Linku's surveys
it is used.................................................... kinda
see the reference down there
it doesn't meet a 2% threshold, specifically
sorry for my typos
Ah so you're looking for something even beyond that for nonce words.
nonce words?
[[w:Nonce word]]
In linguistics, a nonce word—also called an occasionalism—is any word (lexeme), or any sequence of sounds or letters (phonemes or graphemes), created for a single occasion or utterance but not otherwise understood or recognized as a word within a given language. Nonce words have a variety of functions and are most commonly used for humor, poetry...
ahh
those aren't really
because people,,,,,,,,,,, sometimes use them
not a lot of the time
but sometimes
(that word is doing a lot of work in that sentence)
I wanted to ask just if one of these sound better than the other
I''d prefer "an unnotable"
why do we need to editorialize on notability?
linku usage speaks for itself
"a non-notable" li pona seme
(sorry can you explain yourself)
these boxes should maybe detect when they are going beneath another thing and then, not.
why is it important for "not notable" to be included there
to show that the word is not often used, the usage category is useful in running text I think
mi ni
I'd use the category name as the adjective then
"the obscure word ..." or whichever
and that is what I do
I'm researching when pu was coined and it is so fun reading old forum posts of people discussing what this word could mean and it is the silliest meaning than they could imagine
apparently people thought that pu was a comma
http://forums.tokipona.org/viewtopic.php?t=1264&start=10
and also that esun, alasa and pan were late joiners to the pu party
but 2006??
Un mot alternatif contesté est '''bu''', il agit comme une sorte de virgule pour éviter certains contresens. Ce mot est rejetté par la norme officielle mais il est utilisé ci et là.
2005, even
next day corrected to "pu"
wowzers
everyday I cry because they shut down the original Toki Pona wiki without archiving it
sona mi la jan [Sonja] li weka e lipu [tokipona.org] tan ma [archive.org] tan wile a
sonjaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
do you have the link still so I don't have to sift thru a language I don't speak
I may have already shown these but it is funny to me
This diff shows the first instance and the correction:
https://fr.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Toki_pona&diff=prev&oldid=4696695
thank youu
ni ale li pipi ala pipi?
pipi a!
peepy
this would be the cool
We could call it
"Archaic Words"
I guess
also deprecated words
I don't know what is best
obsolete or archaic
in anyway redirects are our friend
hm
maybe it and there's also article with other words similar to that
aka? natu? I don't know
anyway archaic is good
Sonja, did anyone use kapa outside of you in 2002
this will happen in linku at some point
there's been conversation about how to handle removing words
I think what folks settled on maybe is going to be that the "not notable enough for linku" section is "sandbox" and contains both historic words that aren't notable now, and nimi sin that haven't taken off enough to be included yet
I feel like i'm forgetting something obvious with CSS because i can't figure out how to fix that
@jan nanpa ante
if we remove historic and no longer relevant words from Linku that will motivate e lan to use sona pona
yippee
created the page, do I just delete the sections from the original articles and move them here
except iki, I think that it is worth keeping in the pronouns article
but since kapa is in nena, jalan in noka and pasila in pona, those are a bit different
mi ni
mi moku e mulapisu li pali e lipu
can someone transclude iki pls 👉👈
wow Google is useless these days
Stack isn't Overflowing
i only figured it out once i realized headings don't slip underneath floated elements, and studied, like, every computed CSS value on there
for some reason the solution is overflow:hidden;
ahfjsdklsff
which doesn't hide the text content if it flows onto multiple lines
even though i thought that's what it was meant for
I am so confused
but it works, so.
