Knowledge:Bot requests/Archive 80

16337:= = List of your created articles that are in ] = = A few articles you created are in need of some reference cleanup. Basically, some short references create via {{tl|sfn}} and {{tl|harvnb}} and similar templates have missing full citations or have some other problems. This is ''usually'' caused by copy-pasting a short reference from another article without adding the full reference, or because a full reference is not making use of citation templates like {{tl|cite book}} (see ]) or {{tl|citation}} (see ]). See ]. To easily see which citation is in need of cleanup, you can check ''']''' to enable error messages ('''Svick's script''' is the simplest to use, but '''Trappist the monk's script''' is a bit more refined if you're interested in doing deeper cleanup). The following articles could use some of your attention {{columns-list|colwidth=30em| #] #] ... }} If you could add the full references to those article, that would be great. Again, the easiest way to deal with those is to install Svick's script per ]. If after installing the script, you do not see an error, that means it was either taken care of, or was a false positive, and you don't need to do anything else. Also note that the use of {{para|ref|harv}} is no longer needed to generate anchors. ~~~~ 16906:

coordinates that make sense in articles (e.g. multi-county listings). Moreover, you can't rely on the infoboxes to inform Wikidata, because there's a consistently unacceptable error rate in coordinates unchecked by humans, and very few infoboxes are checked by humans; they're derived from the National Register database, and it would be pointless to ignore or trash the human-corrected Virginia coordinates. Literally all that needs to be done is a bot doing some copy/pasting; it would greatly be appreciated if someone were to spend a few minutes on this, instead of passing the buck.

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USCG Historian's site with the old cutter histories "burned" and instead of a good index a pile of "stuff" one has to click through in hopes of finding what was once well organized. (Fingers crossed Army holds the anti Vandal defense line!) One has to realize providing excellent historical libraries for the public (that paid for everything) is not high on the mission priority or budget list and contracting out has eliminated subject matter expert librarians from intimate involvement and oversight regarding on line collections.

15013:: "Notwithstanding a valid copyright, a subsequent compiler remains free to use the facts contained in another's publication to aid in preparing a competing work, so long as the competing work does not feature the same selection and arrangement". The data on the wiki have a different presentation and selection of data and therefore represent a valid use of the public domain component of the Johns Hopkins dataset, so I see no need to stop the bot task nor does WMF's senior legal counsel see a reason to remove its output. 6327:, as an example, I personally don't find the category reports useful. The goal of this bot, to my eyes, is to make WikiProject talk pages closer to topical noticeboards, so editors interested in a topic receive a digest of new article creations to pitch in either to contribute to the article or simply to welcome new/isolated editors. So while I recommend against listing files, cats, templates, drafts, importance, deletions, or redirects, if there is any stretch goal, I'd particularly recommend incorporating 31: 13688:

about as low as one can get resource wise, while running a SQL query across 6 million can cause a resource spike but it's hidden from view. My guess is 10-15 days to complete 6 million articles based on previous experience. I have processes doing this continually so do other bots. If there was a way to regex the target articles with Elasticsearch could try that but I suspect ES will bail on the query if too complex (it limits 10,000 results but should not be a problem here). --

11584: 6442:!redirect as a 'creation', and not discounting the 'creation' of an existing page. That said, I fully expect there to be weirdness around page moves and double-page moves as well, but those are smaller corner cases. The other major difference is that my script would have listed 17 new categories as well (in addition to listing new article deletions and redirections/moves to draft space (aka soft deletions) this week, and (none this week) new templates/template deletions). -- 16035: 11877: 8206: 8083: 5073: 5060: 5046: 5033: 2887: 15863:) for it to update on all wikis. I've had a chat with a couple of admins about this and the general consensus is that it's okay to do performance-wise, but be careful with how you use this - using the wikidata template in this way can be taxing on the server, so try and use it the fewest amount of times you can!If you're happy with that method, I can run through and update the relevant bits on enwiki - you'll know better than I will where the bits are on the other wikis. 3763:. @Primefac I'm not sure of the false positives, other than on multi tagged articles. If that did get to be an issue it might be necessary to have people going through such a report the option to mark a section as not relevant to their wikiproject. So an article about a mountain might be tagged under vulcanism, climbing, skiing and still get a query as to the gods that some religion believes live on it. But I suspect that thhe false positives will nnot be a huge issue. 9240:

so they improve their matching algorithms - given our good relations with them I guess this already happens at least in the case of archive.org). We might also think about adding a module to the framework of citation templates containing a ruleset for a number of known sites which would at least highlight links containing unnecessary parameters in edit preview so the parameters can be manually removed by (knowledgeable) editors even before archives are created. --

12135: 9784: 5488: 15142: 5934:*{{cite book |last1=Gröner |first1=Erich |author-link1= |author-mask1= |last2=Jung |first2=Dieter |display-authors= |last-author-amp= |last3=Maass |first3=Martin |translator-last1=Thomas |translator-first1=Keith |translator-last2=Magowan |translator-first2=Rachel |year=1991 |title=U-boats and Mine Warfare Vessels |volume=2 |work=German Warships 1815–1945 |location=London |publisher=Conway Maritime Press |isbn=0-85177-593-4 |ref=CITEREFGröner1991 }} 17096: 17001: 14510: 8510: 392: 366: 10080:, I don't really see a need for all three columns indicating activity, and total edits doesn't seem necessary for a report on activity. Non breaking spaces are overkill (but even if they weren't, you should prefer class="nowrap" on the cells in question). I do not think we need to know HH:MM:SS to know a bot has failed or stopped operating. I'm tempted to suggest a human-readable "time since last operation", probably also to 'day' precision. -- 17391: 15374: 17308:

replace". Rather than simply fixing the units across-the-board, this is an opportunity to upgrade the usage wherever easily possible. There are a bunch of special cases, where the field contains other than a single number or where the number really does need to be manually specified, but I'm setting those aside for now...once the majority of mindless fixes are done, individual decisions about each remaining case can be made.

6355:) look? I'll add some explanatory text to it before calling it ready, but wanted to get your thoughts on what the output looks like now. I haven't written the bot part of the bot yet, just the category analysis. The report's only based on the category and doesn't particularly care about the template since that data is much more accessible. Also, do you know of wikiprojects that would be interested in the reports? -- 14721: 13734: 12170: 10566: 10236: 9423: 5893: 5808: 5510: 5182: 3111: 2686: 2052: 5986:. Plenty of books are referred to in this shorthand way in Sfn templates in order to keep the short references short. It may not be your idea of "correct", but it is consistent throughout this batch of articles, as far as I can tell. I'm trying to get a technical problem fixed. If someone wants to come along later and change these articles' established citation style, that can be a different discussion. – 12808: 16049: 15765:

after is software that constructs the actual map.Both of these things are eminently possible; the world map SVG is such that making a bot to update the colours from a dataset given a scale ought to be trivial. That being said, if that bot was wanting to update the Commons file, it would need to be a Commons bot, not a bot on enwiki. Let me know if I've got what you're both looking for wrong though!

13712: 13597: 12854: 12036: 2724: 13621: 15314:. The edits would not be for the sole purpose of speedily deleting the pages; instead, they would be for the purpose of removing an unneeded project banner. Deletion would be incidental to the pages becoming blank, and I am just trying to save time by skipping an intermediate step. However, in light of the hesitation expressed above, I will seek a wider discussion related to this request. -- 4631:, that would cover 75% of the criteria a closer needs to know (and would at least be a start!) so would need to remind the closer to check the page history for prior PRODs as well. Otherwise, yes, that's exactly what I think would work here. Essentially, if it detects positive for any of those criteria, would be nice to summarize that it's ineligible for soft deletion because of x criterion. 17226: 15338: 14733: 11901: 11487: 11435: 10504: 8254: 8117: 5837: 3415: 2829: 2612: 856: 8666: 10265:'s question above, it does look like there are quite a few bots that haven't made an edit in a long time. It'd probably be good to mark those as retired or remove them from the list. Once that cleanup is done, it might be possible to add some light color coding so that e.g. the "last activity" timestamp cell of any bot inactive for more than say a month is turned red. 14436:'s point, since the inherent format of album articles gives consistency and thus consistency in reasons to use Non-Free Content, wouldn't boilerplated text be applicable since what is generally true for one similarly formatted article carry on? Again, don't mean to be contrarian here or anything, but I just want to genuinely better familiarize myself with the policy. 6189:, and clicking on the link "Gröner 1991"? When I click on that link, it does not jump to or highlight the full citation. That is the problem I am hoping that someone will be willing to fix. I will fix them myself if necessary, but I know that AWB makes it a lot easier and less tedious. Fixing this batch of articles will fix about 5% of the total population of 5578:, Yes, that is not possible inside the template. To be able to determine if the link works or not, the template would need access to the rendered page HTML. Since the rendered page HTML is only available after the template itself is parsed and rendered, the template can't look at it. A MediaWiki extension could hook itself into the parsing chain, but 4829:, which for lack of participation would appear eligible for soft deletion, the closer would know that it's not actually the case. I'm not sure that the list of deletions/undeletions is needed for this case but open to other opinions. At the very least, pictorial image use is historically discouraged in AfD discussions. A few fixes: 6477:

data for new catgorization of drafts, I won't see articles that were previously tagged and were moved to mainspace. There is, of course, data for the tagging of drafts, files, categories, etc: I'm just ignoring it. Listing articles currently tagged for AfD or PROD wouldn't be too difficult, it's just a category intersection.

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importance and quality rating and author. Should non-articles (cats, templates, files, etc) be considered as well, or just articles? What about drafts? Are newly-created redirects important? Do you want articles that were removed from the WikiProject, deleted or redirected too (this would make it more complex)? --

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Actually not. A not-so-small fraction of articles need to have different coordinates in lists and infoboxes, as I already noted here. If we consistently rely on the lists to inform Wikidata, it's going to end up with a good number of self-contradictions due to lists that appropriately don't provide

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No, the "as of" dates should be updated only when the actual data is updated, not any time the map file is updated (which could be for many reasons). Do we update the "as of" if someone adjusts the colour of a map? No. Do we update it if someone modifies a geographical border? No. We would only do it

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For other bots, I have a system on Toolforge that downloads a list of all 6 million article titles then goes through the list, when done recreates the list and starts over. It's brute force but effective and not as terrible as it sounds when running on Toolforge since the Knowledge servers are on the

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links as used in many citations often contain all kinds of irrelevant parameters and could, in most cases, be reduced and normalized to just the id parameter identifying the book and some page information. If this causes problems in associating archived links, we should try to work with the archivers

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There's an idea to explore here, but there should be a fair amount of testing on this. I feel oftentimes those interwiki links should be replaced with an enwiki link (as in we have an article, but someone used another language for some reason). Also, probably should only affect mainspace/draft space.

