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Hey. So, now that you're a patroller, please take a quick look through Wikipedia:How to copy from another Wikipedia. That way, if you base any new content on material from another Wikipedia, you know how to give attribution to the original authors. See for example what I did here, because I originally took my material from the English Wikipedia before I simplified it. Same if you're translating stuff from the German Wikipedia, see an example for that here.
To be honest, Weltforce, I'm too hesitant to add that in there, since I've really not enough experience to know what it's going to do. You could ask on WP:ST for someone who knows JavaScript to look into it... Osiris (talk) 15:19, 19 May 2012 (UTC)Reply
Sorry for the lack of response on this. Most of our admins also have responsibilities elsewhere, so you might get a quicker response by going directly to someone's talk page. I'm not really sure who to call an expert at javascript.. Pmlineditor and Barras have the most MW edits, so maybe start with one of them. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Osiris (talk) 04:06, 23 May 2012 (UTC)Reply
Voting
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Hey there! Please see my comment here, we don't vote here as in vote counting, we discuss changes (unlike dewiki...) So I just went ahead and removed this stuff. Just letting you know. -Barrastalk19:22, 23 May 2012 (UTC)Reply
No worries, we just usually handle things differently than other wikis. Nothing to worry about and nothing to say sorry for! :-) -Barrastalk20:04, 23 May 2012 (UTC)Reply
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Just FYI, I reverted your recent changes to this template because they were causing issues when displayed on pages. --Auntof6 (talk) 16:31, 7 June 2012 (UTC)Reply
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Hallo Weltforce!
Es tut mir sehr leid, dass Du gehst, aber ich stimme Dir in fast allen Punkten zu. Ich habe aus ähnlichen Gründen ebenfalls bereits an einen Ausstieg aus dewiki gedacht, meine Entscheidung steht allerdings noch nicht fest. Vielleicht gehe ich dann zu dewikibooks. Dir viel Glück noch hier in der simplewiki. Wie bereits gesagt, schade das Du gehst.
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Was this stub category discussed? We keep the number of stub types to a minimum, and any new types need to be discussed at the project page before being created. --Auntof6 (talk) 16:39, 10 June 2012 (UTC)Reply
It's OK. A lot of new users do this same thing. To get a feel for how we manage stubs here, you can look at Wikipedia talk:Simple Stub Project and its archives.
Please discuss before changing established templates
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I noticed that you redirected {{asbox}} to a new template you created. I understand your wanting to make things simpler. When you change things that are used a lot, please bring it up at WP:Simple talk first so people know what's going on and can comment. Thanks! --Auntof6 (talk) 17:00, 10 June 2012 (UTC)Reply
Ok, thanks for the notice! But I checked the template and saw that nobody was using it—a so-called "dead" template. But I will do that in future what you said. --weltforce (talk) 21:02, 10 June 2012 (UTC)Reply
I saw that and knew what you meant. Your English is better than my German, as I'm sure Barras and Orashmatash will confirm... :P I've had my fair share of embarrassing moments in Germany attempting, and failing, to speak German. Kennedy(talk) 11:45, 12 June 2012 (UTC)Reply
Hatnotes, etc
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Hi Weltforce. I'm sorry, I had to undo your formatting changes to those hatnote templates... It removed the ability to stack the hatnote next to another table-based template like an infobox. Although hatnotes should always be the first thing on the page, there are many cases where it isn't, and your change meant that the hatnote would appear after an infobox rather than next to it (so there was a lot of whitespace). I'll try and run something up in my sandbox to show you what I mean. Osiris (talk) 02:22, 13 June 2012 (UTC)Reply
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Thank you for the new gadget features! Your knowledge of JavaScript is far better than mine will ever be. I just did a bit of testing and there are a few glitches you might want to look into.
The first (shown in the image to the right) is in nominating subpages for deletion. Seems you might be using the pagename instead of the fullpagename or whatever.
A tiny thing you might want to know about is here. When the nomination page is empty we put {{none}} under current nominations. When it's filled we comment it out like <!--{{none}}-->. That might just be a minor annoyance though.
