វិគីភីឌា:គម្រោងវិគីជាបងប្អូន
To link sister projects using traditional inline text links, see Help:Interwikimedia links.
Wikimedia sister projects are all the publicly available wikis operated by the Wikimedia Foundation, including Wikipedia. This guideline covers Wikipedia's relations to the sister projects, including linking and copying content between Wikipedia article and a sister project. គម្រោងជាបងប្អូន
វិគីភីឌាត្រូវបានបង្កើតឡើងដោយមូលនិធិវិគីមេឌា ជាអង្គការមិនរកប្រាក់កម្រៃ ដែលអង្គការនេះមានគម្រោងផ្សេងៗជាច្រើន ដូចខាងក្រោម៖
When to Wikipedia encourages [[Help:Contents from Wikipedia articles to pages on sister projects when such are likely to be useful to our readers, and interlingual crosslinking to articles on foreign-language editions of Wikipedia whenever such l are possible. By far, the most common use of l to the non-Wikipedia sister projects is the use of [[WP:IMAGES| that are stored on the Wikimedia Commons site (see Wikipedia:Wikimedia Commons). How to linkសូមមើលផងដែរ: Help:Interwikimedia links និង Help:Interlanguage links
Links to sister projects are made in several ways:
Where to place linksSister project links should generally appear in the "External links" section, not under See also. Two exceptions are Wiktionary and Wikisource links that may even be linked inline, like the last word "inline", i.e. as the text of a document that might not be familiar to all readers. ![]() More precisely, box-type templates such as Sometimes box-type templates are not good. It's because either they result in a long sequence of right-aligned boxes hanging off the bottom of the article (including the opposite case where the section is layouted in columns), or there isn't any external links except sister project ones. In such cases, consider using "inline" templates, such as {{Commons-inline}} in the "External link" section, so that links to sister projects appear as list items, like this:
As with standard links to other Wikipedia articles, same sister project links are normally made only once within an article. Soft redirects from Wikipedia to a sister projectSometimes an entry is more appropriate on Wiktionary than Wikipedia and can never be expanded beyond simple dictionary definition. Normally, such articles are copied to Wiktionary using transwiki process, and deleted from Wikipedia afterwards. However, if the word or phrase is commonly wikified, it is quite likely that the deleted entry will be quickly re-created again by well-meaning users. The re-created article is likely to be another simple dictionary definition, just as inappropriate for Wikipedia as the original. To avoid this, do not delete after transwiki'ing. One solution, as suggested by Wikipedia deletion policy, is to instead normally redirect the word to a relevant article within Wikipedia. For instance, Organize could redirect it to a well-developed Organization article via If this is not possible, turn a Wikipedia page into a soft redirect to a sister project. This is done by replacing the page with either the {{softredirect}} template, or one of specialized templates (template {{wi}} is recommended in case of Wiktionary). These templates inform reader to look for information on the sister project, in case of this example provide link to wikt:Organize article. This has multiple benefits:
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This applies to other sister projects as well, not only to Wiktionary. Please keep in mind that only commonly wikified words should become soft redirects. We don't need a soft redirect for every possible word or phrase to be included in Wikipedia. Linking between projects
Unified login or Merged AccountUnified login is a mechanism which allows users to use a single login across the majority of the Wikimedia Foundation's sister projects. This allows users to maintain a consistent identity throughout Wikimedia, following a single sign-up. Other advantages of this mechanism include the removal of the threat that impersonation poses and the ability to visit many projects without having to go through the labors of logging in everywhere. Users can create a unified login by visiting Special:MergeAccount on a project where they already have an account, and following the prompts. មើលផងដែរ
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