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are the ones that come to mind - that work in that namespace. It's not just "have the description and attribution been carried over properly", it's also "is this file actually allowable on Commons or does it need to be deleted there and kept locally". The latter is likely why the backlog persists. It

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article conversions. WP 1.0 Bot gets around this by logging article metadata into it's own database, but that data isn't super accessible outside of parsing the on-wiki logs (afaict). The categorylinks table only cares about the page id, not the page title, so moves don't affect it. So while there is

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This seems like a fairly simple task, but I want to make sure I have all the details right: For every wikiproject that opts-in, each week, generate a list of articles that had that wikiproject's tag added to their talk page within that week. Information about the article should be included, including

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It does not correct for template links, and I can't think of a good way to design such a thing short of parsing the wikitext for every page with a link (not a great idea, would make the report take 10x as long). I also don't see much of such an effect, outside of a few potential outliers. The scoring

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was written November 23, 2017, and since it was first written it has always said that it is OK to fix lint errors, including on talk pages, but one should "ry to preserve the appearance." So, for more than two years, it has officially been OK to de-lint user signatures, preserving the appearance, and

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Yes, it would be a great help if a bot could do this. The only harder parts are getting the population information from the article, and "deciding" whether to redirect the article or whether to keep it as a standalone article. Perhaps the bot can use some measure of the length of the article and do a

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page, the bot would need to check there as well. While the main Nominations page has a "Current nominations" section comprising of the current date and the previous seven days—this is updated at midnight every day—the Approved page doesn't have the equivalent section. Depending on how often it runs,

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Absolutely NOT. FULL STOP. Get a broadly endorsed consensus at Village Pump as there have been several cases (NRHP, Betacommand, etc) automated database dumps that have gotten editors drummed out either in part (restrictions on creation) or full on community/Arbitration banned. While you may think

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There are quite a lot of these database-type websites on different topics, displaying each entry in highly standardized format. There is no copyright concern as long as we stick to dates, numbers etc. It would probably be very difficult to develop a generic screen-scraper that could be configured to

15739:, the date is accessible in the first sentence, e.g. "Map of the COVID-19 verified number of infected per capita as of 28 May 2020.". It takes me a lot of time to then go modify the date in every page, even more in many languages. We would gain a lot by having a way of entering this value only once. 15174:

tag. (I unfortunately can't reliably filter for "has more than one template" without doing wikitext parsing. However, most of the WP:USA file tags appear to have been added in single-project AWB runs, so the total number is likely to be fairly close. Any bot that would implement this task would need

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criteria 8 has to be decided on a case-by-case basis, and while there are some that believe that there is an inherent justification for using a non-free image in the infobox of a media work, that is not what the NFCC says. No offense to the proposer themselves, but this is a dangerous idea that goes

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Many of my criticisms in that old discussion stand but a few of the historical documents have come back. Some of those are not in the original report format preserving all context but in new transcribed form. Meanwhile the Vandals (Homeland Security with no interest in "Service history"?) sacked the

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would need a tweak. What would make it ineligible is if the existing article (under discussion) was redirected elsewhere, leaving its history in the same location, meaning that someone redirected it in lieu of deletion. In this case, the article (and its page history) was moved to a new location, so

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Clearly that article is not typical. But the most recent thread is from January this year, the previous one from last October, so a report of any new section would include it now provided new was interpreted as broadly as thirty days. If we only went back 7 days it would already have dropped off the

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so that L4 displays whatever's in B4; is that right? If so, I don't think it would be useful unless it were immediately followed by whatever's analogous to Excel's "Paste Values". Is that what you mean by having a bot doing the swap? Since there are 3000+ entries, I'm sure there are a few errors

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It looks like you two might be talking about different things - either that or I'm misunderstanding one or both of you. Raphaël, it sounds like what you want is basically just an AWB run for pages that contain the map to replace the associated date when appropriate; Sdkb, it sounds like what you're

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While we're here, if anyone wants to work on a bot for updating maps themselves, that's something that ought to be done at some point, but I imagine it'll be a much more complex task. Still, we have the data stored in templates already, so it'd just need to be mapped onto the various maps. It could

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I don't think it's this clear cut. Even if the files are on Commons, they do appear and are used on enWikipedia and I can see reasons to tag them for a WikiProject. The misplaced comments are an actual problem but I don't think their occurrence has any correlation with the presence of a WikiProject

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However, it is likely that even if this bot is implemented which updates it once per day, there are still going to be people who, in the interest of providing the most up-to-date information, will manually edit in the correct numbers, and bringing us back to where we started. I think that we should

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I did a little work on this myself, and found that there’s an additional complication: the GitHub dataset updates only daily, while the actual interactive website updates every few hours. I tried fooling around with some web-scrapers that support JavaScript, but ran into a lot of problems, probably

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Thanks for the refactoring. I suspected the number of entries must be large. Testing the success of the first few attempts would be a simple matter. Thanks for any help you can offer. Perhaps there are some MilHist or WPShips people who'd do this, but as opposed to starting a talkpage discussion, I

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Going through a backlink list would be easy enough through the API, and there's already a list of all article titles in the DB dumps that are stored on drives accessible through Toolforge anyhow. My concern had been that doing that a) introduces quite a fair bit of server load, and b) seems like it

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Yeah, that is a challenge. I wish that more of a standardized notation was set up so that bots would always identify which task they were doing in the edit summary of each edit they make. As it stands, I think the more realistic goal for now would be to just focus on catching bot accounts that stop

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I don't think it would be a wise task for a bot. Humans have to check additional features, in particular factors such as attribution and description. You might upload an en:wp file to Commons with a very different description, and whether it's better or worse is impossible for a bot to tell. And

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I didn't check all logs, but from the ones I did, the log analysis looks good! It doesn't look like the tests were doing "no quorum" detection, so as long as the script knows when it should run on a discussion (one or zero !votes in the last 24 hours of the AfD's seven-day listing) then sounds good

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between importance ratings, which might not necessarily be true - it depends on how people go about rating importance on average), then use round(median(list of ratings)) or round(average(list of ratings)), then remap whatever number it returns back to an importance rating. E.g., the average rating

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Yes lots of wikiprojects are inactive, perhaps some will be revived by having this report, others will be unchanged. The report would be a success if an increased proportion of talkpage queries get a response, 100% response rate would be nice, but this report aims to reduce a problem not to totally

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Identify the subject's given and family names - again, not necessarily an easy task, given the number of name formatting styles. I don't just speak of patronymic names like Icelandic, but surname-first family names, Spanish names which contain surnames from both parents, mononymous people, probably

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Since it'll be reviving SSTBot task 4, hopefully it won't require writing too much new code. For articles that haven't been assessed yet and are without the VA tag, it'd probably be best to leave them unassessed rather than labeling them all start-class; it's possible to add the tag without marking

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it's been deactivated. I'm a bit confused overall why so many of the bots related to VA have stopped functioning, given that there don't seem to have been any major technical changes that might have broken them. The VA project is ongoing, and the bots that help with it are thus needed on an ongoing

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Regular Knowledge articles on medicine are generally still written at a higher than desired reading level and many of them require further simplification of jargon for a general audience (a target of ~ an 8th grade reading level). The Simple Knowledge suggestion doesn't really help me in this case,

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active users, there is no option to list active users from a given set of users. We would need to first get the list of 138,000 active users (28 queries), and then we've to pull in the full search results (which can be done in 1 query for each script except the top 2 scripts - which need 2 coz of :

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There's room in the table for people with big monitors or skins which aren't responsive. :^). A bot with 3 million edits is no more interesting, though may be more important, than one with 240 edits. I suspect there is a more interesting metric than count of actions/edits to indicate the important

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I am rather confused, is there an active bot that regulary updates the count of the level 5 vital articles? I saw that someone counted all of them and I'm very happy, but it's not clear how did that. The idea was to have a bot that counts the amount of articles, so we'll know when we are done with

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That would be possible, but it would require someone to maintain it. Consensus would probably be required to have it default-on as well. Pages that have broken citations that have less editing traffic would also be unnoticeable, since the script wouldn't be able to apply tracking categories. This

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I would certainly veto such an idea. These would likely be spam levels of updates, and duplications for those that would watch the updater and also the article itself. I would assume most would unwatch the updated list of "queries" pretty quickly, which would be pointless. A better solution is to

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is completely wrong right now. Also, I think it'd be better to list an article's icon for current quality status always first (instead of icons for peer reviews etc.) because that way they're more easily compared via skimming and they're what the vital article project is most concerned about. The

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for each one, and these are search queries - which are inexpensive because of search indexing. The API calls aren't all being sent parallely - a concurrency limit of 50 is being applied. Maxlag settings are necessary only for long and drawn-out bot tasks, right? Here, the script takes less than a

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However, do we really want to sacrifice accuracy for automation? Personally I would rather have manual, but the most accurate, case readings instead of automated, but slightly inaccurate, readings. As for the bot building the page, that just seems weird to me — removing helpful edits in favor of

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Generally speaking in a shared environment like this slowing things down is the nicer way as it doesn't cause a spike in demand. Downloading every article sequentially would be like a 15-30k steady stream which is a blip on a gigabit LAN. And CPU/memory to regex a single article is nothing. It's

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Yeah, I've been doing a fair amount of batch protects now (which are easier using p-batch or manually using the mediawiki interface in some cases.) I'm not mass adding the ECP template though, as that seems like a waste of my time for nice but optional templates. Anyway, I thought this was still

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Anyways one of the main reasons for me requesting this is that I'd like to start adding some math markup alt-text myself. If it's not possible to get a bot to categorize, is there another potential way I could find a list of LaTeX equations in articles? I'm not good with coding so I'd love it if

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I'd be willing to do the license vetting and make any corrections to the Commons pages that are necessary, but I'm not an admin, so I can't delete the files themselves. I can, however, pre-vet files and say "yeah, these are ready for you delete" if an admin that doesn't normally work in the file

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template to merge one banner into another, but is there any support for merging multiple banners on a single page into 1? If not, are there any bots that have been approved to merge multiple project banners on talk pages (particularly where 2+ banners occur on a single page) into a single parent

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to track that template/tag. On the whole, could use more evidence that this is an actual problem. Agreed that it would be a lot of noise to create a listing for every new, unreplied talk page section on every project page, especially when such sections do not necessarily require responses (e.g.,

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I explained my objection to this proposal in the Removal section immediately below the closed discussion in the permalink above. It is not a good idea to edit 38,000 articles if the only objective is a cosmetic update. Further, there is no rush and the holiday season is not a good time to make a

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to parse the wikitext to ensure that the WP:USA tag is the only page content.) Bot tagging 11,000 pages for deletion is also not exactly polite, so this task would be best implemented by an adminbot that can just do the deletions (which again, requires demonstrated strong community approval). --

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I am the wrong person to ask that question to. I'm of the opinion that unless the album cover itself is the subject of non-trivial coverage in cited prose, it doesn't meet NFCC #8, and that the community's consensus that creative works get a piece of non-free content in the infobox for free for

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From a brief look, it doesn't look like it's just WikiProject talk pages - it's also user talk pages too at least, possibly more. Now there is of course the question of whether or not user talk pages should just be left as they are if the user hasn't bothered to clean it in all that time... but

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There are bot accounts, bot operators and bot software. We could monitor bot account activity but for any given account there could be a dozen or more bots (software) associated with that single account. It might be possible to differentiate by looking at edit summaries, but the complexities of

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Ahechtbot is a blunt tool. I've only been doing find-and-replace on signatures that (a) are present and identical on very large numbers of pages and (b) affect the function or appearance of the rest of the talk page, not just the signature itself. For the example above, since you're not getting

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I think it would be controversial, actually. For example, a lot of WP: shortcuts are to sections or anchors within a page, and it would seem unnecessary to create corresponding WT: shortcuts for these. In addition, the talk page of a redirect is the place to discuss that redirect—it should not

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I did some preliminary searches and found some three thousand results for Japanese and Chinese, and a hundred or so for Thai. It does appear that there are false positives in the form of deliberate references, though these should be avoidable by excluding citations. I just realised though that

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I agree with Jo-Jo about how hard writing one seems to be. I have seen everything from a repeat of the caption to a detailed description of the picture that mentions everything except who or what is in the image. If it it does proceed someone will want to write a guideline page giving detailed

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mainspace, but no issues with page moves. So your version would cover the majority of cases, but would miss those edge cases. That's probably fine for most wikiprojects, though- my non-data-based feeling is that it's the media projects that have the most "article created, redirected, and later

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as those are pages where the value can be automatically calculated, so the field is not needed. In terms of regex, this is almost always on the line immediately preceding the /molecular_weight/ if it would be useful to have a single regex rather than "one regex to filter the pages, another to

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Thanks for the response. I understand, but one question just for my clarification more than anything. Wouldn't criteria 8 be applicable to any specific album page though? Wouldn't the addition of artwork in album articles "significantly increase readers' understanding of the article topic"? I

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This is the request page for bots running on English Knowledge. Wikia is not affiliated with English Knowledge, so you're in the wrong place and likely won't get anyone willing to help. However, what you're looking to do could be accomplished by AutoWikiBrowser, which you can download and run

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Well this isn't just to provide the minimum required information to know if yes/no a bot is active, but also to provide a general overview of the activity of bots. A bot with 3 million edits that is inactive is more interesting than a bot with 240 edits which is inactive. Agree that the exact

174: 248:. I believe that's just 1 edit in the last 30 days, but it's something. It returns the number of actions for each user, so it could also be subsequently filtered for higher definitions of active. I think you can also limit the results to just autoconfirmed or extendedconfirmed users. ~ 9105:

they are now mismatched and look like different URLs, other bots might pick up on that and restore the archive URL version of the source URL, since it is the authority (once the link is dead). Personally, I would bypass any citation that involves an archive URL too many complications. --

420:. Also, just for feedback-it's not particularly constructive or kind to say "bad idea". It's unnecessary and demeaning. Instead, perhaps just say this probably won't work because...as you did above, and skip the negativity in the edit summary. That doesn't feel very collaborative. Thanks. 15925:

template pulls directly from Wikidata, so there's no need for a bot to update the page wikitext then. Assuming that the other wikis also have a similar template for Wikidata, which I think most do, they'd be able to use the same code. I will just ping in here the creator of the template,

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task that did this and we didn't want the bots to clash. When that didn't happen, TheMagickBOT came through, but alas it has retired now too. I don't mind one way or the other, so if Naypta wants to take it on don't let me stop you, just know that the code is largely written in MusikBot.

