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This page is a translated version of the page Tech/Ambassadors and the translation is 31% complete.

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Watch technical discussions on your home wiki, and help your fellow Wikimedians by answering their questions about the software, templates, etc.

If you're able, help them diagnose their issues, and solve the technical problems they encounter. Learn everything about the role now.


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Get a summary of Tech News delivered on your talk page (or a community discussion page) each week, and inform the rest of your community about what is going to impact them.

Invite other people to subscribe, and if you can, help write the newsletter.


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If it's too difficult or impossible to solve the problem on your wiki, report issues and feature requests on our bug tracker ("Phabricator").

Follow the discussion on Phabricator and, if necessary, help the developers. When the problem is solved, inform your fellow Wikimedians on your home wiki.


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If you can't use Phabricator, there are other tools at your disposal:


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If you know users who would be interested in becoming a tech ambassador, you can invite them to join.

You can also display this user box on your user page, and copy it to your home wiki:

{{User tech ambassador}}

TAThis Tech Ambassador monitors changes that may affect Wikimedia Meta-Wiki.

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If you want to go beyond ambassador-type activities, there are many ways in which you can help.

You can help guide the work of our developers, or start designing, coding, translating or testing software yourself.


Resources for Tech ambassadors