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'''Wikimedia Toolforge''', originally known as '''Wikimedia Tool Labs''', is ''not'' a [[wiki]] site, although the layout of some of its pages may appear to mimic the style of other [[WhatIsWiki|wiki sites]]. '''Toolforge''', as it is more commonly known, is a hosting environment for {{tag|MediaWiki developer}}s working on services that provide value to the {{tag|Wikimedia Foundation}} (WMF) movement. These services allow {{tag|Software development|software developers}} to easily perform ad hoc {{tag|analytics}}, administer bots, run {{tag|web}}services, and generally create tools, to help [[editor]]s and other volunteers in their work. The environment also includes access to a variety of [[:Category:Data|data]] services and {{tag|statistics}}. Hosted by {{tag|Wikimedia Cloud VPS}}, the Toolforge infrastructure is supported by a dedicated group of [[:Category:Wikimedia Foundation staff|Wikimedia Foundation staff]] and [[:Category:Wikimedia Foundation people|volunteers]]. | '''Wikimedia Toolforge''', originally known as '''Wikimedia Tool Labs''', is ''not'' a [[wiki]] site, although the layout of some of its pages may appear to mimic the style of other [[WhatIsWiki|wiki sites]]. '''Toolforge''', as it is more commonly known, is a hosting environment for {{tag|MediaWiki developer}}s working on services that provide value to the {{tag|Wikimedia Foundation}} (WMF) movement. These services allow {{tag|Software development|software developers}} to easily perform ad hoc {{tag|analytics}}, administer bots, run {{tag|web}}services, and generally create tools, to help [[editor]]s and other volunteers in their work. The environment also includes access to a variety of [[:Category:Data|data]] services and {{tag|statistics}}. Hosted by {{tag|Wikimedia Cloud VPS}}, the Toolforge infrastructure is supported by a dedicated group of [[:Category:Wikimedia Foundation staff|Wikimedia Foundation staff]] and [[:Category:Wikimedia Foundation people|volunteers]]. | ||
Its primary URL is https://Toolforge.org (previously [[Archive.org:20130531101400/http://Tools.WMFLabs.org/|Tools.WMFLabs.org]]). The Toolforge code is released under the {{tag|Wiki GNU General Public License|GNU General Public License, version 3}} (GPLv3+), whereas its textual {{tag|documentation}} is released under the {{tag|Wiki Creative Commons Attribution | Its primary URL is https://Toolforge.org (previously [[Archive.org:20130531101400/http://Tools.WMFLabs.org/|Tools.WMFLabs.org]]). The Toolforge code is released under the {{tag|Wiki GNU General Public License|GNU General Public License, version 3}} (GPLv3+), whereas its textual {{tag|documentation}} is released under the {{tag|Wiki Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike|Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 3.0 Unported license}} (CC-BY-SA 3.0). | ||
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