11883:- and I've just realised the edit summaries AWB is leaving includes the usernames of the two users responsible - to both of you, I am very sorry for the ping explosion! Helpfully, running AWB in Wine seems to hide the checkbox to turn that off, so I'm going to switch to JWB for the rest. 4987:

As for the logs, related discussions, and previous discussions, I think it might be overkill to post these. It could be potentially interesting as its own bot task, if there is consensus for it, but I think simply showing "soft deletion" eligibility is sufficient for this task. I'll ask

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actually appears eligible for soft deletion. Its deletion was through CSD and it appears to have not been previously PROD'd. As long as the script confirmed that the article was not tagged for PROD before, this would be a great case of where the script could say that the article appears

4303:. I think the best option is to simply use the current taskforce importance (if something's high importance to the WP:GEN taskforce, chances are it's high importance to the WP:MOLBIO wikiproject). The edge case is when two taskforces currently indicate different importance levels (e.g. 9859:

As I said, that's still a work-in-progress. I'm not sure what to do with them as I would also like to keep them automatically sortable which gives its own problems when trying to make them human-readable (must use order year-month-day... and can't use month names instead of numbers).

11457: 11937:, Thanks for your help! Where I did received pings, I've been helping to archive my old posts as well as other outdated notifications on talk pages. I'm happy I could help a bit with this cleanup since the mistake was mine. Glad this is finally being resolved, much appreciated! --- 10316:

Acerbot was running the bot on around 50-60 wiki language sites. If they applied for and received bot perms on all those sites, that is a lot of time and work. First step would be find out why Acerbot stopped running and try to get it restarted with Acerbot's established perms. --

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try to keep the info as accurate and recent as possible. I have contacted JHU on their email about this subject, asking him to either make the GitHub update along with the site or provide an easy way for a bot to get the most up to date data, but have received no response so far.

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local LAN. Another possibility is generate a backlink list for the CS1|2 templates and only target those which would reduce it down to a few million. I have a unix command-line tool that does both these (generate the full list, or backlink list) if you want to use it, on git. --

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Thanks, all! I did not search other namespaces initially, but there are apparently 100,000+ instances across all namespaces. Many are in user signatures and other things that should not be modified, but detail-oriented editors may find links worth changing in some namespaces. –

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A bot and tag does not seem suitable to this problem. As it is today, the image alt tag is I believe filled by the LaTeX, which is a reasonable alt text. I would recommend improvements to MediaWiki core and the Math extension to emit a tracking category or Linter error instead.

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editing entirely (many cases where bots stop without being immediately noticed fall into that category anyways, I think?). That would improve on the status quo, and if the system works, maybe others in the future would feel compelled to expand it to include individual tasks.

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Yes, I regret not time-stamping these messages, but lesson learned. I archive these manually as I come across them. If a list of WikiProject talk pages with unarchived WLP posts were available, I'd help with archiving, but I don't know how to best help with this otherwise.

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Considering that the original script depends on python2, wikitools, toolserver SQL, and stats.grok.se, I decided to go the full rewrite route. The score calculation is the same, but watchers and pageviews data are retrieved from the MediaWiki action API. I made a test edit

2355:.) The Tidy font bug is a high priority lint error and I would favor fixing these lint errors in a systematic way by bot, taking care, of course, to exclude talk page discussions where fixing an instance of this error would confuse a question about this exact behavior. — 2456:/archive page right now. Unless misfiled peer review requests are more common than that query indicates, it seems like this is something human editors can handle. You can re-run the query in the future by logging in to Quarry, hitting Fork, then hitting Submit Query. -- 6504:

OK, so assuming I'm reading this right, there's not really a good way to get un-redirects; they'd show up when the redirect is first created (which isn't ideal as most redirects never get undone, and most un-redirects are years later) but that's it. Same for draft-:

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The first three are simply direct replacement edits (copy and paste), the fourth one requires the deletion of ANY digit or digits directly following the only letter in that sector of the address. Does that make sense? I'm certain my use of terminology is inexpert.

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Where's the community endorsed consensus from WikiProject Brazil/WikiProject Latin America/Village Pump? Where's your driver list of proposed articles? How are you proposing to improve the page so that these aren't perma stubs with no chance at improvement? Per

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I wouldn't say that's always the case. Take the example above — people cared enough to start updating it manually, they just didn't know it was supposed to be done by a bot, or didn't know to take it here, or maybe assumed someone else was working on the issue.

15655:, fetching a value that would be stored at the Commons file and updated by the map updater whenever they upload a new version. As an aside, thank you, Interstellarity, for all the work you've put in updating map date captions; I recognize it's a tedious task. 15008:

was "I don't see any reason for the Foundation to remove these templates or any of the map pages linked from them". Johns Hopkins can claim copyright only on the specific presentation and selection of the data, not the data itself (which is public domain) per

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I've seen past discussions about ALT text and one thing that came up is that it's not always appropriate to have ALT text for an image and that ALT text is often hard to write. I am thus not sure we want to have a general maintenance tag for missing ALT text.

11772: 1020:. As far as actual tagging goes, I dunno. Someone with AWB could probably do it easily enough, but a BRFA would be required to use a fully automatic bot (which is what I would do). I don't know if anyone's got an RfD tagging bot already that could help. -- 8307: 4300: 4213: 14950:

Oh come on, the JHU data isn't freely licensed and they're actively claiming copyright over it (which has no basis in US law). Copying it to Commons would not be a great idea in that case, unless the Commons community has decided to ignore their claims.

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directly without any sort of api access and then make it worse by parsing top to bottom aka reverse temporal order, here's the python function that does the logic of building the list of article objects that appear to have been created in the date range

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There are also a LOT of inactive/semi active Wikiprojects that would get a lot of bot updates, for no one to read. Seems like a lot of work and edits when we could simply post something on the wikiproject talk page to gain additional input. Best Wishes,

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I think the message needs to provide a link to a discussion page where people can go for help. Keep in mind that most requests for help will be of the form "What is this message? I didn't do anything or ask for this. I don't understand it. Help me." –

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There are too many kinds of quote marks, in too many arrangements, to be sure that automated trimming would render the string correctly. You could probably use string processing of the contents to put pages in a hidden category for human inspection. –

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Updating more than once a day is likely unnecessary. The source data for each administrative unit doesn't really update more than once a day anyway, the website just shows the data as it comes in and the GitHub export combines it into a batch update.

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What other options are there? Is it possible to have a template that applies the logic of "if the passed string is not already wrapped in quotemarks, wrap it in quotemarks", without being computationally expensive? Or should this be the job of a bot?

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the bot may need to check earlier on the page, because the dates are not when the nomination was added, but rather when work on the article began, which is supposed to be no more than seven days before nominating. (But is sometimes a little late.)

8982:) most of this type of issue. Only about 400 hits on the first three. The only one I would be concerned about is #91, because I glanced at a few and it looks like people are trying to use the other-language wikis as references; converting those to 8696: 2341:

version of the Tidy font link bug is quite rare. Tidy has been replaced, so now font coloring tags immediately wrapping a Wikilink or external link are overridden, as you would logically expect, by default link colors. The replacement parser is an

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would be an unprecedented undertaking that would probably require significant expertise far beyond what I have. Especially considering the reason why math has switched to symbols for expression is that wordy statements can be impossible to parse.

12574: 9657:, although doing so it tedious and would require knowing the agent for each bot. I'm skeptical of the utility of this in general, but in theory such a tool could check bots without edits and known none-or-minimal-editing that way. In practice, 9740:: It used to be that inactive bots would be deflagged after notifying the operator, but I don't think anyone on either side has done that chore for a while. I wonder if we should flag bots for 3 years and have the operators request extensions. – 16945: 15127:

WikiProject could tag files on Commons (although that is my preference). However, I am not looking to take on that broader issue right now, and my focus is just on WikiProject United States, which does not need these pages to be tagged. --

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should let the bot run too (to post that it's ineligible based on having a prior AfD). So would need to tighten participation detection. If the bot/script is detecting one or fewer delete/redirect participations, the bot should run (e.g.,

182:'s suggestions, differentiating active users isn't feasible using the API - it probably could be handled using database queries - but I'm not familiar with them. OTOH, noting the change in number of imports from the last update is doable. 2487: 15155:

is pretty clear that if the members of a wikiproject agree that a page is outside of their scope, it should not be tagged. However, anything related to mass deletion requires strong consensus to implement, which I do not see here. Under

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which is semi-automated. It will do simple search and replaces automatically, but the user has to check each one to make sure they are appropriate and can reverse them with a click before saving. If you want help setting that up, let me

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has a lot of examples and if you look at some of the LaTeX source for them you can see how it might be incomprehensible for a screen reader. Formatting instructions would presumably also be a pain to hear especially if there's a lot of

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In addition, they've changed the reference structure so that the page link no longer directs to a sub-page, for example in the USS Minnesota example, the old link referenced the 11th "m" page, rendered as "m11". The new link just uses

8374: 224:. That of course means getting the full results set for the search queries (instead of just the total hits) and extracting the username from each result. And it would increase the number of queries by at least 1 order of magnitude. - 12629: 12591: 3885:

resolve it. As for posting things on WikiProject talkpages, that is reasonable advice to the regulars, not something we expect newbies to do, and in case it wasn't obvious, it is unnoticed queries by newbies that I worry most about.

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The problem here is going to be that, because there's no invocation of the template, it's tricky to find an appropriate set of pages to check over, without doing some god-awful regex search and crashing Elasticsearch in the process

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that would have to be added by a MediaWiki extension, not a bot. A bot could add a hidden category to the wikitext of the page, it could add articles with issues to a list, or it could tag articles with a maintenance template, like

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That looks correct to me! Great to see it coming together. I'll also go through the taskforce pages and relevant template documentation over the next few days to make sure the instructions for tagging new articles is up to date

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It appears this has mostly resolved itself. Magnus's tools are some of the most highly-used on the projects, and I would encourage him to try to find some co-maintainers to assist in the operation and development of his tools.

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when a map is updated to reflect new data - and I can't think of how that could be done other than manually. Incidentally, I reverted your use of TODAY as it's obviously wrong for every map to say it's up to date as of today.

