Document which notifications are blocked (T150419#3396670) and how to block notifications.
Description
Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
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Resolved | matmarex | T192147 Regression: Changes to email blacklist or muted users do not activate Save button in Preferences | |||
Resolved | dbarratt | T173973 Preferences/Notification, Save button stays disable when editing Block list | |||
Resolved | None | T164542 Epic: ⚡️ General user mute/block feature | |||
Resolved | • jmatazzoni | T150419 Allow users to restrict who can send them notifications | |||
Resolved | • TBolliger | T169606 Document how to restrict notifications received |
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@Trizek-WMF — By documentation, do you mean MediaWiki.org technical documentation, or Help page documentation?
It has been suggested to announce that users can restrict who can send them notifications in Tech News' next issue. It is more constructive to introduce a new feature with documentation, even a basic one. Is it possible to have a simple step-by-step page ready for Thursday?
I can help to mark it for translation and ping the translators of needed. Just reassign the task to me when the text is done.
Yes, I will get this done by end of day tomorrow. Should be quick to do.
There will likely be a few small tweaks (see the open sub-tasks) before this hits production.
I'm still new to the translate tag (I don't want to break anything) so could someone please add this section to https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Notifications#Preferences_and_settings
=== Muting users === You can mute on-site notifications from individual users by typing their username into the box at the bottom of the 'Notifications' tab of your user preferences. You will still receive notifications if a muted user writes or participates on your user talk or flow page or reviews a page you have created. The muted user will still receive a 'successful mention' notification if they've enabled that preference. A user's mute list is private from all other users on the wiki, including administrators or any other functionary.
Please make any copy edits you see fit. And please share the diff so I can see how to add something to a page that uses the translate tag. Thank you! 🙂
Well, in your case, copy-paste your text between two translate tags was enough to mark it for translation. I've only changed a few things:
- separated the title from the first sentence, to have the title as a separate translation unit
- rephrased the user talk (page) and Flow page part
- added a translatable link to the preferences (it will be shown as $prefs in the translation interface)
The page has now been marked for translation. You can edit it any time if needed; don't be afraid to break it, it is a wiki. :)