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From Wikimania 2013 • Hong Kong
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hu-N Ennek a szerkesztőnek magyar az anyanyelve.
en-3 This user has advanced knowledge of English.
de-1 Dieser Benutzer beherrscht Deutsch auf grundlegendem Niveau.
This user is a MediaWiki developer.
This user is involved in Wikimedia Hungary.
TAThis Tech Ambassador monitors changes that may affect Hungarian Wikipedia.
A loop consists of a Latin A, a Hiragana a and two blue arrows lying between them
A loop consists of a Latin A, a Hiragana a and two blue arrows lying between them
This translator translates from
English to Hungarian.

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IRC-Nick: tgr@libera.chat
Skype: t_gergo
Matrix: @tgr:matrix.org
GPG key: @Keybase

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I am Tisza Gergő (eastern name order), a Wikipedian from Hungary (my user page there has more information). I am a volunteer for Wikimedia Hungary and a MediaWiki developer. I'm mainly involved in technical issues (gadgets, bots, bug reports etc.) and governance discussions (via the chapter and via the movement strategy process); sometimes I do work related to copyright law (OTRS, local lobbying) and interface translation. I used to be a content writer and administrator on Hungarian Wikipedia but I don't have time for that these days.

Since 2013 I have been working for the Wikimedia Foundation. My staff account is User:Tgr (WMF). Although I work for the Wikimedia Foundation, contributions under this account are exclusively in my individual, personal capacity.

I have been involved with the 2030 movement strategy as a volunteer, first as a member of the Product & Technology working group, then as a writer.

Some older thoughts on strategy: We need a wikiproject incubator to enable innovation (2017 developer summit position statement), Reliable, accessible information on life-altering topics (2015 Reading department strategy), Make MediaWiki commercially viable. See also my candidacy statement for the Movement Charter Drafting Committee.

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