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from talk pages of files on Commons; and (2) mass-deleting the resulting empty talk pages. (1) is the WikiProject's decision and does not require a wider discussion. I was hoping that (2) would be uncontroversial housekeeping

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Making an edit with the sole purpose of bringing the page within the scope of a speedy deletion criterion is not acceptable behaviour for a human or a bot. You will need explicit consensus that these pages should be deleted.

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Identify the article as a biography of a female - not necessarily an easy task for a bot! Gender may or may not be mentioned in categories, isn't in the infobox and just checking for words like "she" and "her" wouldn't be

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I don't think using another validator should be a problem, as long as they both output the same amount of errors. If that's not the case, I think the valid/invalid SVG templates should be updated with the new validator as

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I don't see that there's an absence of consensus either. Past objections to 'fixing' signatures were mostly because the proposed 'fixes' were based on ill-defined personal preferences criteria like changing something like

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The data's not acceptable on Commons because Commons cares about source country and US copyright. However, enwiki only cares about US copyright law, which doesn't recognize any copyrightable authorship in data like this.

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Sure thing. So the cache expires on the sooner of the next edit, a manual purge being requested, or seven days from the last cache time. I've manually purged the cache of that page, and you can see it's now updated, but

15894:(performance-wise, it's a total of ~1.5 mio page views per week). How doable is the use of this bot in other languages? As of now, there is 56 different languages using the map, with the date to update on each of them. 8839:

there was a way possibly with Regex or something. And if I were to do this is there some place I'd need to seek consensus before doing so? Also is there anywhere I could get a good opinion on how transcriptions of math

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by default, and maybe add a maintenance category, would be much preferable. The display would be instant and it would save us from lot of spammy templates and bot edits. This is also how the CS1/2 templates do it: i.e.

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I would say if one can add the stubs with identical structure to the lists it would be already very useful. Everything else can be done manually (or not done at all, we have quite a few fully developed articles on the

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Your code is definitely more readable than my spaghetti nonsense, though- for an example of what happens if you try to base this off of the WP1.0 bot output and then compound it by actually just parsing the html of

4852:: The rationale for this should not be "previously deleted" but specifically "previously discussed at AfD", which supersedes whether or not it was deleted. (Deletion itself doesn't make the article ineligible—e.g., 4341: 3314: 715:, etc. nothing came up. I would be concerned if a bot was actually making the changes (instead of just identifying possible problem articles), as fixing it requires a little human input. As an example, you may have 16583:

Some places span county lines (e.g. bridges over border streams), and in many of these cases, each list has separate coordinates to ensure that the marked location is in that list's county. For an extreme example,

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work. The only problem might come in terms of needing to purge the page caches when the Wikidata item changes - but that should happen when any part of the page changes anyway, and can be done manually if need be.

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Facebook by leaving them; it gives them bad data every time someone clicks one that isn't actually in the place it was supposed to be. Still would be a good idea if only the archive bots would reliably understand.

6323:. I'd recommend cutting scope to only include articles to keep the v1 reasonable. (Let someone request the extras if they have a valid case, but ArticleAlerts currently lists relevant deletions and AfC drafts.) In 8927: 4525: 4009: 8895:

Thinking about it some more, alt text for math that would avoid ambiguity would require us to standardize some method of converting mathematical expressions to words in an unambiguous and consistent way. Such a

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Thing is 'Gröner 1991' is actually wrong, because it should be 'Gröner, Jung & Maass 1991' or 'Gröner et al. 1991', so it's not just a matter of fixing an anchor, it's a matter to having a proper short ref

12315:. There's definitely an argument to be made that the tagged redirects are generally more useful or more well-known than untagged redirects, and there is definitely a lot of chaff in the all redirects query. -- 9007:

there's another issue which may prevent a bot from doing this: the link might be piped to something else that isn't the appropriate English title, e.g. abbreviations and non-disambiguated forms. Fore example,

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When an AfD listing begins its seventh/final day (almost full term) with no discussion, a bot posts a comment on whether the article is eligible for soft deletion by checking the PROD criteria that the page:

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I wonder if the bot could scrape the info onto a sub-page or a draft page of some kind to be checked by humans before being mainspaced. That way we can make sure the info is getting properly, er, populated.

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This is a page for requesting bots to do certain tasks. A bot is not something granted to you by Knowledge, it is something you program and create by yourself in order to edit Knowledge pages. Please check

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One way to do it might be to implement an edit filter that finds matching regexes and tags them, but I'm not sure if that'd necessarily be the best way. Any thoughts, ideas or suggestions are appreciated!

13563:) is great because it could be visible in the wikitext, produce a red warning message, allow for a tracking cat, and have argument options for the bot name and date, plus whatever future requirements. -- 12427:, or any apostrophes that aren't in the middle of a word, display it unchanged and add a hidden category to flag that the template call is providing something more complex than a single literal translation 4610:

I was thinking that a more general scoped bot which tells the AFD whether there were previous redirectings, (un)deletions and deletion discussions might be useful to inform the discussion of past changes.

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could be a place. Messages could be sent in batches too. Maybe top 25 users, then next 25, and so on each day for the first week. And then see what the traffic is and adjust rates if it's nothing crazy.

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Some kind of template like that might work, but whoever updates the map would still have to update the data field at the Commons file manually - it couldn't just use the upload date as the "as of" date.

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template. It would still likely take a bot to do the swap but it would mean less updating in the future. Of course, if the values are 100% accurate on the lists then I suppose it wouldn't be necessary.

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Hi, what database would the bot be querying, and can you elaborate on what you had in mind by an 'editable data sheet'? Also, who would edit this sheet prior to the bot importing it into the map/graph?

9760:. I do think we can be a little less blasé about hanging out the bot flag - if a bot is doing a one-time run, there's not much point in granting it indefinitely. However, that's something to discuss at 15551:

Both validators shared the same number of warnings/errors for a few files I put through them, which makes sense, because, well, they're following the same spec to validate off. That being said, whilst

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Normally, if a page title is not broken, the page move won't succeed. If it does succeed, it's likely there's a good enough reason that it'd be worth changing the see also links and hatnotes as well.

13865: 11380: 15930:- do you think it'd be okay to use this method on high traffic pages in this way? The general consensus I've had seems to be "yes", but I've not spoken to anyone directly involved in the Wd module. 12804:

If the code's already written in MusikBot, seems to me to make a whole lot more sense to just push to use MusikBot for it then if there's consensus to do this now - the lazier I can be, the better!

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in Ohio, which covers three articles); if the bot produced a list of all the pages it edits, a human could go through the list, find any entries with multiple appearances, and check them for fixes.

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I'm a little backlogged at the moment, but will try to get the worldometers dataset working asap. The first link uses the same dataset that WugBot does, and an interim solution would be to write a

14705:- I did the request based on this being uncontroversial. A few years back the template was added to all new articles joining the projects. And I was surprise to notice that was not done anymore. 5917: 5781:, might be interesting for you. Pageviews are clearly driving most of the score, but watchers also have a noticeable effect. As pageviews and watchers decrease, the effect from links increases. -- 4266:

banner? Asking because I could likely modify the source code of a bot designed to merge the banners of another project's task forces for this purpose, especially if there's one written in python.

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Thank you for helping me understand. "as it currently stands" Is there something wrong with it, i.e. if changes were made you'd be offering, or do you simply mean that you have other interests (

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Those have IMO, acceptable false positives rates (after all this type of stuff is part of AWB genfixes, and no one is calling for heads to roll), and that's why the standard is to explicitly set

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Puerto Rico (Spanish for '"Rich Port"'; abbreviated PR), officially the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico (Spanish: Estado Libre Asociado de Puerto Rico, lit. '"Free Associated State of Puerto Rico"')

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the code (in Python) that I have for this so far; it's already been tested and it appears to work as intended. I just want to know if it looks good to both of you before I send it over to BRFA.

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Tracking bits are evil, they must go away. If web archive used this evil URL in the past, that's something we have to live with, better link rot then supplying facebook with anything. Grüße vom

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Primefac, thank you for the explanation. The idea sounds wonderful for situations like the list of awards, but yes these are rather accurate and unlikely to change (imagine someone picking up

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API:Usercontribs is weird. We'll need a separate query for every single user - but there are about 80,000 users in the present table. If we give the API multiple users in a one query, it lists

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Seems reasonable. The only question would be what to do with the inactive bots and/or blocked bots; do they share the same table or do they eventually get pulled and/or lose their bot status?

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SSTbot 4 is quite stupid as it involves compiling article lists manually. I don't really know how to code beyond an elementary level, and I kind of just got tired of "operating" it using AWB.

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Jablinski Games and Animal Crossing Plaza are both just time zone issues. The bot considers the last 7 full days in UTC, so Animal Crossing Plaza was tagged at 01:05 and Jablinski shows up

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Should the bot add templates to fully-protected pages, too? The bot will be exclusion compliant, so if admins for whatever reason didn't want to advertise full protection they can use the

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If the v1 won't parse edit summaries or diffs, I've modified the collapsed section above with some suggested boilerplate. Of course, would be great if it could, but this would do for now.

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Are you still interested in doing this? Either way, can you point me to the bot script you had in mind in the event I have a need for reprogramming it to run a similar bot in the future?

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If I'm reading the intent correctly, I think this can be resolved by, alternatively, (1) using WikiProject banners to encourage editors to ask the question there instead, (2) relying on

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I always try to turn the data carried by the infoboxes into a more structured form (I know it'll never get there completely). It would make it easier to export data from infoboxes into

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for the repeated reasons listed above. Yes a bot could provide links to an editor to facilitate the process of processing a NFCC import/justification, but a user script could as well.

4453: 1899:, as probably our most prolific Russia-focused editor, Fram, who came across them and proposed the merge, and myself, because I maintain the "List of rural localities in X" articles. ♠ 16595:

Some places have no coordinates in either the list or the article (mostly archaeological sites for which location information is restricted), and the bot should ignore those articles.

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were each only deleted through CSD—but specific signs that someone has previously considered the article ineligible for PROD.) Same applies to the remaining "2nd+ nomination"s listed.

3474: 2588: 16588:, a long scenic road, is in eight counties, and all eight lists have different coordinates. The bot should ignore anything on the duplicates list; this is included in citation #4 of 4208:

We posted threads about this on different pages at the same time, so I figured I'd follow-up here as well. I can implement this myself using template wrappers and/or a new bot (re:

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If there's such a bot coded, it would probably have to be the kind that creates a report on a centralized page, rather than one that edits anything in the article or its talk page.

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How about now? The date format is still open, I'm 50-50 split between your format above and the one currently there ("02 May 2020 18:04:45 (UTC)"). Also added the edit count there.

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already says we can pull the flag after 2 years (and 1 week notice); a table like this would make the task a little easier, since it would mean not having to manually update it

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Hi, thanks for the help! I know there are some general maintenance tasks that AWB operators tend to look for. How do I ask that this kind of fix be added to their task list?

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This is a very large nav template and placement in an article will matter, a lot. Placement probably shouldn't be automated, and it probably should be collapsed by default. --

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on Feb 7 is missing - was created as a redirect on Jan 30 with no talk page tag (so, not in the project), then converted to a 'real' article on Feb 7 and a talk page tag added.

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Definitely something to explore, though I wonder about the scope; is this a "hundred-edit cleanup" project, or is this a "hundred-edit-per-day cleanup" project? I notice that

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of the field, not the field deprecated as a whole). One detail I had in my offline note and forgot to paste (yikes! sorry!) is to limit the scope to pages where there is a:

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this case should check both whether the title redirects AND whether the page history remains. Page moves would still be eligible for soft deletion/expired PROD by my read.

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All these data add up to the Covid-19 "infowhelm," the term I use to describe the phenomenon of being overwhelmed by a constant flow of sometimes conflicting information.

