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From {T317595}: > maybe we could get away with a simple dialog that explains the situation and asks users to create an account/log in with the buttons allowing the user to navigate to the create account or login page with the relevant returnto parameter. We'll mvp with this while we do additional work getting the login form working in the modal. AC: 1. When an anonymous (ie. not logged in) user tries to click the "edit" button, a [[ https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/OOUI/Windows/Dialogs | dialog ]] appears instead 2. The dialog should allow the user to either navigate to the "Login" or "Create Account" page. 3. The user, once logged in (either by creating their account or just logging in), should be redirected to the edit page for the article

From {T317595}: > maybe we could get away with a simple dialog that explains the situation and asks users to create an account/log in with the buttons allowing the user to navigate to the create account or login page with the relevant returnto parameter. We'll mvp with this while we do additional work getting the login form working in the modal. AC: 1. When an anonymous (ie. not logged in) user tries to click the "edit" button, a [[ https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/OOUI/Windows/Dialogs | dialog ]] appears instead 2. The dialog should allow the user to either navigate to the "Login" or "Create Account" page. 3. The user, once logged in (either by creating their account or just logging in), should be redirected to the edit page for the article 4. This only applies to desktop. Mobile users should not see the modal.

From {T317595}: > maybe we could get away with a simple dialog that explains the situation and asks users to create an account/log in with the buttons allowing the user to navigate to the create account or login page with the relevant returnto parameter. We'll mvp with this while we do additional work getting the login form working in the modal. AC: 1. When an anonymous (ie. not logged in) user tries to click the "edit" button, a [[ https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/OOUI/Windows/Dialogs | dialog ]] appears instead 2. The dialog should allow the user to either navigate to the "Login" or "Create Account" page. 3. The user, once logged in (either by creating their account or just logging in), should be redirected to the edit page for the article 4. This only applies to desktop. Mobile users should not see the modal.