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This task is about making the Reply Tool available as an opt-out feature at en.wiki on the desktop site. === ⚠️ Deployment timing !!**TBD **!! NOTE: the deployment date depends on the outcome of [this on-wiki discussion](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Village_pump_(proposals)#Offering_the_Reply_Tool_as_an_opt-out_feature). === Requirements People who meet the criteria below will see the Reply Tool ( read: {nav [ reply ]}) when visiting a talk page: 1. People who are logged in //or// logged out 2. People accessing en.wiki using the desktop version of the site People who meet the criteria below will *NOT* see the Reply Tool ( read: {nav [ reply ]}) when visiting a talk page: 1. People who have explicitly disabled the `Enable quick replying` setting within `Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-editing` === Testing instructions At the wikis listed in the `===Wikis to test` section below, do the following... //Logged in// 1. Log in as an existing user 2. Visit a talk page 3. Verify `[ reply ]` links are present next to each comment 4. Click a `[ reply ]` link on the page of your choosing 5. Verify the Reply Tool opens as expected 6. Document the text input mode – `source` or `visual` - that you see by default //Logged out// 1. Visit a talk page 2. Verify `[ reply ]` links are present next to each comment 3. Click a `[ reply ]` link on the page of your choosing 4. Verify the Reply Tool opens as expected 5. Document the text input mode – `source` or `visual` - that you see by default //New account// 1. Create a new account 2. Visit a talk page 3. Verify `[ reply ]` links are present next to each comment 4. Click a `[ reply ]` link on a page of your choosing 5. Verify the Reply Tool opens as expected 6. Document the text input mode – `source` or `visual` - that you see by default === Wikis to test |Wiki|Default input: Logged IN|Default input: Logged OUT|Default input: NEW ACCOUNT| |---|---|---|--- |en.wiki| | | === Done - [ ] @ppelberg finalized `Deployment timing` - [ ] All `===Requirements` are met

This task is about making the Reply Tool available as an opt-out feature at en.wiki on the desktop site. === ⚠️ Deployment timing !!**7 March 2022 **!! NOTE: the deployment date depends on the outcome of [this on-wiki discussion](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Village_pump_(proposals)#Offering_the_Reply_Tool_as_an_opt-out_feature). === Requirements People who meet the criteria below will see the Reply Tool ( read: {nav [ reply ]}) when visiting a talk page: 1. People who are logged in //or// logged out 2. People accessing en.wiki using the desktop version of the site People who meet the criteria below will *NOT* see the Reply Tool ( read: {nav [ reply ]}) when visiting a talk page: 1. People who have explicitly disabled the `Enable quick replying` setting within `Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-editing` === Testing instructions At the wikis listed in the `===Wikis to test` section below, do the following... //Logged in// 1. Log in as an existing user 2. Visit a talk page 3. Verify `[ reply ]` links are present next to each comment 4. Click a `[ reply ]` link on the page of your choosing 5. Verify the Reply Tool opens as expected 6. Document the text input mode – `source` or `visual` - that you see by default //Logged out// 1. Visit a talk page 2. Verify `[ reply ]` links are present next to each comment 3. Click a `[ reply ]` link on the page of your choosing 4. Verify the Reply Tool opens as expected 5. Document the text input mode – `source` or `visual` - that you see by default //New account// 1. Create a new account 2. Visit a talk page 3. Verify `[ reply ]` links are present next to each comment 4. Click a `[ reply ]` link on a page of your choosing 5. Verify the Reply Tool opens as expected 6. Document the text input mode – `source` or `visual` - that you see by default === Wikis to test |Wiki|Default input: Logged IN|Default input: Logged OUT|Default input: NEW ACCOUNT| |---|---|---|--- |en.wiki| | | === Done - [ ] @ppelberg finalized `Deployment timing` - [ ] All `===Requirements` are met

This task is about making the Reply Tool available as an opt-out feature at en.wiki on the desktop site. === ⚠️ Deployment timing !!**TBD ****7 March 2022 **!! NOTE: the deployment date depends on the outcome of [this on-wiki discussion](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Village_pump_(proposals)#Offering_the_Reply_Tool_as_an_opt-out_feature). === Requirements People who meet the criteria below will see the Reply Tool ( read: {nav [ reply ]}) when visiting a talk page: 1. People who are logged in //or// logged out 2. People accessing en.wiki using the desktop version of the site People who meet the criteria below will *NOT* see the Reply Tool ( read: {nav [ reply ]}) when visiting a talk page: 1. People who have explicitly disabled the `Enable quick replying` setting within `Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-editing` === Testing instructions At the wikis listed in the `===Wikis to test` section below, do the following... //Logged in// 1. Log in as an existing user 2. Visit a talk page 3. Verify `[ reply ]` links are present next to each comment 4. Click a `[ reply ]` link on the page of your choosing 5. Verify the Reply Tool opens as expected 6. Document the text input mode – `source` or `visual` - that you see by default //Logged out// 1. Visit a talk page 2. Verify `[ reply ]` links are present next to each comment 3. Click a `[ reply ]` link on the page of your choosing 4. Verify the Reply Tool opens as expected 5. Document the text input mode – `source` or `visual` - that you see by default //New account// 1. Create a new account 2. Visit a talk page 3. Verify `[ reply ]` links are present next to each comment 4. Click a `[ reply ]` link on a page of your choosing 5. Verify the Reply Tool opens as expected 6. Document the text input mode – `source` or `visual` - that you see by default === Wikis to test |Wiki|Default input: Logged IN|Default input: Logged OUT|Default input: NEW ACCOUNT| |---|---|---|--- |en.wiki| | | === Done - [ ] @ppelberg finalized `Deployment timing` - [ ] All `===Requirements` are met