17367:...has stabilized around 5600 pages. Next step is to filter the ones whose field is malformed (mistake to fix) rather than just redundant (deprecated but valid format). 16608:(for a variety of reasons), but not in both. Instead of replacing information with blanks or blanks with information, the bot should log these articles for human review. 16519: 15623: 13549: 13360:. Won't have time to start it until probably next week, but that has the benefit of allowing for discussion here about any issues with the above, and/or implementation. 6068:

if they want to manually shorten the list of authors (most style guides say keep 3, so that's why the default is up to 3 named authors, and 4+ gets truncated to et al.

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bleedover to other parts of the text, it's not really worth the overhead and extra edits. Frankly, this should be labeled as a Tidy bug, and it should be fixed so that

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Keep in mind some essays get linked through maintenance templates, which can greatly inflate their inbound links (we might have corrected for this, I can't rememeber).

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files on Commons, that way other wikis can benefit from the updating data as well. Tabular data can also be used to create graphs and charts using Extension:Graph. --

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This is not possible for a bot to do except by means of boilerplated text, and that would imply that little or no thought has been put into the wording of the FUR. --

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so that it doesn't get fooled by the new functionality of the CS1/CS2 templates. That's no bot task. If the new functionality of the CS1/CS2 templates means that the

4307:). In such cases it might be safest to use the median rounded up for the overall importance (high+low→mid, high+mid→high), but maybe that's over complicating things. 2568:{{WikiProject New York (state)|class=c|importance=low}} {{WikiProject Capital District|class=c|importance=mid}} {{WikiProject Hudson Valley|class=c|importance=high}} 16589: 9495: 8658: 4539: 4407:). In such cases it might be safest to use the median rounded up for the overall importance (high+low→mid, high+mid→high), but maybe that's over complicating things. 1159: 12709:, but no longer appears to be functional. If there's consensus that it's still a good idea, I'm happy to make this task 3 for Yapperbot - it's not that hard to do. 8877:

As I said, I think it would be a good idea to change one of a couple of extensions to emit categories or Linter errors instead, if alt text is desirable generally.

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of false positives, would be to notify the project(s) if there is a post that has no reply after a week. Another option would be to have some form of template like

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I will not count the articles listed in level other than current page, to prevent from double counting. Please tell me if it is better counting the articles still.

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and alter it in any way you like - move the requests around, delete some, add others. Then wait for the next bot run (1 min past the hour) and see what happens. --

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Will this script catch whether the article was previously PROD'd? If not, would want to add something to the text to remind the closer to check. The rationale for

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table this until you have a community conesnsus in hand as very few bot operators will roll the dice on doing this task in exchange for having their bot revoked.

16846:) and don't feel like getting involved in this one? This question might sound like I'm being petty; I'm writing with a smile and not trying to complain at all. 8069: 4870:'s ineligibility, for example, is that the article was previously PROD'd and contested (03:32, 1 June 2009), not that it was previously deleted via CSD. Same for 17210: 13438:). Sorry for late notice. I just observed only today when PrimeBot made some edits, as this case where not covered on the initial 25 amendments the other day. – 12449:

That sounds like a fun experiment. Let me know if you set up a testcases page, and I'll come visit. Make sure to account for straight quotes and curly quotes. –

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many thanks to you and everyone else working on this. Is there functionality here to add the VA tag to the talk pages of the articles listed? It looks like that

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I suggest that all such unopened peer reviews not opened within the last week be simply removed from the talk page with the summary "remove unopened peer review"

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In this case, wouldn't need to list the entire history but just say at a glance (or the strongest reason) why the article isn't eligible for soft deletion. Eh?

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report. In the unlikely event of needing to make the report shorter, if someone has a tool for identifying signatures it could list single participant threads.

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Not sure if a bot just for that is necessary. Signing is somewhat important but hassling everyone with an extra bot edit does not sound like a good idea to me.

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has been approved to do this using WPCleaner but right now; WPCleaner is broken for me so I am unable to do this task until WPCleaner is up and running again.

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Not really. It'd create a lot of pointless ones for mostly unused redirects, but it's not like anyone will care. Should only cover those explicitly marked as

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And of course there's the caveat that the script wouldn't have actually run on most of these (all but four?) since the rest had at least some participation.

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These are theoretically possible, but might be prohibitive in terms of the number of API calls required (which is already huge just for the basic count). -

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handle them all, but might be possible to develop reusable logic that could make it fairly simple to develop a new one. That seems to be worth discussing.

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Good point, we're working on it over at WP:PR, and this is less than I thought! Your query is very useful. Happy for this bot request to be taken down. --

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that fix Linter errors without changing the rendering of the signatures, and I have had no negative feedback, as far as I can remember. At least one bot,

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Before doing this, would it be reasonable to ask if the template source could be tweaked to display the right info even when the parameter is incorrect?

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Otherwise (ie. if the string contains no quotemarks, and its apostrophes are all in the middles of words), display it surrounded by additional quotemarks

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without altering the generated contents, damaging links and causing linkrot, I would applaud any efforts to remove these tracking/click identifiers like

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I said reasonable, not any other word that would indicate that all was right in the world. :) I have no doubt the LaTeX can be incomprehensible at times.

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I'd like to see this done through a bot, just so we don't miss any and save ourselves some work. I started some discussion about general implementation

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as a valid method of shortening long lists of authors (though the doc recommends "Gröner et al", which I agree with). The documentation also recommends

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and on other Wikipedias, as I am not quite sure on how to apply the template to Commons and other languages. Thanks again, I hope this solution works.

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into a template unless you know for sure what the parameter values will be. There are too many edge cases, like the one you have already thought of. –

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templates - I think stuff being unsigned inside one of those doesn't cause problems for the archiving bots (although feel free to correct me on that!)

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I am inclined to agree that F8 deletions are not really the sort of thing that can be done by a bot. There is too much double-checking involved there.

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If it is possible to do with a module, that'd probably be better, and it would update automatically rather than having to wait for periodic bot runs.

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As a note, it seems like enough people are attempting to do this manually that this may not be necessary as a bot. But, I'll leave this up anyway. --

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is as good as any. I suspect most of those pages need them, so edit to your heart's content. If you think you might need consensus, you should ask at

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I've converted you list to numbers just for my own ease of use. I've got a few other projects I'm working on, but I'll take a look if and when I can.

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automatically be made a redirect to the talk page of the redirect's target. I would definitely oppose using a bot to mass-create these redirects. --

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Nice. Pywikibot is nifty. My only thought the stdout statements have a date/time stamp and go to a log file, in case you want to track activity. --

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I wonder if it's possible to do this with a module? I'm not familiar with them, but a quick glance shows file metadata can provide height and width.

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Currently, WPCleaner doesn't detect this kind of construct, but I can probably add it if nobody else can provide a list. Just drop me a request in

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No, don't think so. The primary reason the Gene Wiki sub-task force was added is that it has its own banner (w/ corresponding article categories:

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this has never been officially challenged or disputed; it is the consensus. (However, I don't think there's a consensus on systematic lint fixing

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outdated data? I think we should either find a way to deliver the information right along with the JHU site, or leave it to be updated manually.

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The LaTeX can be questionable or even incomprehensible in many cases especially to someone not intimately familiar with the markup. For example,

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I don't think so, but I'll need to sit down and look at everything again. I'll probably have a chance for that sometime in the next two weeks. --

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in those cases in CS1/CS2 templates. But if that's somehow not an acceptable solution here, the bot could take care of the rest. Or assume that

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that can handle this, but it sounds like there is some contention about the actual removal, so ping me somewhere if and when the decision about

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on Feb 5 is missing- my script lists this because it was previously a redirect (for 2+ years) and was converted to a 'real' article on that day

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That just gives you an indication that there has been a change to a page not that there is a query that needs to be responded to on that page.

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Finally, if a list entry has no article at all, don't bother logging it. We can use WP:NRHPPROGRESS to find what lists have redlinked entries.

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This bot request is about updating dates automatically, not about the map colour. But it would be nice to adapt the map bot for COVID-19 map,

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A bot or script taking on this task would somehow have to account for the edge case where a single page number contains a valid hyphen, like

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tracks where the param is redundant (or will, as soon as the job queue catches up), so can use that rather than looking for "tranclusion of

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Not only that, but turning that on would also throw pointless warnings (anchors without refs) and fail to populate maintenance categories.

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I don't think there is consensus to drastically reformat editors' signatures in the way that is proposed here. I have been performing edits

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I'm not sure if a bot is really needed for this, but am happy to set up one if desired. Though there are ~1800 API calls, the responses are

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is missing, the bot should log these articles for human review, while embedded-and-coordinates-elsewhere is covered by the previous bullet.

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could probably help explain it. The other problem is that if you retain the tracking bits in the archive URL but remove it from the source

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Ah, the machines are coming for my (machine's) job... Yeah, there's some differences between this bot and my script's output for the week:

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In short, I think it's much too context-sensitive to be feasible for a bot to reliably identify, much less correct, the rules you linked.

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edits by one user before beginning another user - there appears to be no option to make it sort results by timestamp rather than by user.

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after the page address www.history.navy.mil/ they've added a new location for the entire collection "research/histories/ship-histories/"

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Someone's already got a bot for that, if I remember correctly. Don't remember who it is or I'd check to see if they're still operating.

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This seems like a doable task. I'm not sure if it's for a bot so much as a template, though. I imagine that it would work similarly to

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I just want to add support for this. I'm quite tired of seeing the residence error when I do quick previews before saving edited bios.

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There can be reason to use a correct but alternate name in a hatnote because it is shorter, such as the example Primefac gave above. (

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I don't know if this is the case in Virginia, but in some states we have a few pages that cover more than one NRHP-listed place (e.g.

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It definitely makes sense to have one bot do all the work regarding protection templates rather than a hodge podge of different bots.

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Hi, that seems like something that would work. Could you optimize it for use on the English Knowledge and then submit your request at

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Yes, they should be included at any level, so, including level 1 at level 2, and level 1+2 at level 3, and so on, would be helpful. --

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Sounds like a plan. Will you have an easy way to tell which ones I reviewed? It looks like MGA73 has also been doing some reviewing.

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5000 installations) and check how many of these users are in our list of active users. This does seem just about practical enough.

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wouldn't have think of a case where an album artwork doesn't do that (unless it's a soundtrack for a film or TV show). As well, to

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Might be useful to set up some tracking categories, then; those that don't need the param, and those that need the units removed.

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In that run I turned off genfixes, so that I could focus clearly on this precise issue. Some of the links fixed were of the form

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I'm not sure how I'd write that in a template, but can take a look if that seems like it wouldn't be computationally expensive. --

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It's probably best to do this with AWB or another semi-auto tool, as there are some legitimate uses of "" in pages (on this page,

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a combination of the banner and the talk category). I'd recommend including the quality rating but excluding the importance, à la

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I can manually remove this, but as a repetitive action that may take some time I'd be very grateful if a bot could do it for me :)

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re-created" occurrences, whereas projects that get less attention from eager fans don't get as many articles created prematurely.

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is an article category and the metabolic pathways task force doesn't have its own category, so I couldn't add the metabolism one.

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changes just to check everything's working appropriately - mind taking a look and seeing if I'm screwing anything up too badly?

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as new on Feb 1, when it's years old; this appears to be because of a crazy revert war with a vandal on the talk page on Jan 31.

4377:) which is currently present on ~1800 pages. I think we're probably just going to go with the current task force listing in the 4336:

I did just notice, though, that there are also sub-projects for each of the (now) sub-projects; are those tasks forces (such as

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Huh. I thought UTRS itself verified emails or something for this sort of reason. Well that blows, but thanks for your replies.