The stub tag button appears on every page, even RecentChanges. That's a pretty big one.Fixed
There is something wrong with the resolution on my screen. I use a pretty low resolution because I'm on a notebook. The text in the dialogue boxes is too small to be able to read. The QD box is longer than my screen resolution, so you probably need to add a scroll feature.Fixed
Thanks for you notice, Osiris! I now fixed the resolution problem. It was a problem caused by morebits.js and monobook. Stub seems not to be stable, so I put it out of the Twinkle package. I will took a look at it. RfA: I'll fix that, thanks! --weltforce (talk) 08:37, 25 June 2012 (UTC)Reply
Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? I can't seem to get it to work. I've added the code, CTRL+F5'd and even closed and re-opened my browser. Its compatible with IE8? (don't laugh, works PC :P) Kennedy(talk) 12:10, 25 June 2012 (UTC)Reply
It works definitely with Internet Explorer. But that is not the problem. Twinkle loads up Java Script with importScript and therefore all of these loaded elements may need cache reloading. Because CTRL+F5 only reloads the current page. It does not show up. You may try [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[DEL] and choose to reset the entire browser cache. Hope that works :-) Cheers, weltforce (talk) 14:40, 25 June 2012 (UTC)Reply
Hello Osiris! Stub tagging is now limited to Namespace:0. To the RfD tool: I don't know where's the problem why Twinkle doesn't use the full page name. I took a further look into the tool and found wgPageName. So the tool can only be used on articles. Sorry... --weltforce (talk) 11:20, 26 June 2012 (UTC)Reply
Awesome! Have you enabled the stub tagger? It's not appearing on any pages at the moment... I'm going to move some of my testing observations to that development page you started. On RFPP -- that's something I really don't think we're going to use so I wouldn't bother with it. It might be useful if we had an WP:RFPP page and requests were made on a regular basis, but they're not (I can't remember the last request for a page to be protected). Osiris (talk) 06:13, 27 June 2012 (UTC)Reply
I'm currently inactive. Sorry, but I will finish the code as I'm coming back (I think July 30). Thanks for your patience, --weltforce (talk) 11:19, 7 July 2012 (UTC)Reply
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I noticed you tagged this article as nominated for deletion, but you didn't finish the process. Do you plan to create the discussion page and add it to the list of proposed deletions? If you'd like help with that, let me know. Also, it is not required to have interwikis, so that isn't a reason for deletion. --Auntof6 (talk) 19:15, 26 June 2012 (UTC)Reply
Never mind, I see that the discussion page was created. For some reason, the link to it from the article isn't working. Any ideas why? --Auntof6 (talk) 19:26, 26 June 2012 (UTC)Reply
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Hello Weltforce! I have changed your “About me” text, so there are less mistakes in it. Regards, Gorlingor (talk) 19:18, 31 July 2012 (UTC) PS: Besides the source code, your user page looks very nice. (Too many nested templates…)Reply
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Sorry for giving you all that jargon about web archives. To explain, when specific URLs no longer exist, you can sometimes find snapshots of them archived on web services like archive.org or webcitation.org -- these sites use crawler software to browse the internet and archive webpages. If you can't find anything archived for the webpage you're missing, you'll need to replace the dead link with something else. It depends on the source, though: If it was a link to a digitised version of a written publication (like a journal or newspaper), you can just remove the dead URL. But if it was a website, you'll have to replace it with some other source.
Latest comment: 13 years ago2 comments2 people in discussion
Heya. Thought I'd let you know that one of the blocking templates used by Twinkle needs to be transcluded rather than substituted. The template is {{Openproxy}}, which I will likely move to the title {{Blocked proxy}} shortly. It also takes an entirely different set of parameters to the general templates. Is that solvable? It's not urgent -- it's always been transcluded by Twinkle, and it's seldom used. Osiris (talk) 14:26, 27 August 2012 (UTC)Reply
No problem, I will add it to set. And sorry that I wasn't finished during the week, this is costlier than I thought, but I will certainly finish it during the next days or weeks. All the best! --intforce.aka.weltforce16:43, 27 August 2012 (UTC)Reply
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Is it okay that I redirected {{uw-generic4}} to {{uw-vandalism4}}? If not, you can just revert me. From the transclusions of {{user-warning set}}, it looks like {{uw-v4}} is used as the generic 4th-level warnings that other templates escalate to. I guess we could change it over if it's better that way... Thoughts? Osiris (talk) 12:19, 30 August 2012 (UTC)Reply
Oh, I didn't realise it was being used directly by the script, I thought it was just a target for redirects. If that's the case then, I'll just restore it so it can be used. Oopsies! Osiris (talk) 16:32, 30 August 2012 (UTC)Reply
The first test (via category) deleted 3 out of 5 pages in the category. There was an error with the other 2 and I had to delete them separately.
