FYI, https://twitter.com/MagnusManske/status/1095284364827598851

OK

@Cyberpower678 yeah, that looks ok.

OK, then when you are ready you could do another test batch. If after approx. 10 edits it looks OK to you, do approx. 100 more edits.

And to simply understand things, could you tell in which cases the bot adds {{Webarchive}} and in which cases it transforms cite to {{cite web}}?

One more thing.

1. hmm, you missed the date template: {{dat|YYYY|MM|DD||bez}}
2. we probably will not need also such messages. Then no talk page messages at all, I guess.
3. |titel= :)

@Johan so the basic need is those two (readability, subscribers) pages? Could work on that. Maybe wouldn't automate it fully, but I think it would be better than current situation. Won't guarantee anything, though (real life and other wiki-tech-stuff).

Granted rights

So the translations (very soon, I know :) )

In T195290#4261577, @Cyberpower678 wrote:

Questions:

Do you want talk page messages?

I think we would prefer no talk page messages. At least not the first one (second bullet point at translateble messages). If data is saved in some database (accessible from Toolforge), then I think we won't need any talk page messages.

Do you use dead link templates and archive templates?

Yeah, the standart one from enwiki Dead link. For web archives - I think some colleague created (read - copyed from enwiki) one, but don't remember which. But it's not a problem to create one.

Where are your cite templates?

These are the ones:

• https://lv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veidne:Cite_video
• https://lv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veidne:Publik%C4%81cijas_atsauce
• https://lv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veidne:Saraksta_atsauce
• https://lv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veidne:TV_atsauce
• https://lv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veidne:Zi%C5%86u_atsauce
• https://lv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veidne:T%C4%ABmek%C4%BCa_atsauce
• https://lv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veidne:Atsauce
• https://lv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veidne:Intervijas_atsauce
• https://lv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veidne:Gr%C4%81matas_atsauce
• https://lv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veidne:Konferences_atsauce

I personally would like to see all violations for specific type. The format (regex) one is good example. (if UI allows) in this way I can see what could be easily fixed automatically with bot, for example.

In T193465#4173749, @Nicolas_Raoul wrote:

Also, it would be interesting to know what proportion of the thanks are for mainspace (edits in articles rather than discussions).

Something like this?

Maybe grantmetrics will suite you. Haven't used it (yet), just saw presentation of it by @MusikAnimal at conference.

This sounds interesting and something that anyway I wanted to do for my home wiki. Not saying, that I will definitely work on this, though.

Wikipedia:WikiProject Medicine/Stats/Top medical editors 2017 (all). Talk page contains some instructions.

Sorry for late response.

Somebody needs to do a grep in Toolforge folder probably for all users :) [I know, offtopic]

In T190287#4068954, @Aklapper wrote:

Cannot reproduce

In T188406#4036083, @bd808 wrote:

Each PAWS user does not get an individual database credential pair, so the only access that really could be given in the current setup is read-only access to public user databases.

In T187737#3984184, @matej_suchanek wrote:

So if you keep your script names unique and register any folder in this config, I think you will find this useful.

Setting it to high. Because of it many users can't use PAWS

Sorry for late reply.

Ahh, just noticed T164113. Well, this or that task may be subtask of other one

Thank you, Masti!

Probably yes.

To make it clear, I'm not !voting against. Those we're simply my 2c :)

I'm not sure about this one.

Oh... Thanks guys!

See also T143263

@Spinster you can try out User:Edgars2007/mixnmatch.js. Place in your common.js file:

In T137743#2392404, @Multichill wrote:

Resources:

• Even more queries at https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:SPARQL_query_service/queries

I usually introduce some error in query and then press Run :)

Everything is fine now.

Yes, I would agree with Lydia. We could enable this by default for all users, not only newcomers.

Sorry for not commenting this earlier, but better late then never as they say.

In T9148#1981222, @Addshore wrote:

In T9148#1981170, @IKhitron wrote:

References too, @Tobi_WMDE_SW?

References ?

@Tobi_WMDE_SW isn't it disabled already in (at least) some projects?

@Ladsgroup It also should be safe to replace <nowiki>''</nowiki> to ". Tested at Latvian Wikipedia.

@MarcoAurelio @Glaisher
Gender distinction part isn't working. See for example this page. The page title should be "Dalībniece:Ingii", because she has set her gender as woman.

Yes, everything seems to be fine now. Was testing various edits.

But shouldn't line after 7874 be

But if I grant myself "bot user" group (flooder group), then my edits should be marked as made from bots automatically, right? Currently they aren't (I can see them in recent changes)

@Jdforrester-WMF I think it isn't working as expected. Granting flooder rights works, but user's edits are shown in recent changes. Yes, hidebots=0

In T119206#1915916, @Nemo_bis wrote:

Was this request page ever announced to people?

OK, will get serious. I think the problem is still there, @yuvipanda. Or at least is related to this one.

In T120988#1866576, @IKhitron wrote:

You're everywhere, @Edgars2007, or anyone can use your account? :-)

I'm everywhere :)

In T119206#1838886, @demon wrote:

Running the script now for all wikis which you have a local account, should be complete in a few minutes.

Please change my skin preference to Monobook in all wikis.

@Jonesey95 this probably is WON'T FIX. Explained at enwp talk page

During load:

I'm using this query.

@Elitre Here you are. Created also for Spanish Wikipedia, so you/somebody else can take a look at differences from P654, if you want.

@Elitre Hi! I made a list here. It is far, far, very far from good. I count ALL external links, not only references from main namespace, so it is only partialy what you probably need.

I suppose you want something else, but there is Magnus' tool and such one (you need to download it to your computer).

If you need a gadget, that simply does the job, then you can try out this one. It's pretty cool, it works in most cases. Also - previewing page/section with it is much more faster.

@Mjbmr oh, so you waited some confirmation? My colleagues will kill me, I think :)

You could also think about some result filtering. For example, I would like to know which pages are using Wikidata, except all those authority control IDs. You could keep in mind that.

Let us assume that some user is highly active on two projects (A and B), but his home-project is A. So it would be nice, that on A he could get all project notifications, except for B (so the notification bar isn't so backlogged).

Seems to be fixed. Thanks!