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to begin with, I can't see this idea/criteria getting consensus. The signal-to-noise ratio would be ludicrously small. Taking

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it's expected that there will be a very large and well attended consensus that this bulk creation is appropriate. In short,

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Any potential problems caused by manual changes may be resolved by the bot building the page instead of amending it, just as

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is not about a single (as many singles don't have album artwork, so only looking at EPs/albums/mixtapes only would streamline

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don't indicate when the section was last edited so the archiving bots won't know that the mass message needs to be archived.

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for example - this has several sub-tasks, and is still running to update the GA lists and RfC lists, but hasn't sent out any

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Thank you very much for the solution! I applied it to the English Knowledge pages. It would be amazing if you can apply it

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Another problem with automated fixes is that edits that result in unclosed templates often need to be reverted entirely. –

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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page. No further edits should be made to this discussion.

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shows the errors when you have it installed, and the errors also show up when you unhide the error messages described at

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Now, if the data you've compiled is (more or less) accurate and of the not-likely-to-change variety (I guess I wouldn't

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If no human notices that a bot has stopped editing, doesn't that mean the bot was doing a task nobody else cared about?

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I'm not sure that's the kind of minor statistical data that Knowledge needs, let alone needs updated on a daily basis. ♠

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not challenging the idea (it'd be great to clean up links if there weren't side effects) but think about this: we'd be

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of task forces that rate an article as low, high, and top is (1+3+4)/3, which would be rounded to 3 → high importance.

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If there are quality status, it should show first. But it seems there are some articles without quality status. e.g.,

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Send each user and each WikiProject a personalized report about which articles they created have errors in them, e.g.

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and the discussion there was that the changes weren't completely consistent so couldn't easily be done automatically.

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just thought I'd request automated help. I'd be glad to monitor or help in any way necessary. Coding isn't my thing.

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I will let cewbot update the list when updating the section counts and article assessment icons of vital articles. --

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Is it possible to at least get alt text tagging for math markup? As of now many of these equations are inaccessible.

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Yes, if images are tagged as needing alt text, there is the likelihood that somebody will simply copy the caption to

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I see this as a screen scraping tool running under editor control rather than a bot. I have started a discussion at

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issues. That said, did that merger proposal get more widely advertised than just the user talk page you link there?

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template to pull in a record from Wikidata. That would mean that you could replace each iteration of the date with

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nice-to-have: list prior titles for reference, if the article has been moved or nominated under another name before

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do you need the list of old and new names as I had prepared before to make this easy, or is Certes's list enough?

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You make a good point about what to put as overall WP:MOLBIO class and importance based on WP:MCB, WP:GEN etc. at

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I have added both categories to the WikiProject Cleanup Listings. They will appear in the next run on June 23. --

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The IP specified WikiProject talk pages and accordingly both searches were solely in Knowledge talk namespace. --

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recommends serial queries. Maxlag is also recommended for all (non-interactive) requests, not just "long" ones.

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Does the code correct for that, and if not, does it seem like there's much distortion happening because of it?

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There are 10 level 1 articles in the list, so the bot will not count them. Is it better counting them still? --

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The coordinates in the lists are often incorrect too. Let me know if you want help manually correcting them.

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not a super fan of the machine-format time stamps. Any way to format them in a friendlier-to-human way, e.g.

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It looks like all of those results would not run because the bot detects participation for each? The case of

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Talk page sections without date stamps typically are not archived by archiving bots. This can be a hassle. –

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It is possible to use the API to determine if a user is active – if you approximate active as being at least

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Knowledge:Village_pump_(technical)/Archive_180#Let's_update_all_our_COVID-19_data_by_bot_instead_of_manually

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Care should also be taken to ensure all talk page archives (or any other subpages if they exist) are moved.

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I'm JWB'ing it, with a looser regex and manual oversight...manually annoying but still scratches the itch.

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since the task was last run. (It can't use the nomination date because there's a 7-day window to nominate.)

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Harvcheck is a tool I wrote to do batch harvard-style reference checks. I fixed the bug and re-ran it, and

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Task approved and if the ancient god of Cron smiles upon us, the page should be updated every two weeks. --

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the existing mass of short stubs and poorly built articles. There are 5,570 of them, all notable based on

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protection templates for the time being, just to keep it simple. We'll get to that with a follow-up BRFA.

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is a venue for a lot of self-published things, but that doesn't mean it's necessarily wrong to cite them (

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ref #113 (Fischer 2008). There is no reference for Fischer 2008. In fact the reference is a faux-Harvard

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time-of-day of those activities is probably overkill, but at the same time, there's room in the table.

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fixed manually. That means the reported problem is largely moot and this task would probably fall under

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of consequence in the project, or (3) adding some tag with lower stakes than an RFC (e.g., a variant of

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6 pages with the parameter set, and I have fixed those manually. Were you expecting there to be more? --

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Will Dexbot continue to repair these links periodically, or does it still need to be started manually?

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amounting to more than 1,000 posts. Not all edits in that interval were "Wiki Loves Pride" messages. --

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cut-off based on this? It's a redirect, so any errors in this regard can be easily reverted by anyone.

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includes the June 2015 text, so I don't know what the 100 page disparity is between search 1 and 2. --

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You mentioned in the earlier thread on this topic that one can use Anomiebot to merge templates using

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this is uncontraversial, this is requires a well attended RFC to confirm the sense of the community.

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because it's the simplest way to reliably center something that doesn't require convoluted mark up.

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A bot that categorizes (possibly tags) pages with embedded images and files that don't have alt text.

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Lot of permutations for Harvard reference problems that a specialized bot could become expert on. --

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Huh. I was certain there is some kind of general bot for this kind of link replacement operation...

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icons that haven't been traditionally listed (peer review, in the news) might even be unnecessary.--

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But it's also testing our ability to process so much frightening and imminently consequential data.

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I went through a number on my own with AWB, but I couldn't pull more than 25k, and there were : -->

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You're probably thinking of various AWB genfixes runs. Nothing specifically tackling this though.

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Update: actually, on looking, seems there's already a bot that's making a version of the map! See

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Why? It's not like WP: shortcuts technically exist in the main namespace, as in H:. I'd like e.g.

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Ah, I didn't remember it needed the specified bit in the bot config. Fair enough - something like

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I don't think we need any sort of colour coding - 2 years is a pretty easy timeframe to sort out.

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Not super fussy on the exact format. I'd put edit counts in the second column personally. And use

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Thanks! As you've probably seen in your notifications, I've posted this request at AWB and WCW.

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on the 2nd when it was created/tagged on the 1st, but I think that might just be a time-zone issue

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I got all of the trivial ones for you. The remainder either require advanced permissions, or are

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Thanks for spotting this requirement. I've put another bunch of pages that you may wish to move

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And maybe move (UTC) to the headers, instead of repeating it in each entry to save width/space.

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Agreed with Nyttend. Each file requires human review, and there are a limited number of admins -

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whether the attribution is right is basically impossible to determine without human discretion.

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Am I correct in that the parameter itself has not been deprecated, just the usage where a value

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due to my very small amount of programming experience. Perhaps you can find a working solution?

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isn't marked as a shortcut. (I can see an argument for avoiding shortcuts to sections, though.)

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If the stubs in question have all an identical structure, it could work. Otherwise we might get

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As linked below, I'm referring to an existing bot task. I'd suggest pinging the botop about it.

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A lot of the links have been fixed manually by users in the meantime as part of normal editing.

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Should it do this for "move" and "autoreview" (pending changes) actions in addition to "edit"?

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I should add that it is only used occasionally so the number of articles has gotta be immense.

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I will give a look at the AWB solution this weekend, and keep in touch if I need you/your bot.

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Oops, I didn't realize the template doesn't contain the signature. Will do that going forward.

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I looked at doing this but couldn't find an API that matches that validator. There is one for

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http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http:{{urlencode:{{filepath:{{#titleparts:{{PAGENAME}}}}}}}}

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http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http:{{urlencode:{{filepath:{{#titleparts:{{PAGENAME}}}}}}}}

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is capable of fixing incorrect protection templates, that feature just didn't get through the

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would be needed. Or one might rig the CS1 templates to produce an automatic error message ...

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I'd seen that and had no objection to it. Does it relate to the request above though? Thanks,

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A bot to develop a mass of short stubs and poorly built articles for Brazilian municipalities

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exempts talk pages for files that exist on Commons suggests it would be wrong to assume that

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Yeah, I haven't touched it. I should pick it up again and do it. Hopefully in a week or two.

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previous AfD discussions, previous undeletions, or a current redirect, so this nomination MAY

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from a few sections above as an example, that would be 39 'queries' for that article alone.

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as an intermediate step, I think it would be helpful to include articles in the category in

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This can be prone to breaking archive URLs and creating link rot if one is not careful. See

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Is it good enough if a bot just reports these attributes for AfD expired with no discussion?

1075:, if you want. This is probably not the last time approval for all XfDs would be helpful. ‑‑ 17054: 16958:

for more discussion. It looks like a straightforward (but far from trivial) screenscraper.

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Bot to add signature and timestamp to hundreds of user talk page messages added by Geregen2

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a monument to move locations) then this is a silly suggestion – since there wouldn't be a

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The solution works well for most pages, thanks! However, it does not automatically update

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You've been doing some of these by hand. Hold off while the list is grabbed for the bot.

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The edge case is when two taskforces currently indicate different importance levels (e.g.

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Bot needed to tell Wikiprojects about open queries on articles tagged for that WikiProject

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I've been in touch with WMF Legal regarding this specific bot task and the response from

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I hold a bot running the same function in zhwiki for several years and generate a report

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might be problematic as they would be harder to track and thus makes it a CONTEXT issue.

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You are a dark and powerful warlock and I fear to fall afoul of your mastery of the code.

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Not hugely, but to be honest, the total interested audience for these stubs is basically

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For nominations where that template is present, determine the aspect ratio of the image.

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is a page on Fandom about running it on non-Knowledge projects. That page also links to

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Thanks. I went ahead and moved those two. I don't know why my query didn't find them.

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then templates pull it from there, so bots don't have to run on each language wiki. --

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Cleanup of cite templates after "ref=harv" became default and/or update to HarvErrors.js

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So, from this limited sample set, it appears the main miss is considering redirect-: -->

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Where would you envisage this putting categorisation markup? Tracking categories are a

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Convert Non-free reduce to Non-free manual reduce for images that are not .jpg or .png

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Thanks for the speedy reply. As I mouseover the links I created in my request, I see

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but many can be deleted if there's already an archive-url or the link can be fixed.

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with editing for tedious and/or repetitive tasks, but they won't "do your editing".

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Looks good to me; thanks for this! Xeno had mentioned this in the other discussion:

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hasn't been in a deletion discussion before (check page title and talk page banners)

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The main thing is how do those 'queries' get detected? What constitutes 'queries'?

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for a sample IBGE entry. Using this information, and information from sources like

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for automatic syncing – and we might as well just have a bot do some copy/pasting.

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is an example, it uses lookback to avoid URLs that are embedded in an archive URL,

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Knowledge talk:WikiProject Molecular Biology#Template:WikiProject Molecular Biology

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Covid-19 is undoubtedly testing our public health, medical, and economic systems.

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would take about five hundred years to complete - have you found it works better?

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I will make it work monthly, as long as the report works, my bot should work too.

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for a list of the archives used on Enwiki and the formats they use. The regex at

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In theory, bots can/should define a unique useragent. These can be queried via

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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Please check the results and tell me if there are still some things to fix. ---

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I feel like it might be a better idea to merge the templates and implement the

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Perhaps this could be useful for any developers who want to take up the task:

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should let the bot run since the only participation is from a delsort script.

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Please check the results and tell me if there are still some things to fix. --

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If the ratio is between 5:6 and 6:5, change the field width= from 120 to 140.

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Y'know, this sort of situation is exactly what Wikidata is designed for... --

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used to handle PC-protected pages but it appears that task has been disabled.

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I'm quite sure archiving bots need a timestamp somewhere inside the section.