The second test (via links on page) worked fine. I had also created a redirect to one of the pages to test the "delete redirects to deleted pages" feature. It worked, the redirect was deleted with the rest... the only possible issue with that was that the twinkle box stalled and stayed at 0% (I didn't know whether the redirect had been deleted until I checked RecentChanges). Everything worked in practice though.
Is it possible to set the "remove backlinks to the page" to default as unchecked for batch deletion?
The batch undelete worked fine, but there were error messages everywhere (take a look at the screencap). And the feature is only possible on user pages, is that right?
You said that 2 page turned out an error. Is there an error message?
Oh yes, that stalling issue. The issue also happens sometimes on the RfD (resp. XfD) module, and the Twinkle developers said that it is a server issue that will occur sometimes.
"Remove backlinks to page" is now unchecked by default. You want me to set up a option in a preference panel?
Batch undelete:
As you may see, Twinkle.Batchundelete uses the script "legacyWiki" loaded by the morebits library. The Twinkle developers plan to remove legacyWiki and update the batchundelete script, but this has not happened yet (see en:MediaWiki:Gadget-morebits.js). This message shall therefore be added on every undeletion request. And yes, this script is only enabled on user pages (but if you want me to enable it on any other namespace, just tell me):
/***************************************** *** twinklebatchundelete.js: Batch undelete module **************************************** * Mode of invocation: Tab ("Und-batch") * Active on: Existing and non-existing user pages (??? why?) * Config directives in: TwinkleConfig */// XXX TODO this module needs to be overhauled to use Morebits.wiki.page
Batch protection:
I will check the issue immediatly.
PS: You still got the Twinkle Config in your monobook.js. You can just remove it and set your settings at WP:TWPREFS ;)
Oops! Thanks. I can't remember the error message from the batch delete; if it comes up again, I'll bring it to your attention. About the option to check removing backlinks... you can set up a preferences option to check it by default if you want, but personally I think it would be quite dangerous to have the item checked (depending on the number of pages being deleted).
I haven't tested things yet, but I'm assuming you did most of it yourself. One thing: can we relocate testing here to the regular sandbox? Or if it needs to be at AFC, can you move it to a subpge of the simplewiki version (Wikipedia:Requested articles)?
Oh, also... when you have time, can you give me a list of all the script pages used? Once we've worked out all the little kinks, I'd like to copy your scripts directly into the interface page for the gadget. Osiris (talk) 13:09, 3 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
Oh I'm talking about the actual code to copy into the interface page-- like Barras was saying, so we're not relying on user scripts... I know you probably haven't fully finished with it yet, but when you are I'd like to put the code directly into the gadget's interface page. Osiris (talk) 11:13, 4 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
Right, so it's just the one script. I know that you won't be able to edit the page, which is annoying, but when you've fully finished with the code you probably won't need to change it much at all. It's not urgent, I just mean eventually... when everything is done. Osiris (talk) 14:39, 4 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
// Twinkle has moved!// - see [[WP:TW]] for more information// - for the code, see [[MediaWiki:Gadget-Twinkle.js]]mw.loader.load(['ext.gadget.Twinkle']);
Hey mate. Adding block messages isn't working. The dialogue box works fine, including the preview feature (very cool), but when it comes to making the actions it stalls and doesn't complete it. I tried it three times, none of them worked. Osiris (talk) 05:07, 7 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
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Twinkle Barnstar
A small token of appreciation for your massive improvement of one of our most widely used gadgets. I have no doubt that your work over the past few months will make a lot of things easier for all of us. And eventually it will probably be taken for granted, so this is my small token of recognition of your work and commitment. Osiris (talk) 07:03, 7 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
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What good timing you have. I am trying to add references to the [page]. I added one. How can I use this same reference multiple times. How can I set up the references correctly. Thank you. Tylas ♫ ♥✫ 16:39, 8 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
Okay, you got this currently: <ref>http://www.isst-d.org/jtd/GUIDELINES_REVISED2011.pdf</ref>. This will set up a reference. To use it multiple times, you must wrap it with an <ref name/>-Tag:
<ref name="NAME">http://www.isst-d.org/jtd/GUIDELINES_REVISED2011.pdf</ref> (you may need to give the reference a name - in my example, I used NAME)
You add this ref name tag to the first place where you need the reference. Starting from the second reference, you can use <ref name="NAME" /> --intforce (talk) 16:48, 8 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
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I've been going through the script trying to fill Category:Templates used by Twinkle properly. In the script, there are some mentions of policies and guidelines that we don't have.