22 pu words left..
almost a line done
ma is weird because it is a lot
how do people use ma for online things
like 'ma pona' and jan Kita used 'ma Miraheze' today
that much is clear I think
still
why not lipu for document or kulupu for group or etc
and also I like that ma pona has tomo (channels)
kulupu [Miraheze] li lawa e ma [Miraheze] pi lipu [sona.pona.la]
mi laso e linja ale
sina wawa a!
sina pona :3
I have now realised that all single vowels are words
a: (emphasis and emotion particle)
e: (direction object particle)
i: (obsolete third-person pronoun)
o: (imperative or volative particle)
u: (reserved word for future use)
oh wow
concept
can someone make a sentence structure diagram
like the ones from English class
and also put it on Wikimedia Commons so it can be used in the schematic field on https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q36846
I have seen sentence diagrams before, but I don't have a link handy to a tool or example
just like a generic one
like
(context clause la) subject (en subject ⋯) li predicate (li predicate ⋯) (e object ⋯) (prep phrase ⋯)
ish
You mean a general sentence structure? There's one on sona.pona.la. The article's [[Sentence structure]].
Except the site's down.
like an Image
Ah
that can be used as an Image,,
Hmm
okay has Miraheze always been like this
now it's breaking local images
mi ni: [[Usages]]
do you mean like a tree diagram
saving this here, for later
https://web.archive.org/web/20070914130620/http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tokipona/
tokipona: Toki Pona
the Old Yahoo! Group
someone cited this as 'in French' but it is Occitan!!! that's so cool..
https://web.archive.org/web/20081117071403/http://pokipitokipona.free.fr/index.html?page=0
Boite à outil personnel sur le toki pona, poki pi toki pona
the old internet is so fun
even tho I'm literally Gen Z and didn't grow up on it
ooh tonsni
This is a list of the personal websites and blogs by Tokiponists with Toki Pona-related content.
I can't upload files
It's nearly trivial to host mediawiki on Vultr, and might be more reliable.
I'm hosting one now for an RPG.
(Vultr is a VPS service, but you can also do pre-packaged applications, of which MediaWiki is one).
mi lawa e ilo pana lili · ma [Seka] li lon ona · ma ni li ken · taso! · mi tawa e ona la ale o pali e sijelo sin · kin poki li lili a la ona li ken pakala · kin kin ilo [MediaWiki] li pakala la mi taso li ken pona e ona · ma [Miraheze] la kulupu li ken
sona pona.
.la
can someone move [[ijo Linku]] to [[Linku]]
me when me
done
sina wawa
the [[History]] page, should the headers be changed from the YYYY-MM-DD format to words, and perhaps group things each month so
2007-07-09 → July 2007
2007-07-25 → July 2007
Where possible, please provide a source and a complete date. When adding a new link, please archive it via both Wayback Machine and archive.today or archive.is.
in the actual text, include
July 2007
In 9 July, mu mu mu
In 27 July, mu mu mu
ni
proooobably
why not
waso li ken nimi «toki pona» e ona sama
Yeah probably. That page is a disaster as a "history": it's more of a "timeline", but renaming the page is a different question altogether.
I added 4000+ bytes and I barely touched a year of it
there are 20/300 done
oh there's colour now
weird
Nice.
This feels like a job for a script.
it's not just that
it is
- changing and grouping dates
- adding info to references
- change URLs from tiny URLs
- rewrite it because I don't like the writing as well
well, some parts can be automated..
@jan nanpa 🥺
ilo https://refill.toolforge.org/ng/ li ken ni nanpa tu li ken ni nanpa tu wan
mi alasa lon tenpo pini tan wile pona pi lipu ni a
taso mi kepeken ala tan nasa pi lawa mi
semea
o lon e ona
am I doing something wrong because the tool doesn't seem to accept sona pona's archive
o kepeken nena Use Custom Wikicode
ilo li wile ala e lipu pi kulupu [Wikimedia] ala
damn 
calling to add more nucance to the section on [[Gender#Sex]]
Gender is a system that associates sex and modes of expression with the social roles and norms of men, women, and other categories. Many people consider themselves to have a gender identity, an internal sense of their gender, which may or may not correspond to their assigned sex.
