Yes, it loads.

Yes, I am logged in.

This bug appears in both the stable and beta releases of Chrome. As for "logging in," I don't understand what you're talking about as you can't log in with a real account on the testing page. Could you please clarify?

Is this supposed to happen?

Basically, what this is all about is you accusing everyone else of punishing ruwikinews and everyone else trying to reassure you that they are not and urging you to stop harassing @Ladsgroup. This discussion is useless; the sites are up, and DPL has been disabled on ruwikinews. Case closed, end of the story.

In T287362#7239066, @Firestar464 wrote:

Can we stop whining about the DPL and get back to improving Wikimedia?

Can we stop whining about the DPL and get back to improving Wikimedia?

In T287362#7238579, @Krassotkin wrote:

@Ladsgroup I'm sorry but I'm not trying to be loud. I'm just trying to describe the problem. Please try to hear us.

This is not my Wikinews. Wikinews is a Wikimedia project.

Wikinews is a specific project. It is not like other archival ones.

[Newsfeed] is the main functionality of a news project.

For example, the Wikimedia Language Committee closes Wikinews editions if there is no recent news.

After you turned off the news feeds on Russian Wikinews there [is] no recent news[,] although yesterday we created about 600. Please see the screenshot.

Now you will not be able to find recent news anywhere on the project. The project is not fulfilling its function.

In T287362#7236128, @Krassotkin wrote:

@Aklapper Please note I don't speak English, but there is nothing offensive in my words in Russian. I apologize if they sounded harsh. Wikimedia is a multicultural environment. Please be patient and stop threatening me. Thanks for your understanding.

As a result, Twinkle has finally loaded.

Reading is faster than editing, though both are still very slow at the moment.

In T279761#7157003, @Ladsgroup wrote:

I cleaned enwiki a while ago[,] but I haven't got to cleaning other wikis yet. I'll be on it.

Any way to fix this?

Sorry for being a noob, the "strange" part is that it displays "revreview-hist-quality" rather than "approved," "quality," or "pending." Also, the colorful buttons are from WP:Redwarn, an anti-vandalism tool.

Happens again. It seems not to be a problem with a specific diff, but rather with PCR as a whole.

Should this thing be moved to high priority, per this proposal?

So should I decline the task?

As far as I know, it is up to Google to value the request. __NOINDEX__ merely notifies search engines not to index the page; it does not have any power over the bots. Correct me if I'm wrong.