Thread:Yatalu/@comment-15636815-20151012194734/@comment-4142476-20151015200501

My day and night rhythm is finally more or less in order since I'm back from Japan, I'm not just going to throw it out the window again :p

Tweaking information 24/7: what I use for that is a Skype group where I post just the most important changes (it's used for that and social interaction!). You could also make daily digests of your recent changes for international wikis on a dedicated page. Otherwise you could leave finding a solution for that to your international wikis, so they can 1) keep an eye on your wiki's RecentChanges or WikiActivity or 2) develop their own method that they work best with.

Using .png: yeah, you can do either/or though. The Russian Elder Scrolls wiki also has their dedicated system - w:c:ru.elderscrolls:The Elder Scrolls Wiki:ESUW. Maybe you can read through that to get some inspiration.

Losing users: well, you'll never have completely lost them, because for every page they create they probably need to come add interlanguage links to their wiki on your wiki too :) I just know it's nice to have users on your sister wikis, but just that slight bit nicer to have users on your own wikis.

File info: making a template like that is definitely not a bad practice. I have one on Hvetshran Wiki too as w:c:hvetshran:Template:Fair Use Rationale and a lot of other wikis have similar templates, such as w:c:assassinscreed:Template:Information. You can always implement it to be preloaded in Special:Upload too, as is the case on e.g. w:c:hvetshran:Special:Upload and w:c:tes-mods:Special:Upload. And I meant that the complexity of our wiki's File info is only the complexity of the average template on your wiki.