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The current script works by the looking for useliquidthreads:1, converting, then removing the useliquidthreads. That doesn't work on three WMF wikis (strategywiki, sewikimedia, ptwikibooks), since there it is enabled by default (https://se.wikimedia.org/wiki/Diskussion:Made_up_name%20asdf?uselang=en). The simplest way I can think to do this is to look for talk pages without `useliquidthreads:0` (it's okay if it has useliquidthreads:1), double-check they're enabled (using LqtDispatch) as we already do, convert, remove useliquidthreads:1 (if it's there), then *add* `useliquidthreads:0`. This can be done either by subclassing LiquidThreadsApi\ConversionStrategy and adjusting the entry points, or just always handling both scenarios in the same conversion strategy (probably the latter is better).

The current script works by the looking for useliquidthreads:1, converting, then removing the useliquidthreads. That doesn't work on three WMF wikis (strategywiki, sewikimedia, ptwikibooks), since there it is enabled by default (https://se.wikimedia.org/wiki/Diskussion:Made_up_name%20asdf?uselang=en). The simplest way I can think to do this is to look for talk pages without `useliquidthreads:0` (it's okay if it has useliquidthreads:1), double-check they're enabled (using LqtDispatch) as we already do, convert, remove useliquidthreads:1 (if it's there), then //add// `useliquidthreads:0`. This can be done either by subclassing LiquidThreadsApi\ConversionStrategy and adjusting the entry points, or just always handling both scenarios in the same conversion strategy (probably the latter is better).

The current script works by the looking for useliquidthreads:1, converting, then removing the useliquidthreads. That doesn't work on three WMF wikis (strategywiki, sewikimedia, ptwikibooks), since there it is enabled by default (https://se.wikimedia.org/wiki/Diskussion:Made_up_name%20asdf?uselang=en). The simplest way I can think to do this is to look for talk pages without `useliquidthreads:0` (it's okay if it has useliquidthreads:1), double-check they're enabled (using LqtDispatch) as we already do, convert, remove useliquidthreads:1 (if it's there), then *add*//add// `useliquidthreads:0`. This can be done either by subclassing LiquidThreadsApi\ConversionStrategy and adjusting the entry points, or just always handling both scenarios in the same conversion strategy (probably the latter is better).