There are some references to PRODing (Proposed deletion), a deletion process that we don't use.
There is also a section for tagging files, which we don't really need. None of the templates (about 22) exist here, and won't need to. The only template we have for files is {{Copy to Wikimedia Commons}}.
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I know you just got through updating all the Twinkle stuff. Would it be much trouble to add something to the quick delete process to allow typing in the "additional information" data? It is the second parameter. It's not documented on the {{QD}} doc page, but it works. As an example, I just added additional information to a QD request on Category:Astronomical infobox templates. The code on that page now looks like this (unless it has been deleted already):
{{qd|c1|Category is renamed to Astronomy infobox templates}}
Shall I add it just for category tagging or for tags generally (some tags like nonsense or user request may not need additional rationale) ? Regards, @intforce14:12, 12 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
I would add it to all. The additional information is not necessarily a rationale. There could be other information that an editor wants to include. --Auntof6 (talk) 15:27, 12 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
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I've added a question. Like I said last time, can I suggest you put a lot of time into your answers. Less is not more. Less is less. Give as full answers as you can. Regards, and good luck, Kennedy(talk) 15:33, 12 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
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Hi! This is TDKR Chicago 101, I just want to say thanks for the yummy cookies and for that barnstar it was my first one! So thanks. TDKR Chicago 101 (talk) - September 12, 2012
(talk page stalker) I found one recently that was tagged but wasn't in the list, either. It had been tagged for a long time, so I added the category manually to get it to show up. I know, of course, that that's not the right procedure, but something wasn't working. --Auntof6 (talk) 01:52, 15 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
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This is a great big virtual hug for creating Gini coefficient. It was my request because it is on every single country's infobox. Now readers can link over and figure out if the number is good or bad. Thank you so very much! --Tbennert (talk) 18:22, 15 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
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I noticed you have been patrolling new pages. On one instance you removed the tag Auntof6 had placed for unreferenced BLP. Then there were several that were not tagged that should have been. This tag is very important to place on any article of living person that is not referenced. As a matter of fact, these types of articles are deleted on English. Ask if you have any questions. Thanks --Tbennert (talk) 19:08, 16 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
I think it has something to do with the {{ambox}} template. I did some changes to the QD template now in order to fix it, can you please recheck the issue? Thanks, @intforce14:16, 15 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
The category handler makes sure (quite logically) that only articles using an ambox are put into the categories called by |cat=. However, several ambox templates are often used outside of the mainspace. The most common offenders are {{qd}}, {{rfd}} and {{complex}}; {{redlinks}} is often seen on navbox template pages, and {{moveto}} is often used on talk pages. The two deletion templates should probably be calling {{mbox}} instead. The solution for the others is either to...
...not use the |cat= parameter on those templates (which I've had to do to fix the QD template here),
...force the cat handler to put all pages in the categories regardless of namespace (which I've done at least temporarily here),
...discourage the use of maintenance tags in other namespaces, or accept that they won't categorise pages into any category.