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Yes, excellent; I'll review and then come back and ask Kanashimi to do them.

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hasn't been PROD'd before (check edit summaries and/or diffs; or edit filter

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Probably not, unless there is some other substantive change to be made. See

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Agree it would be a good idea to point to a help page. Where would that be?

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happening via another bot, so add a +1 to bring some bot back to do it (cc:

4220:. That said, you've more or less answered my question on how to do it here. 3423:

I am pretty sure there was a recent bot request and even BRFA to do that. --

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if you could explain how to automatically update dates, I'll be delighted!

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if you can open a discussion about this subject, I'll happily participate.

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Sounds great. Meanwhile, I'll keep update on above table when necessary. –

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Template:2019–20 coronavirus pandemic data/India/Punjab medical cases chart

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Template:2019–20 coronavirus pandemic data/India/Punjab medical cases chart

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accordingly; fill that in for each file you've finished reviewing/fixing. -

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is a good search term for the first one, then can regex search-and-replace

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Knowledge:Vital articles/Level/5/Everyday life/Sports, games and recreation

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If the ratio is greater than 6:5, change the field width= from 120 to 160.

9017:{{ill|Hidden Love (TV series)|lt=Hidden Love|th|ลมซ่อนรัก (ละครโทรทัศน์)}} 4821:, this is great! If it ran at the beginning of the 7th day of listing for 4395:

I added the signaling parameter for categorizing cell signaling articles;

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Mostly-correct. The units should not be given with the number...that's a

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Converting inline interlanguage links to use Template:Interlanguage link?

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61 articles does not a bot task make. I did 57 manually. Please clean up

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A heads up for AfD closers re: PROD eligibility when approaching NOQUORUM

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post on the wikiproject talk page if a post doesn't get enough attention.

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Wait, really? Huh. I guess I just needed to look around some more. Thanks

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If there is a way to preserve the code of this, I can keep a link in the

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in the talk pages, but it needs to write some codes. Is it OK if we add

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Special:WhatLinksHere/Template:Peer_review&namespace=1&limit=500

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Some places have coordinates only in the list or only in the article's

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Uploading said cover to the wiki, and editing it into the Album infobox

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that we're looking at around 18k links to http://www.history.navy.mil.

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Knowledge:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/Video game articles by quality log

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may read the list now. But it is still needing to write some code... --

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and moving it off site), so the bot copy/paste job is probably best.

13957:" in case the parameter is File/Category? any other bad side effects?) 17442: 16558:

I don't think you really understand what bots are used for. They can

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parameter is no longer needed one could run a bot task to remove it.

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system weights pageviews the highest. I took the data and plotted it

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The main places where the date is needed are, in English Knowledge,

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Template:2019–20 coronavirus pandemic data/Benin medical cases chart

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Template:2019–20 coronavirus pandemic data/Benin medical cases chart

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Follow up task for files tagged Shadows Commons by GreenC bot job 10

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Thank you so much! Great work. I will display this on my user page!

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Um, the preceding post was by me, not Trappist. I just pinged them.

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The title of this proposal is a bit misleading. The idea is not to

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Assuming all goes well, will put up a BRFA for the task soon(ish).

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Be cognizant of different content types e.g. CSS/sanitized CSS. --

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This won't tell you which ones have alt text and which don't, but

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which deals with bold and links in the lead, but another issue. ‑‑

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Since nominations can be reviewed quite quickly and moved to the

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With over 7k transclusions, it sounds like this would fall under

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Scenarios for bot actions according to existing parameter values

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Charitable activities related to the 2019-20 coronavirus pandemic

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Template:Territories affected by the 2019-20 coronavirus pandemic

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Yes, it was mostly taken care of with AWB and the MassMove tool.

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Charitable activities related to the 2019-20 coronavirus pandemic

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Template:Territories affected by the 2019-20 coronavirus pandemic

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So would it work to have the template apply a string process of:

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I think we should leave a redirecting for each article, right? --

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Shadowbot the bot that adds the tags, runs daily at 4:37 GMT --

9797:. Is there anything that should be included and currently isn't? 5918:

Bot or AWB to fix identical CITEREF value error in 1,500 articles

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is why. Any replacement should not be prone to the same abuse. --

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it's clear that the template is available on the other wikis too

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Populate tracking category for CS1|2 cite templates missing "}}"

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should just be a redirect; I reverted a change that removed it.

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currently an issue with the Data Services replicas from WMF Labs

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Yes, for sure we want redirects, so existing links don't break.

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Move 500 River articles per consensus on tributary disambiguator

6019:. I think the SfnRef way is a bit cleaner (since it matches the 4957:

Yep, CSD/BLPPROD doesn't affect PROD/soft deletion eligibility (

4656:, it's a start! I was thinking of formatting along the lines of: 4326:

I could probably put in a BRFA today or tomorrow if I get time.

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Consolidating multiple WikiProject templates into taskforces of

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Aye, in this case I'd think that two templates is one too much.

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Consolidating multiple WikiProject templates into taskforces of

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That's a reasonable analogy, actually. Check out the source of

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Did you try manually going to any of the articles, for example

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is too general, for citations that are completely missing (see

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Thanks for your work on this! It's going to be really helpful.

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/List of Greta Thunberg speeches

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The task was just approved. I will updates the counts daily. --

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Never heard of that template before. It sounds like an Excel

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they have a script to do it that they then copy and paste from

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was missed because it didn't have an endash; it's been moved.

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it looks like all the relevant pages have been moved already.

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are still need to move. Please check the result, thank you. --

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to any automation that adds non-free content to the project.

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Five year old mass message to Wikiprojects not being archived

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Knowledge:Vital articles/List of all level 1–4 vital articles

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Even identifying the specific task might not be enough. Take

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Brainfart, meant to ping Trappist for the second part only.

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would be willing to run a bot with a broader set of fixes. –

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is also a thing, but I am not sure if it exists in API form.

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As far as what the bot would do, it would take one value of

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This is a context-sensitive task. To give just one example,

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a bot that tags a few hundred COVID-19 categories for moving

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No opinion from me. It looks like Naypta can help though. --

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Looks like JJMC89 has made the template automatically subst

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No real preference about what template should be applied. --

5287:, though, since that would be almost sure to be redundant. 3582:

to some of those would be flagging a problem that isn't one.

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problem. The bot would need to be able to do the following:

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Enlist help to clear Category:Harv and Sfn no-target errors

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Knowledge:Categories for discussion/Speedy#Current requests

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I need a list so the bot won't make mistakes, thank you. --

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There is another bot on ruwiki that generates similar data

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parameter is better than having a repeat of the caption. --

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namespace were willing to partner with me on that backlog.

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make that a bad idea, especially in the next year or so. --

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automatically. You should consider opening a discussion at

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50k transclusions, so I had no idea how many would remain.

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tags, cannot be wrapped by any tags or templates that use

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I'm done for now. I figured out my other project. Cheers!

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A bot to substitute accidentally transcluded instances of

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Additionally add to articles in the following categories:

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Address implicit/structural composition gender bias by bot

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to talk pages with class=Start for those articles without

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National Register of Historic Places listings in Virginia

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Well, this would be a way of doing it without a bot. The

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that reads the on-wiki CSV files and writes a wikitable.

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I did a couple of "w:en:" removals but left it in these:

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TheMagikBOT 2 previously had a successful BRFA to do this

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List of Wikipedians by article count on Luganda Knowledge

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Probably a good idea to at least offload some of that to

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and feel that they are justified in removing the tag. No

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requires specialized knowledge and a fair amount of time.

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Recognize problematic sentences like those you suggested.

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A Guide to Conclusive Proofs for the Principles of Belief

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a mass of short stubs and poorly built articles, but to

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who does this normally, who's previously mentioned that

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standardization we've been discussing at the WikiProject

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are not with targets. Is there another list existing? --

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Another one that could be picked-up is (dead link) or .

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No need for a bot. I've updated the category sorting in

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The list of all transclusions in article space is here:

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Compile a list of which Wikiproject covers what article

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Knowledge:Bots/Requests for approval/AntiCompositeBot 2

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This is a very good idea. Recently came across this in

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that could summon the bot if a user wanted more input.

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Request for change of (soon to be) broken links to LPSN

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of an edit to the template performed on Christmas Day.

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Archiving live links to SR/Olympics before it goes down

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Bypassing redirects for hatnotes and see also sections

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Category:Chem-molar-mass both hardcoded and calculated

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Is there a particular reason for doing this? It looks

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is a deprecated template that should just be deleted.

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A bot that condenses article issue templates into the

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Knowledge:Bots/Requests_for_approval/DemonDays64_Bot_2

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suggested borrowing the AfD counter script's detection

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hastemplate:"infobox person" insource:/residence *= */

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2016 international conference on Sunni Islam in Grozny

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which eliminates quite a few false positives (such as

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yes, but only for CfD. Should I file a brfa for this?

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I think the point is more that if there is a link to

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there is a nice, easy API to use for the nu validator

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does not have such reasons. Certainly, the fact that

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Template:2019–20 coronavirus pandemic data/styles.css

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Template:2019–20 coronavirus pandemic data/styles.css

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Miller Brook (North Branch Mehoopany Creek tributary)

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Well my format above is still sortable. There's also

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To check whether anyone has participated in the AfD,

4344:) being handled by the replacement template as well? 3649:

to default to manual except for png, jpg, and svg. —

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Bot to update number of Duolingo users doing a course

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without a corresponding WP:Peer review/<title: -->

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you can also purge it at this link whenever you like

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Rivière de l'Esturgeon (Châteauguay River tributary)

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instead of hyphens to indicate an inexistent entry.

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that does this. I haven't run it in a while though.

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does not exist and should be removed from pages. ---

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I'll take a look into incorporating it into DatBot.

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Subsequent comments should be made in a new section.

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User talk:Aymatth2/Archive 14#Brazil municipalities

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Knowledge:Categories for discussion/Archive debates

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Rivière aux Canots (Métabetchouane River tributary)

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Bagley Brook (West Branch Delaware River tributary)

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Whatever gets the job done. I use < center : -->

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That's fine, I'll be able to tell the difference. -

