In T245708#5899926, @DannyS712 wrote:

Should just be added to Sagittarius+/Capricorn regex

I have to say, I only filed this because I have never used Capricorn. For the most part, I've always had a custom implementation of Sagittarius + that later became Archer. I don't know if that could be fixed or not, though?

@Paladox Do you want me to commit the change or do you want to take care of this yourself?

In T37704#5833304, @Jdlrobson wrote:

3. They encourage UI inconsistency across the site e.g. blue buttons and yellow buttons and green buttons!)

Please bring back green buttons. Thanks, T110555.

In T49544#5834946, @thiemowmde wrote:

There is a number of tools, gadgets, user script, and whatnot that work with references. If any of these contains a selector that requires the element name span, this tool is going to break without notice.

Ah, well then I'll just remove myself then. :/

@Dcljr Oh, well then would this be a patch-welcome then?

@Alex_brollo I am independently able to confirm that Author: pages are indeed considered namespace 0. See File:Capture-Author.png.

@Xover I'm not a coder, but I'm willing to spend some time looking at things. I'll see if I can at least isolate the problem for why this bug occurred, then that should expedite the solution hopefully. We'll see what happens.

There are genuine logistical reasons why this may have been implemented. While three tildes counts as a signature for the purposes of notifications, a lot of bots, at least on enwiki, require the standard (UTC) timestamp to function right. Besides that, I'm pretty sure it would interfere with T207567 which uses regex to parse the date and decide when to load.
I could be wrong, though.

The discussion to move can reasonably interpreted as consensus. I'm therefore removing that tag.

@Aklapper Would this be a good first task?

Using the latest version of AWB fixed this issue. I'm going to close this as resolved.

@Aklapper No, that's supposed to be reversed. I should just accept I'll never be good at Phabricator and agree to never try stuff like that. :/

@Daimona I recently submitted T226563. If that task was implemented, would it provide a possible solution?

+Me