How about enabling the feature on other namespaces too? Or we could add an additional parameter to the ambox template, which enables other namespaces if the parameter is set to true. Maybe {{{namespaceallow}}}. We could use this parameter in the wd, rfd, complex etc templates then. @intforce16:45, 15 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
That could be okay, although enabling it on the template namespace will be difficult, because it will have to content with the error detection bit. Savh mentioned on IRC yesterday that the code is already massively complex, and I kind of agree. I'd honestly prefer it if they were only used on articles, since it's specifically a template for article space and we have other versions for the other namespaces. Another solution is to use namespace detect in some of the templates, so {{moveto}} used on a talk page will transcluse {{tmbox}} instead. Osiris (talk) 09:02, 16 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
Yes, that would a good solution too. Maybe this (example for moveto template):
{{#switch: {{NAMESPACE}}: Talk | User talk | Wikipedia talk | Template talk = {{tmbox
| name = Moveto
| subst = <includeonly>{{subst:</includeonly><includeonly>substcheck}}</includeonly>
| type = move
| issue = '''It is proposed that this page is moved to [[{{{1}}}]].'''<br />
| fix = <small>This can be talked about on [[{{TALKPAGENAME}}|the page's talk page]].</small>
| all = Proposed page moves
}}
| #default = {{ambox
| name = Moveto
| subst = <includeonly>{{subst:</includeonly><includeonly>substcheck}}</includeonly>
| type = move
| issue = '''It is proposed that this article is moved to [[{{{1}}}]].'''<br />
| fix = <small>This can be talked about on [[{{TALKPAGENAME}}|the article's talk page]].</small>
| all = Proposed page moves
}}
}}<noinclude>[[Category:Page quality and condition templates]]</noinclude>
┌─────────────┘
Well, those parameters don't work in {{tmbox}}. If the parameters and text were the same, you only need to change the first letter (as in |t|a}}mbox). But using {{mbox}} the detection is done automatically. The problem is that the move template is currently using |issue= and |fix=, which aren't going to be used by any other type of message box. I don't see why the move template would need to use those, though, if it's not going inside {{articleissues}}. The simplest code to use would be
{{mbox
| name = Moveto
| subst = <includeonly>{{subst:</includeonly><includeonly>substcheck}}</includeonly>
| type = move
| text = '''It is proposed that this article is moved to [[{{{1}}}]].'''<br /><small>This can be talked about on [[{{TALKPAGENAME}}|the article's talk page]].</small>
}}<includeonly>
{{{cat|[[Category:Proposed page moves]]}}}
</includeonly>
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There is a problem with twinkle.When i revert an edit it does not revert.Other users are experiencing the same problem.Do you know anything about this?Receptie123 (talk) 16:00, 18 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
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Hey there! Congrats for passing your RfA. I've just promoted you. If you have any questions, then please feel free to ask me. Also, please check your mails, you got one from me yesterday. -Barrastalk10:28, 18 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
Well done on your RFA. I didn't take the time to add my opinion on the RFA page, but thought I'd let you know here you'll no doubt be a good admin. Good luck! Yottie=talk=11:22, 18 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
Congratulations also from me! I find it good if somebody is involved so in a project like you. Good luck with your extra rights and process my deletion requests like you did it today. ;-) Greetings, Vogone (talk) 17:46, 18 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
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Since you are new to admining I will give you a tip. When you import, don't select import all templates used. It almost always causes problems because it will import everything and it will go over top of what we already have and sometimes we have modified templates to do things differently than en and you end up replacing what we modified. And on some pages that can be hundreds of templates that you could possibly over write. Not the case this time but thought I would catch you before you do it. Many an admin has fallen into this trap the first time they import. It is usually better to just import the main template and then see what redlink errors you get and see if you should import those ones. -DJSasso (talk) 11:56, 19 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
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Hey. I hope you are getting used to all the new buttons! I just want to make sure you're careful when deleting interface pages. An article I tried to delete today came up with the default delete summary (i.e., "content was:..."), and I noticed that you deleted the gadget that all of us sysops were using to override this. I saw you replaced a related script with a dash, so I had to go sifting through bug reports to find what you were trying to achieve. It's fine now, although I'm not quite sure whether or not the MediaWiki maintenance bot will revert the changes back to the default. If it does, we'll either have to file a request to change our settings or restore that gadget. Osiris (talk) 02:55, 20 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
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Please take a look at your recent block again. While it is true that the editor has been continually replacing redirects with article content in the past, the last few edits made today do not appear to be vandalism but more indicative of general clueless-ness of WP:MOS. ChenzwTalk17:57, 22 September 2012 (UTC)Reply
Added per-language uniqueness restriction for property labels (You can only have one property with a given name in a language. For items this applies for the combination of label and description.)
