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The {{welcome}} template at Commons and several other user message templates are using the magic word {{BASEPAGENAME}} to replace the username, at the end of the title. E.g. for User_talk:Foo it would show: "Welcome to Wikimedia Commons, Foo!" But in a test at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Topic:Sn6grtdjn70cisb7 it is displaying "Welcome to Wikimedia Commons, Sn6grtdjn70cisb7!" I think we'd just want to use the name of the primary Flow board, that the topic is attached to, instead. Are there any examples that would contraindicate this solution, and is it technically feasible?

The {{welcome}} template at Commons and several other user message templates are using the magic word {{BASEPAGENAME}} to replace the username, at the end of the title. E.g. for User_talk:Foo it would show: "Welcome to Wikimedia Commons, Foo!" But in a test at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Topic:Sn6grtdjn70cisb7 it is displaying "Welcome to Wikimedia Commons, Sn6grtdjn70cisb7!" I think we'd just want to use the name of the primary Flow board, that the topic is attached to, instead. Are there any examples that would contraindicate this solution, and is it technically feasible? --- Possible solution (see comments): Add an {{OWNERPAGENAME}} magic word.

The {{welcome}} template at Commons and several other user message templates are using the magic word {{BASEPAGENAME}} to replace the username, at the end of the title. E.g. for User_talk:Foo it would show: "Welcome to Wikimedia Commons, Foo!" But in a test at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Topic:Sn6grtdjn70cisb7 it is displaying "Welcome to Wikimedia Commons, Sn6grtdjn70cisb7!" I think we'd just want to use the name of the primary Flow board, that the topic is attached to, instead. Are there any examples that would contraindicate this solution, and is it technically feasible? --- Possible solution (see comments): Add an {{OWNERPAGENAME}} magic word.