Author: emddudley
Description:
From the duplicate report:
Some articles in smaller Wikipedias have more than one interwiki link as they cover more than one topic, whereas larger Wikipedias have an own article for each covered topic. In the current system there's no easy way of knowing which interwiki link leads to which topic.
I'd suggest either adding the the target article title to the interwiki link list or something like [[en:Title|Text]]
I'm filing a bug in response to a post on the English Village Pump (technical):
The problen arised in [[Hebrew Wikipedia]], but they couldn't answer, so I am trying here.
I was editing [[:he:בוש]], which conesponds to [[Bush]], but also [[Bosh]], [[Bausch]] etc. due to the nature of [[Hebrew]]. If I add (in Hebrew Wiki) [[:en:Bush]] and [[:en:Bosh]], I will get twice "English", on the sidebar. Is there a way to get a different result (such as "English-Bosh" , "English-Bush")? The question is probably also relevent for [[Arabic]] and similar languages. Thanks, [[User:DGtal|DGtal]] 17:59, 10 April 2006 (UTC)
Perhaps it would be nice to add support for custom interlanguage link text, such
as [[en:Bush|English (Bush)]]? This might not be appropriate on Wikipedia, but
it could be handy for others downloading Mediawiki.
The only related bug I could find was #5231.
Version: unspecified
Severity: enhancement
See Also:
https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=43671