Tests for noexternallanglinks, CreateProperty, PropertyView
Finished base of DataTypes and DataValues extensions
Added resource module for loading site information
Improved change handling on the client, including when items are deleted and inserting changes that affect the client wiki in the client’s recent changes (still rough)
New "List all datatypes" Special page
Finished property view. Property entities can be edited now
Changes to some of the containing structures in the API, items to entities and item to entity
Change to token handling (gettoken has died in flames, use edit token from action=tokens instead)
Some cleanup for the security audit
Worked on encapsulating auto completion widget from EditableValue.autocompleteInterface
Started work on supporting access to remote wikis via the ORMTable class
Discussion and fixes regarding transaction logic in core
Made a git branch for the first deployment that is currently being reviewed by WMF (current review status)
Test coverage for Wikibase and its extensions is now recorded and visible online
If you are doing a Wikidata intro or something like that at an event we can send you some swag like stickers and flyers. Let me know well in advance please so it reaches you in time.
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Hello! I know that you have worked quite a bit on templates. I would like to ask a (hopefully) small favor. Template:Redlinks is showing the date twice. Everything works perfectly proper, it just doesn't look as pretty as it could. List of cities in Sudan is an example of one of the pages with the display of the template. Not any big hurry, but I would appreciate if you could add this to your tasklist and take a look when you get a chance. Thank you! --Tbennert (talk) 03:32, 1 October 2012 (UTC)Reply
No. Unlike other Wikipedias, Simple English Wikipedia does not allow images to be uploaded directly to this project. All images used on Simple English Wikipedia should come from "Wikimedia Commons", which is a shared collection of free images. (quoted from Wikipedia:Image use policy). So you can not upload any media to this wiki leaving out some very few exceptions. All the best --@intforce19:39, 4 October 2012 (UTC)Reply
ForceBot
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Abend,
dein ForceBot besitzt ja leider in der wp.de kein Botflag. Da aber Istius Bot nicht mehr läuft, es aber einen neuen JWP-Newsletter gibt, bräuchten wir ein Bot, der das erledigt. Ich/Wir haben keine Lust jeden Sonntag zu de:Wikipedia:Bots/Anfragen zu laufen und das zu beantragen. Vielleicht hast du ja Lust, erneut ein Botflag dafür zu beantragen, du könntest vielleicht später alle Aufgaben des Istius Bot übernehmen, wenn es funzt und du Lust hast. Grüße--MaxEddi (talk) 16:18, 1 October 2012 (UTC) Ich seh ja schon den Giftbot ausfallen, mal schauen, was dann passiert....Reply
Nunja, also, mein Bot läuft nicht immer, und ich kann nie für 100% garantieren, dass ich das Skript am Wochenende anschalte... --@intforce12:00, 2 October 2012 (UTC)Reply
Auf Meta? Wegen eines solch kleinen Projekts? Ich denke, man sollte die Kirche im Dorf lassen. Botbetreiber gibt es auch auf dewiki genug. Vogone (talk) 00:12, 4 October 2012 (UTC)Reply
Hm, I think we don't need the templates. I mean, if we ever use them, there will only be a very few amount of articles in the cat. Generally, if we e.g. look on "Not English", we'd rather speedy delete the article. Best wishes, --@intforce16:49, 4 October 2012 (UTC)Reply
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Hello, Intforce. You have new messages at WP:Requests for deletion. Message added 15:01, 7 October 2012 (UTC). You can remove this notice at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.
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Tpt wrote an awesome SpecialPage (Special:EntitiesWithoutLabel) that lists all items without a label in a given language (merged; will be in next deployment)
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Hi Intforce, auch von mir, wenn auch einige Tage verspätet, alles Gute zum Geburtstag. Hoffe du hast schön gefeiert. Solltest du irgendwann mal was bezüglich der deutschen Wikipedia brauchen, stehe ich dir als dein Ex-Mentor noch immer zur Verfügung. ;) VG --Niklas 555 (talk) 15:45, 3 December 2012 (UTC)Reply
Here's your quick overview of what has been happening around Wikidata over the last week.