Toki Pona mainly specifies gender with the words meli, mije, and t...
because since the start of toki pona, people use meli and mije like that, but there is also a pushback to it
interesting things to add: this is a screenshot from the official Toki Pona Wikipedia circa 2005, see how they lupa meli and palisa mije
and 'meli insa anu meli insa' this means trans, ye olde tonsi
😮💨 my kingdom for a complete corpus
I really wish we had a good way to be objectively descriptive about the use
one thing I've noticed in teaching a lot is that there's some stuff people say is a nasin but then when you actually look in tpt spaces it's not really, it's just something that comes up talking about toki pona in english
we just need more tpt spaces that people use
right now so much of the tp sphere is centered on learning
which is great
but it is not everything
but it makes it hard of hard to trace usage just in the wild
plus like
yeah I just wish there was more spaces for toki pona speakers
I LOVE teaching it
but sometimes I do just want to use it
and the tpt spaces tend to be pretty quiet
wawa tawa toki poners
have you been to any of the VR meetups? that's where i get most of my tapata
unable to affort a VR headset 
I don't have a headset and I'm joining most weeks!
There is a desktop mode
vrchat isn't cross platform
ah yeah
o
mi musi Wijasa.. lon ken
ni li sin → mani la ona li ken lon ilo lili luka
ken la tenpo kama la ni li wile ala e mani
hmm
can we get some shortened references perhaps
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:References_and_page_numbers
When citing sources in Wikipedia articles, the citation must clearly support the material as presented in the article, per the verifiability policy. It helps to give a page number or page range—or a section, chapter, or other division of the source—because then the reader does not have to carefully review the whole cited source to find the relev...
because since we cite pu and ku a lot, this isn't particularly nice
[ilo penpo o lukin ala]
hot take: what if we don't put them in references at all, and instead just do [ku p. 377] with a link to the ku article
beforehand i was just content to link to the books' articles like "According to [[…u]],"
but it's probably not reasonable to go back to that now that we have the reference tag infrastructure
so my dear kulupu nanpa do you wanna 🥺
@split grail o
ijo nanpa wan kin o toki e nimi lili anu seme · jan sin li sona ala e ni → lipu Toki Pona Dictionary pi jan Sonja Lang li ku
that is why normally it is 'Lang 2021'
[ilo penpo o lukin ala]
discord messages don't have pages do they
if there are multiple things from 2021, then they are separated with letters
^ 1. Lang, Sonja (2021a) Toki Pona Dictionary mu mu mu
^ 2. Lang, Sonja (2021b) random Discord message
^ 3. Lang 2021a, p. 8
but the templates can't do that,
and Lang 2021a as shown in the article I sent, it links to the book reference
there is. some template that could, maybe
taso sina ken ni → ijo suli la id="CITEREFpu" · ijo lili la [#CITEREFpu Lang 2014]
is it just my bad internet or are the sitelen pona not sitelening ponaly?
not for me either
pakala a
now when are they gonna fix it,,
did you know that my wiki hosted on Miraheze shut down for like a full month or two and we couldn't access it at all like I think last year, it was terrible
maybe now is a good time to add IDs to images, because no one can see them
any 👍
ah shit is that a separate parameter
fjsdklfjsd yeah
The alt attribute is the HTML attribute used in HTML and XHTML documents to specify alternative text (alt text) that is to be displayed in place of an element that cannot be rendered. The alt attribute is used for short descriptions, with longer descriptions using the longdesc attribute. The standards organization for the World Wide Web, the Wor...
sjghsdfjklsd
o kama sona e ni a
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style/Accessibility/Alternative_text_for_images
Alternative text (or alt text) is text associated with an image that serves the same purpose and conveys the same essential information as the image. In situations where the image is not available to the reader, perhaps because they have turned off images in their web browser or are using a screen reader due to a visual impairment, the alternati...
looking around for example sentences for 'lape', what is this
what is jo here
(larger excerpt for context)
pi en
tragic
I am slowly proofreading the notes on lipu pu on Wikisource
https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Notes_on_lipu_pu
if there is someone who knows how to write in Wikisource (I know there is because lipu tenpo and lipu kule are on it), can you validate my proofreads, make sure everything is okay thank you
also for some reason it says see nimi.tokipona.org but there is nothing there
and because Sonja deleted her site from the Internet Archive, I can't see if there ever was something there
it can't be just that can it
It is just that
Before that, it said
This project is tentatively scheduled for winter 2021–22.
ababababbabababab
Tokiponization suli 👀
wawa
I'm done yippee
I think this is not a good example
mi la it's a calque of "energetic people have rest" or something like that
idk jan wawa from context but the li phrase
I'm pretty sure
it is not, I am looking trying to understand
oh
I think they are using "jan wawa" like "god"
first there was nothing, but the powerful dude was there
they made fish
they turned the air to air
kala li pali lape e wtf is that supposed to mean...
