[[:Category:Context labels]]
I took some time off to focus on my studies and noticed a major change has occurred. I am trying to gather all the pertinent information so that I can not make mistakes as I edit. I noticed you are involved in the deletion process and was wondering if you can help me out. What has replaced the context labels from Category:Context labels? Any help would be appreciated.
They're now in Module:labels/data. You can delete the old ones, but they need to be orphaned first if they're not already.
I am thoroughly confused. Do I still use the {{context}}template? So for example, for an archaic, british english, military term.
{{context|US|archaic|military}}
or is there something new. Because what I am reading on the modules:labels/data pages seems to infer that that whole family of lables/templates are being deleted.
What should I be doing on a page that I edit today?
It's used the same way as it was before. The only difference is that you can't use the label templates alone, like just {{US|archaic|military}}. You have to put {{context}} in front for it to work. You can also use {{cx}} which is a shorthand. {{label}} is another alternative which takes the language code as its first parameter, instead of as lang=.
What has changed is the way the label data itself is stored and processed. When you want to create a new "recognised" label, you don't create a template, you add an entry for it in Module:labels/data instead.
That helps. Sorry I have been hard at work reading the Wiktionary:Beer_parlour#No_more_Mr_Bad_Guy soap opera. Can I ask another off-the wall question. Is SemperBlotto really gone? and is that the only repercussion from that whole "fiasco".