Ho'i'a
3.0 i ni'a i te 5 feti'a (ia au i te 10)
no ni'a :
Ua riro te Wikiversity ei opuaraa a te Wikimedia Foundation o te paturu nei i te mau pŭpŭ haapiiraa, ta ratou mau materia haapiiraa, e te mau ohipa i tupu mai. E mea taa ê te reira ia Wikipedia no te mea te horoa ra te reira i te mau haapiiraa e te tahi atu mau materia no te faaitoito i te haapiiraa, eiaha râ i te hoê buka neneiraa; E roaa te reira na roto i te mau reo e rave rahi mai ia Wikipedia. Te hoê tuhaa o te Wikiversity, o te hoê ïa pŭpŭ WikiJournals o te nene'i nei i te mau ve'a hi'opo'ahia e te mau hoa i roto i te hoê huru papû, te faataaraa, e te nehenehe e faahitihia, e au i te mau ve'a haapiiraa; E nehenehe te reira e patahia i ni'a i te Wikipedia, e i te tahi mau taime, ua niuhia ïa i ni'a i te mau aamu no Wikipedia.
te horo'a nei :
27/07/2020
Hi'opo'a-faahou-raa o te Ho'i'a
There seem to be some restrictions if you do not create an account for wikiversity, like “If you are not logged in, there are limited selections available under “Tools” menu to the left. If you are logged in, an additional selection appears, “Upload file.” When you are logged in, you can upload a file to Wikiversity. If not logged in, you cannot upload.” + “If you are not logged in, you cannot “thank” or be “thanked.” + “If you are not logged in, the number of new pages you may create is limited. If you are logged in and your account is autoconfirmed, this restriction is lifted.” (source: https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Wikiversity:Why_create_an_account). Because of that I’d give 3/5 blocks.