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For example, go to 13708:Sure - I'll give it a crack and see what happens 11282:Tracy Brook (Middle Branch Grass River tributary) 11273:Town Brook (West Branch Delaware River tributary) 9496:A bot to monitor the activity level of other bots 5608:(or will the parser negatively affect that too)? 5544:instead of a bot going around tagging these with 4506:, so I should be able to get to it this weekend. 2337:, is detected as the Tidy font link bug, but the 495:but thanks. Also, thank you for your reply Anti. 17148:Generate a list of all DYK nominations added to 16352:in headers since they already have such a report 14291:The major part of the change isn't recent - see 13808:I have completed a first pass, in these 87 edits 13519:perhaps - which could then categorise the page. 11120:Rivière à la Fourche (Champlain River tributary) 10985:Dry Brook (East Branch Delaware River tributary) 10531:I have absolutely no coding ability. I defer to 9313:Right, I last did significant work in this area 9039:Deleting tracking parts of URL from sources etc. 2182:Knowledge:Bots/Requests for approval/Ahechtbot 2 17467:purely for the purpose of avoiding a redirect. 17042:Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics 15733:File:COVID-19 Outbreak World Map per Capita.svg 14459:identification purposes is a terrible mistake. 12650:2020 Philippine coronavirus testing controversy 12612:2020 Philippine coronavirus testing controversy 12226:Create WT: redirects according to WP: shortcuts 11165:Rivière aux Outardes (Saguenay River tributary) 9910:I'd also add a total edit count to the table. 9548:Knowledge:Bots/Requests for approval/Legobot 33 9502:keeping it up to date would be challenging. -- 5637:sort of problem is more directly comparable to 3912:where you set it to "Show pages linking to". -- 2405:An example of an unopened peer review is here: 2119:Update parameter on template long since changed 434:When I use a pre-formed message template, like 16258:, converting that parameter's contents to use 15050: 13924:, which appears to have the w:en: on purpose. 12420:ends with an apostrophe), display it unchanged 11417:Lajeado Grande River (Rio da Várzea tributary) 11147:Rivière aux Ours (Sainte-Anne River tributary) 10659:Aguaray-Guazú River (Paraguay River tributary) 9661:does not list a custom useragent, so it'll be 9342:Yes I've been working on this for months. See 6140:that the only page that actually had a broken 5118:If you think it is good enough, I will file a 4110:|MCB/COMPBIO/genetics/biophysics/Gene Wiki=yes 3453:Knowledge:Bots/Requests_for_approval/PearBOT_2 2097:Knowledge:Bots/Requests for approval/PearBOT 7 2004:Remove sister project templates with no target 1102:thanks for the quarry request, especially the 118:probably worth a mention in the next issue of 16878:this is exactly what Wikidata is designed for 15404:That's new to me; I'll try there. Thank you. 13784:, I'm doing it now for article space only. -- 13232:is contains all any other values or is empty 12473:"2019–20 coronavirus pandemic" title changing 11460:Knowledge:Vital articles/List of all articles 11210:Rivière des Chutes (Batiscan River tributary) 11183:Rivière aux Sables (Saguenay River tributary) 11174:Rivière aux Pins (Beaurivage River tributary) 11138:Rivière aux Écorces (Pikauba River tributary) 11111:Rivière à la Cruche (Malbaie River tributary) 6325:WT:VG#New Articles (January 27 to February 2) 3603:|publisher/website/magazine/journal/work/...= 2416:Knowledge:Peer review/Clara Schumann/archive1 631:is this something IABot can do preemptively? 360:A summary of the conclusions reached follows. 16289:You are probably right. Nevertheless, using 13535:That is a good point. I think your idea for 12652:... yeah, I'm going to leave that alone. -- 12482:please be added via the bot, as outlined as 11219:Rivière du Milieu (Launière River tributary) 11201:Rivière des Cèdres (Ha! Ha! River tributary) 10157:anyway you can add the bot operator(s) from 8426:Bot to remove pandemic portal from articles? 7991:, checking back—need anything else from us? 5485:Since there appears to be interest in this, 5226:Music of India#CITEREFRadhakrishnanMoore1957 4738:because the subject is currently a redirect. 4151:Category:WikiProject Cell signaling articles 1988:, a ping needs to be on a new line to work. 196:Even a concurrency of 50 may be a bit much; 16350:List of your created articles that are in ] 15854:{{wikidata|qualifier|Q81068910|P1846|P585}} 14231:the new addresses all end in .html not .htm 13983:for the information regarding the last two. 12805: 11536:). There were several batches beginning at 11350:Miller Brook (North Branch Mehoopany Creek) 11102:Rio Verde (upper Paranaíba River tributary) 11084:Rio Verde (lower Paranaíba River tributary) 10257:I'm glad to see this went through — thanks 9709:There could be a "status" column as well. 8313:I think that one part of the fix is to fix 6029:invocation), so would probably use that. -- 5535:Tweaking the harvard templates to show the 5232:Looks like the inline ref problem template 5098:to proceed to the next step/trial. Thanks! 4766:; please review the article's edit history. 4216:); I just need a little more feedback from 3725:One way that might work, but would throw a 3408:Articles needing an infobox backlog reducer 1868:Bot for merging Russian locality permastubs 16327:Compile a list of who created what article 16180:, either style is acceptable for the MOS. 15892:COVID-19 pandemic by country and territory 15092:WikiProject United States files on Commons 14971:The JHU data had a specific discussion at 14487:Knowledge:Non-free use rationale guideline 13896:do any of you want to do the templates? -- 12850:if you're still willing to give this a go 12700:A bot to add missing instances of padlocks 11188:Rivière de l'Esturgeon (Châteauguay River) 8179:Knowledge talk:WikiProject Check Knowledge 7799:# don't tag if there's a newer re-creation 4324:Sure, I ran a bot like this last weekend. 4071:{{WikiProject Molecular and Cell Biology}} 2433:archives so it can be run ever year or so. 16660:to pull the coordinate values out of the 15980:, so this kind of a centralised approach 15783:c:File:Covid19DataBot-Case-Data-World.svg 14365:British Film Institute database citations 14225:the site is now secure "https" not "http" 11228:Ruisseau à John (Malbaie River tributary) 11125:Rivière aux Canots (Métabetchouane River) 10945:Bagley Brook (West Branch Delaware River) 8486:. The latter redirects to the former. --- 3555:Maintenance tags for questionable sources 2749:is off by 10 now. It should be at 100. -- 16137:Convert comma separated values into List 15582:They don't always give the same errors. 15351:, along with a few related minor fixes. 14758:2019-20 coronavirus pandemic updater bot 14377:Category:Album_infoboxes_lacking_a_cover 13775:Removal of "w:en:" prefix from wikilinks 12915:Code is largely ready. A few questions: 12678:, by all means; there is a long list at 12674:If someone wants to take on the task of 12343:Clean up translation template quotemarks 11381:Dark Hollow Run (Mud Pond Run tributary) 11287:Trout Brook (East Branch Delaware River) 11152:Rivière aux Outardes (Chateauguay River) 11021:Rio dos Bois (Paranaíba River tributary) 11003:Rio do Peixe (Mojiguaçu River tributary) 10972:Chase Brook (West Branch Delaware River) 10954:Betty Brook (West Branch Delaware River) 9276:Knowledge Edition Article Similarity Bot 6329:InceptionBot's possibly related articles 6056:is the way, and people can change it to 5542:Help:CS1 errors#Missing or empty |title= 4730:: While this discussion appears to have 4712:: While this discussion appears to have 4694:: While this discussion appears to have 4676:: While this discussion appears to have 3495:several more cases I haven't thought of. 17463:there is little reason to change it to 17265:/\| *molecular_weight *= *+ *g\/mol\n/ 16578:Copy coordinates from lists to articles 16248:. If an infobox wraps a parameter with 15435:Category:Knowledge images in SVG format 14258:Small update, looks to me from a quick 13858:Second pass complete, in these 70 edits 12309:tagged WP redirects without a talk page 11399:Corrente River (Rio do Peixe tributary) 11278:Tracy Brook (Middle Branch Grass River) 11269:Town Brook (West Branch Delaware River) 11246:Stony Brook (Merrimack River tributary) 10994:Ribeirão Grande (Tietê River tributary) 10967:Center Brook (Unadilla River tributary) 10641:Charley Creek (Clallam River tributary) 8583:Sure, I can partner with you on that. 6969:# ignore files, redirects, and mayflies 5222:{{Harvnb|Radhakrishnan|Moore|1957|p=3}} 3962:) and submitting a feature request for 869:. As requested, I moved my question to 14: 16323:Category:Harv and Sfn no-target errors 15842:So one option here might be using the 13826:, and that first run has left them as 11696:No, only if specified as described at 11237:Stony Brook (Delaware River tributary) 11116:Rivière à la Fourche (Champlain River) 10981:Dry Brook (East Branch Delaware River) 10539:'s expertise entirely on this matter. 10408:https://quarry.wmflabs.org/query/44128 10013:Please don't recommend <center: --> 9015:, which would need to be converted to 6211:after Keith D ran his replacements. -- 4844:but its log doesn't show a restoration 4010:WikiProject Molecular and Cell Biology 3984:template:WikiProject Molecular Biology 2923:the 50,000 goal. Is there such a bot? 2443:https://quarry.wmflabs.org/query/42330 1014:https://quarry.wmflabs.org/query/41860 1010:https://quarry.wmflabs.org/query/41859 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 14200:Updating DANFS links to ship articles 14079: 14073: 14053: 14047: 13618: 13010:Remove deprecated parameter "w/l" in 11700:. Why not just add a 2015 timestamp? 11264:Sucker Brook (Seneca River tributary) 11161:Rivière aux Outardes (Saguenay River) 11048:Rio Verde (Das Almas River tributary) 11039:Río Negro (Magdalena River tributary) 11012:Rio do Peixe (Paraná River tributary) 10875:Making a list ... checking it twice. 10614:Plotter Kill (Mohawk River tributary) 10575:; code has been completely debugged. 10261:and everyone else! To follow up from 9622:How would we monitor the activity of 8718:instructions about how to write one. 8341:window.checkLinksToCitations = false; 8124:- except for those inside comments. 6191:Category:Harv and Sfn template errors 6178:Category:Harv and Sfn template errors 4722:previously undeleted (22 August 2019) 4580:Whether the page is redirected or not 4545:has never been undeleted (check logs) 4083:{{WikiProject Computational Biology}} 3674:Excellent. Looks good to me. Thanks! 3151:{{category distinguish|Publications}} 3148:{{distinguish|Category:Publications}} 2410:(as a randomly selected example, the 2394:Bot to fix up some blank peer reviews 16268:will lead to invalid HTML output. – 16046: 15737:File:COVID-19 Outbreak World Map.svg 14308:Thanks for linking that discussion. 13830:, which needs to be consolidated as 13709: 13594: 12851: 12313:all WP redirects without a talk page 12307:There's an order of magnitude fewer 12210:, where you can find documentation. 11413:Lajeado Grande River (Rio da Várzea) 11408:Cuieiras River (Rio Negro tributary) 11390:Buzzard Run (Lynncamp Run tributary) 11309:Deep Run (Springers Brook tributary) 11143:Rivière aux Ours (Sainte-Anne River) 11093:Rio Verde (Maranhão River tributary) 10900:are all redirected. The articles in 10655:Aguaray-Guazú River (Paraguay River) 10623:Packs Branch (Paint Creek tributary) 10233:Thank you! I adopted those changes. 9416:Knowledge:Bots/Requests for approval 4842:Tok Nimol is presented as undeleted 4823:Articles for deletion/Vikram Shankar 4760:at the end of its seven-day listing 4502:This seems to meet the criteria for 3908:This can be done without a bot with 3317:Federal Telecommunications Institute 3253:to deprecate the param is finished. 351:The following discussion is closed. 25: 17181:Template talk:Did you know/Approved 16689:function, e.g. in cell L4 you type 16348:Skip user talk pages with links to 15115:, you may be right in general, but 13072:value is dash (or en dash, hyphen) 11318:Bear Brook (Baxter Brook tributary) 11300:Lewis Run (Roaring Brook tributary) 11206:Rivière des Chutes (Batiscan River) 11179:Rivière aux Sables (Saguenay River) 11170:Rivière aux Pins (Beaurivage River) 11134:Rivière aux Écorces (Pikauba River) 11107:Rivière à la Cruche (Malbaie River) 11066:Rio Verde (Guaporé River tributary) 11030:Rio Grande (Paraná River tributary) 10650:Slate Creek (Rapid Creek tributary) 5217:Music of India#CITEREFMacDonell2004 3455:. My request can be safely ignored 1012:is across all mainspace pages, and 727:Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria 720:Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria 23: 17233:using a template and module. See: 15624:Updating the dates on the maps on 15287:Whoops, I did indeed mean to ping 12636:was recently created; I moved it. 11426:Pardo River (Rio Grande tributary) 11372:Licking Run (Beaver Run tributary) 11363:Lake Brook (Otego Creek tributary) 11345:Gee Brook (Baxter Brook tributary) 11336:Beers Brook (East Brook tributary) 11255:Strath Burn (Wick River tributary) 11215:Rivière du Milieu (Launière River) 11197:Rivière des Cèdres (Ha! Ha! River) 11075:Rio Verde (Jamari River tributary) 11057:Rio Verde (Grande River tributary) 10345:. Ideally data would be stored on 8881:is the place to start for that. -- 5213:{{Harvnb|MacDonell|2004|pp=29–39}} 5122:. 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