Development
Deployed new code on wikidata.org with a lot of bug fixes and a new Special:EntitiesWithoutLabel (all changes here)
http://test2.wikipedia.org now uses Wikidata (click “edit links” at the bottom of the page), and we are working to enable the synchronization of changes to test2 and display links from the repository
Added wbsetqualifier API module
Added wbremovequalifiers API module
New JavaScript wb.Api now used for labels, descriptions, aliases and sitelinks
Improved Selenium tests and PHPUnit tests
Selenium tests now independent from ULS
Selenium tests for statements UI
Existing statements can be edited now
Filtering anons and Wikidata in RecentChanges on client now works correctly
Added extra checks on client RecentChange save point to avoid duplicate entries
Started an experimental branch with API methods for claims
Link to Commons Media displayed for Snak values of related data type
Improved styling of statements in JavaScript mode
Improvements in templating engine
Started working on adding Statements to existing section of Statements
http://test2.wikipedia.org now uses http://wikidata.org for getting language links and wikidata.org edits affecting the existing articles on test2 show up in RecentChanges (if they are not hidden)
Statements (think of “population: 2.000.000” and similar things) are taking shape in the interface. They are still pretty buggy though at this point.
It is now possible to link to images on Wikimedia Commons in a statement (think of “image: sundown_at_the_beach.png” for example)
No longer possible to create new items and set labels when database is set to read-only
Added more tests to the GeoCoordinate parser
Make use of EditEntity in removeclaims API
Removed many singletons to reduce global state
Made SpecialSetLabel work with non-item entities
Improved settings system
Improved options of ValueFormatters
Improved options of ValueParsers
Moved label+description uniqueness check out of transaction to avoid deadlocks and changed it to only be enforced for edits changing any violating values
Fixed serialization of SiteArray
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Had to fix reporting of aliases in wbsearchentities again
Implemented integration of baserevids for statements UI API calls for editconflict detection for statements/claims/snaks
Universal Language Selector fallback fix for Selenium tests
Report URL to entity in wbsearchentites API module
Moved the demo system to a larger server
Fixed several bugs in Statements user interface, most notably, adding Statements to existing sections and layout fixes
Added wikibase API module on the client to provide information about the associated repo (e.g. url, script path, article path)
A bunch of messages for autocomments were fixed (they are automatically added as an edit summary for edits on items and co in Wikidata - for example: “Changed [en] description: Finnish rock band”)
Here's your quick overview of what has been happening around Wikidata over the last week. It's rather short this time because pretty much everyone enjoys some well-deserved vacation.
Development
Some of us unwrapped gifts (-:
Started working on supporting different kinds of Snaks in the user interface
Fixing support for PostgreSQL in core, which was broken with introduction of the sites stuff
Code reviewing of changes in MediaWiki core
Adding watchlist filter in client for Wikidata changes
We have an intern for a week, Marius aka User:Hoo man. He’ll be working on the wizard for linking a new Wikipedia article to an existing item or creating a new item for it if none exists yet. (the first two stories here)
Refactored sites code to improve design
Changed item datatype to use entityid as datavalue rather than string
Added lots of new Selenium tests
Changed AbuseFilter so Wikibase can hook into it
Implemented new change dispatcher script
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Working on combining successive changes to avoid watchlist clutter
Claims error handling (i.e. they now show error messages when needed)
Implemented initial version of Solr-based search for Wikidata in extension WikibaseSolr
Started investigating use of Lua/Scribunto for the Wikibase client
Deployment of first parts of phase 2 on wikidata.org are planned for February 4 and deployment on English Wikipedia for February 11. See this blog post for details and more dates.
Open Tasks for You
Test statements on the [demo system before the roll-out to wikidata.org on February 4
Latest comment: 13 years ago2 comments2 people in discussion
Forgive me for leaving this article lie, that's an insult to newborn baby, I do not want my name to appear on that you leave, if you please remove my name, I see that the thing is to protect the user and Auntof6 that they get away with it. Well I will complain in the Wikimedia Foundation, because I see that here not accomplish anything. Happy day to you too. --Veronidae (talk) 22:33, 19 February 2013 (UTC)Reply
One of the key principles of the the Wikimedia Foundation is that you shouldn't submit anything unless you are willing to have it edited mercilessly. You can't copy and paste articles here from en. That is against our policies, you must simplify them. Frankly if you don't understand that and were to keep doing it after being warned about it, you would likely find youself in a block situation and no one wants that. Please just try to understand what the goal of this wiki is. -DJSasso (talk) 13:19, 20 February 2013 (UTC)Reply
Misleading block
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