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Some Wikimedia organizations maintain [[Facebook pages]].
Some Wikimedia organizations maintain [[Facebook pages]].


Certain Wikimedia projects have policies restricting linking to Facebook.<ref>See for example, [[w:WP:FACEBOOK]]</ref>
Certain Wikimedia projects have policies restricting linking to Facebook.<ref>See for example, [[w:en:WP:FACEBOOK]]</ref>


Perennial proposals to add "like" buttons or "share" widgets on pages, or to use Facebook-login, have been rejected due to concerns over neutrality and privacy.<ref>[[phab:T61631|Phabricator task T61631, Enable Facebook login on Wikimedia wikis: Closed, rejected]]</ref><ref>[[w:Wikipedia:Perennial proposals#Share pages on Facebook, Twitter etc.]]</ref>
Perennial proposals to add "like" buttons or "share" widgets on pages have been rejected on English Wikipedia due to concerns over neutrality and design,<ref>[[w:Wikipedia:Perennial proposals#Share pages on Facebook, Twitter etc.]]</ref> but they are used on some other projects.<ref>[[Social media plugins]]</ref>

There was a proposal to add Facebook-login as an optional login-method, which was rejected.<ref>[[phab:T61631|Phabricator task T61631, Enable Facebook login on Wikimedia wikis: Closed, rejected]]</ref>


=== HHVM ===
=== HHVM ===

Revision as of 07:11, 8 August 2019

Relationship between Wikimedia and Facebook, Inc.

Use of Facebook products on Wikimedia

Facebook social network

Some Wikimedia organizations maintain Facebook pages.

Certain Wikimedia projects have policies restricting linking to Facebook.[1]

Perennial proposals to add "like" buttons or "share" widgets on pages have been rejected on English Wikipedia due to concerns over neutrality and design,[2] but they are used on some other projects.[3]

There was a proposal to add Facebook-login as an optional login-method, which was rejected.[4]

HHVM

In November 2014, Facebook's open-source HHVM PHP interpreter tool was deployed on Wikimedia servers, in order to decrease loading time on Wikimedia projects. In September 2017, the Wikimedia Foundation adopted a plan to drop HHVM. (See phab:T176370.)

Use of Wikimedia projects on Facebook

On April 19, 2010, Facebook introduced Community Pages, which are Pages that are populated with articles from Wikipedia. In 2017, Facebook integrated Wikipedia articles into its Article Context feature. The WMF responded to this in a statement.

Donations

In December 2018, Facebook donated $1 million to the Wikimedia Endowment.[5]

The Wikimedia Foundation has begun work to allow donations through Facebook.[6]

See also

References