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Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
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Open | None | T146321 Notifications for user rights changes - tweaks needed | |||
Open | None | T67659 Echo: User rights change notifications aren't particularly clear | |||
Open | None | T67657 User rights descriptions aren't particularly clear |
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example of text in echo notifications:
Your user rights were changed by $user. You are no longer a member of this group: editor. Learn more
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possible improved text:
Your user rights have been changed by _$username_ you are (no longer/now) a member of the usergroup "$usergroupname"
1 hour ago | learn more about user right
How would that handle when multiple groups are changed? You could be added to one group and removed from another.
Your user rights have been changed by _$username_ you are (no longer/now) a member of the usergroups "$usergroupname, $usergroupname" and (no longer/now) a member of the usergroups "$usergroupname, $usergroupname"
1 hour ago | learn more about user right
I can confirm, [[Special:ListGroupRights]] is extremely user unfriendly and should be avoided.
If only one group is involved, it should link to the local page on the usergroup.
Now, assuming the whole notification should absolutely be clickable (and for the learn more if you want it).
If several groups are involved, it should link to the local page on access levels. At Wikipedia, it's [[Wikipedia:User access levels]]. It would require the creation of a mediawiki page to specify its local title (if it exists). If none is specified, then I guess [[Special:ListGroupRights]] will have to do.