The fish dreamed me/you/everything?
zelda; link's awakening? >.>
"lipu pi jan wawa en kala" 👀
when was this written
mi la ni li tan wile · nimi open a li kepeken nasin pi ma [pona] ala la ni kin li nasin ante ni anu seme
ni li jan [
] anu seme
kiwen [Siwen]
pooooooooona a
taso mi awen ken ala pana e sitelen sin
woo 
I think I've heard that germans speaking english will say open/close the lights
I was talking about the fonts being back but ooh
that makes sense
aufmachen and anmachen
zumachen and ausmachen
instinctively checks if doors are closed and lights are off
the doors are off and the lights are closed
I've definitely heard "close the lights" or "shut the lights" (perhaps from "shut off the lights"?)
it seems much more common across languages than a Mostly Englisher like myself would expect
is there a scan of the page for nasin nanpa kijetesantakalu
do we need one? ku is just documenting something that someone on here proposed
I know
but it doesn't hurt to have it
and a scan lets you upload it to Wikimedia et al.
a
page idea: an intro portal page that links to some of the most useful tools and sites, organized by task
something that would be useful to hand to a newcomer
and be selective about what links on there, so it's not overwhelming
just "you want to do task X" -> "here's 1-2 links to tools/info for that"
[[resources]]?
This is a list of Toki Pona learning resources, based on recommendations from the kama sona learning server on Discord. There are multiple ways to learn a language, like grammar lessons, exercises, flashcards, media consumption, and speaking practice. If one method is not helping you, try the others.
Joining a community will help you practice us...
and then there's [[tools]]
I'm thinking smaller
not a full index, a curated portal
maybe it's better as a web page and not the wiki
yeah
I want to include this message from kama sona in [[ken]]
mi ken ala awen doesn't really mean "i can't wait" in the english sense of "i can't wait, i sure am excited for this!" it's more like, "i can't wait, i am going to die if i don't get a heart transplant within the next hour"
Like a curated "I have a friend who's interested in Toki Pona let me send them a link that won't give them choice paralysis" thing?
I think that could be good, but I could see there being some wrangling over what all gets included.
what is a pasted plant are why are you putting them on a book
Leaf pressing
hmm i should modify the script to preserve # symbols
so that Supanpo will post https://sona.pona.la/wiki/tomo#References instead
o ixot anoq yяanoitɔio pona
since i'm running it through an urlEncode function with no arguments available, that probably means taking the encoded url and replacing %23 with #
its called arts and crafts………… *sniff* philistines………… 😿
that'll never break right
I am a stupid, do not blame me
i don't thiiiink you can put #s in the article title
e.g. https://mariowiki.com/1_Iggy's_Castle has to use a workaround to get the proper title to display
oh i just mean posting tomo#References instead of tomo%23References
because it's prettier
oh! i see what you mean
yeah it's probably fine then
any other symbols i should prettify? or just #
template idea: {{other dictionaries}}
perhaps it takes in some parameters, but by default it shows a word definition in other dictionaries
or this.. it makes more sense...sdjfsldf
I am not sure why it seems so many Wiktionary templates are {{R:something}}
ohhh R for References
maybe
The learning list was supposed to be basically that, I think it's a little bloated now but still reasonable.
The list I have in mind is more something a learner or speaker would find useful
Like dictionaries, references and things?
