The adminscore feature seems to work for en.wiki only, but it could be useful for other projects as well. At the very least, you should try to identify RFPP and AfD pages from Wikidata and use their respective counterparts. Currently the scores based on edits to some pages is 0 for non-en.wp pages.
XTools version: 3.1.45-1ad850c
Okay, there are two layers to this task. A bug and a feature.
At the very least, you should try to identify RFPP and AfD pages from Wikidata and use their respective counterparts.
This is a feature, something that I am in the process of setting up for Adminscore.
Currently the scores based on edits to some pages is 0 for non-en.wp pages.
This is the bug. Adminscore should ignore all non-enwp pages if it's not enwp, not even showing them on the interface.
I'll claim this task and take a look at both.
Indeed, I think we should be using wikidata for this. Once we adapt these three items, it should be fine. I think all projects have an admin noticeboard of some sort. When no AFD exists and/or no RFPP exists, we should add that count to AN, giving that a greater coefficient, IMO, as AN most often takes the roles of these pages (e.g. at enws AN does the NFPP part). For the few wikis
@Kaganer : can you give the URL page where you're observing this? I suspect you made an error in the query, because for me (and my wiki is a wikisource) it does find the right account age.
As a side note, we should also show /1200 after the score.
So a little background – XTools 3.0 was a complete rewrite, with one of the goals being wiki agnostics (T344090). AdminScore was included because it existed before and is a surprisingly popular tool, but in my opinion it has never belonged as part of the XTools suite. It's purpose is more of a "toy" than a true analytical tool, and it's usefulness requires the software be hardwired for processes unique to that wiki. Going off of Wikidata is an improvement, but not a solution.
In short, I disagree with this tool in principle, and so I just wanted to put into question whether putting more work into it is worth our time.