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The clean changes extension which ( from mw:Extension:CleanChanges under GFDL
[http://translatewiki.net/wiki/Special:Translate Special:Translate] done by [[mw:Extensions:Translate]] with [[mw:User:Nikerabbit]] et. al. in the [[controll]]s so expect nothing but great stuff from this effort .The extension also implements an [[mw:API]] and [[mw:locale]] ( ! )
[http://translatewiki.net/wiki/Special:Translate Special:Translate] done by [[mw:Extensions:Translate]] with [[mw:User:Nikerabbit]] et. al. in the [[controll]]s so expect nothing but great stuff from this effort .The extension also implements an [[mw:API]] and [[mw:locale]] ( ! )
[[MediaWiki/extensions#CleanChanges|The clean changes extension]] which ( text below from [[mw:Extension:CleanChanges]] under [[GFDL]] ):
See http://translatewiki.net/w/i.php?title=Special:RecentChanges&translations=only&trailer=/fi shows articles ending in ''''/fi'''' This is probably done with the upcoming UniversalLanguageSelector [[MediaWiki/extensions|extension]].
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The CleanChanges extension is based on enhanced changes list,
but it tries to be more concise by hiding less important information by default.
It needs JavaScript to be fully functional.
It works best in wikis where changes per user ratio is high.
It also provides two extra filters: by user and by language code suffix.
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notice '''<u>by language code suffix</u>'''
See [http://translatewiki.net/w/i.php?title=Special:RecentChanges&translations=only&trailer=/fi this URL] shows RecentChanges of articles ending in ''''/fi''''] This is done with [[MediaWiki/extensions#CleanChanges]] so Translatewiki is proof that multilingual data entry into a wiki can work. Their approach is very [[EPOV]]y but I think this can be tolerated to achieve many languages in one wiki like Translatewiki and Wikimedia.org, MediaWiki.org etc.
http://translatewiki.net/wiki/Special:Version lists all [[extensions]] used there. Especially interesting is [[Universal LanguageSelector]] ( which as of 2012-07-02 has not been released yet )