Should we have a template like this to keep track of unresolved talk page discussions? https://mariowiki.com/Template:Talk
This template is to be used to bring attention to any questions that need resolving on an article's talk page. Users can apply this template below the section's header by typing {{talk}}. This will also add the talk page itself to Category:Talk pages with unresolved issues, and other users will be able to reach it from there. Once the problem ha...
if you want, sure
but do i
prove it…
if want to → do
else → mayhaps
but do you
it is fineeee
ni li pona. mi pilin ponaaaaa
should we have a category for creators of words
like
Category:Words by Sonja Lang
Category:Words by jan inwin
s
eme
@upbeat summit you forgot a template
If anyone can figure out why this happens…
will probably go through the talkpages soon
it is good that we are because someone asked a question about us that we missed :P
i went through pretty quickly so i hope i didn't miss anything that outwardly looks resolved but hasn't been
o toki
https://sona.pona.la/wiki/Template:R:Linku
https://sona.pona.la/wiki/Template:R:Wikipesija_for_thiss
heck
I added [[Template:R:Linku]] and [[Template:R:Wikipesija]] for thisss, looksies
the templates are not exactly right, but I am lazy to correct it
together with Wikipedia
wawa a!
should this go on [[Mascots]]
#1039051696527114290 message
While there is no official mascot for Toki Pona, several Tokiponists have created anthropomorphized (or otherwise) characters that represent the language or are otherwise famous in the community.
a ona o tawa [[Text-to-speech]]
Here are some ways to turn toki pona text into audio automatically. Unfortunately, they can't be used in accessibility tools, as none of them are integrated with Microsoft Speech API or similar. (If you want to change that, try making a language file for espeak-ng.)
word- and syllable-based by jan Sate (you can add your own voice, or use the sa...
true,
he's so silly
4 :(
also can someone help me with how to explain and put into words this usage of moku (convo with Tekinowi and Nu)
#sona-musi message
That's just normal?
I guess you could file it under the model that says toki pona doesn't make animacy distinction, which I don't fully subscribe to
I want to emphasize that moku doesn't have to be with actual food and using an actual mouth (or another eating organ)
i sometimes say that a task eats my power, my time, or other resource
i could easily say that it wekas or wiles instead
I guess one consideration is that moku implies fuel, so maybe it's regularly necessary for something to "eat your time" in order for the activity to sustain itself
or the use of the garbage can feeds off of garbage so it will treat whatever falls in as such
maybe i'm reading too deep into it though
i do think that a garbage can eats, but mostly because it looks like it's eating
key points for moku
- fuel
- perception of an inanimate object 'eating' something
- weka/wile can mean similar things
...
moku includes both eating and food, so it's not that much of a stretch
meaucoup also leads to something being used up, weka can just put it somewhere distant
[[Template:Words]]
this is a simple guide (disguised ramble) explaining my reasonings for the word articles
Would anyone more be willing to pitch in
pitch in?
but yeahhh
after that is the hard part: improving the articles
most are incomplete
also, should historical things be hidden?
I don't really think so
it feels weird to do that
having just a notice feels good to me
11...........................
ten
that is not including widespread i think
for some reason, these have spaces between them??
normally this font combines nimi␣ into the glyph
but the whole word is within the link, so i guess it doesn't bother combining the trailing spaces into the preceding words
i don't think linja lipamanka had these oddities…
quite strange
@stk creator unodd it
even it out
I think it's important that learners interact with the template before questionably useful information is exposed, like with the ku data
like someone could just scroll past the notice and think certain sections are still describing modern TP
with nonstandard stuff, it's like, at least someone will be using this, but i think it's pretty widely agreed upon that stuff like iki isn't getting revived and only gets used because people find it in dictionaries and ignore the qualifiers
that is gonna happen anyway
n · poki li len e toki li kule la kule li wawa e ni → jan li wile open e ona · ni la poki li len la ona o kule ala o lili anu seme
for me, I think no box is fine
it says history and if people don't see that damn.
people have a chance of not seeing many things
also even if they do it's really recent history in the grand scheme of things
we could very easily get through all this
i wonder how close that is to the practical ceiling
there are 170 wanted pages
