Knowledge:Village pump (technical)

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for Knowledge namespace pages of organisations that have a substantial history. Some people argue, when others suggest keeping the discussions and history, that they can always be retrieved by getting an admin to undelete if needed. This suggests to me that people are, and have been, thinking of the deletion function as not only for deletion, but as a way of 'sort of archiving things'. I realise that deletion only 'hides' stuff, and that deleted stuff is 'still there', but there have been cases in the past where stuff in something called the 'deletion table' was lost. I'm sure this is mentioned elsewhere on Knowledge, but the conversation I point people to involves the following exchange:

7176:"anchored redirects" feature (where a redirect can now take you directly to a section of an article) means that it is possible to categorise sections. This can be done either as: (a) a placeholder for a future spin-off article; and/or (b) to populate a category using a mature, well-written section, instead of an article. (It can also be used to create categories of minor characters, with redirects pointing to the section of the article covering those minor characters, but that is an example where sections of a large article are created by merging smaller articles). The developers did say that this redirect feature should be used with caution. Is the used described above acceptable? 266: 5342:

doesnt work then why dont we add a external link to the article instead that way the videos can be seen elsewhere *like the original site* without taking up wiki resources. I know alot of articles that will benifit from this (video games, Location ones, animal ones, etc.) to ensure that the sites are clean we can use the most trusted ones like youtube or yahoo media or google media. all im saying is think of the possabilitys!. dont be afraid to tell me what you think after all it is a suggestion!

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file name is considered an URL to the local HD, but within URLs only lower case characters are allowed. As a result opening it fails. I am not aware if the problem occurs in Latin-1 based languages as well, but at least in every localised Windows/NT version which primarly uses Latin-2 character sets. It's basically a kind of inconsistency between ASCII and ANSI. I experimentated a bit and it seems that the single quotes (left and right) - but not the abostroph - are causing the same problem. --

2521:(Underlines added by me). Are you particular sure, that the issue doesn't effect users of non-Windows systems, for example? If you'll have a look in the source code of WP articles using em dashes, you'll see that for the mdash the software doesn't use the appropriate unicode but HTML markup, as mdash; . So we're not talking about unicode, but about HTML conversion into windows. (Maybe that even effects US-English users as well, but that you'd have to try out for yourself). -- 2241:

not-so-sensible changes have taken place, I'll want to walk through these edits one-by-one. I ususally do this chronologically, so I next click "Older edit" immediately followed by "Newer edit". Others may prefer reverse chronological order, which can be accomplished by clicking "History", immediately followed by "Compare selected version" (if newest version in the dif was the top). But why not expand aforementioned text to "(3 intermediate revisions not shown. Show

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permission. It will be deleted", "Because Knowledge's content is freely copyable under the terms of the GFDL, your file will be deleted within one week unless you provide both:", "This is a talk page. Please respect the talk page guidelines, and remember to sign your posts using four tildes (~~~~).". I find it annoying to see so much unnecessary text (for me that is) splattered on the page having been around for 3 years. Any solution would be welcome. Regards,

3569:, etc. Another appeared to help close AfDs quicker. For some reason, these tabs have disappeared. I haven't been messing around with my monobook or anything. I really don't know how these things work, and I'm hoping someone can tell me what happened. The tabs made it a lot easier to do certain things, and I'd like them back. I'm using Firefox on Windows. I tried opening Knowledge in IE, but had the same problem. I have been using Firefox for ages. Thank you, 6707:

article to bzzlskdireufno. This can be undone by any user watching Foo. Now suppose Joe also creates a new Foo page to replace what is now under a nonsense name. Non-admins cannot fix this. A potentially lengthy petition must be started to get the attention of an admin to fix the damage. Furthermore, unless you have an account that's already watching the attacked article, you cannot figure out what the original article was renamed to. --

5211:(edit conflict)That the key may be widely known does not mean we can include it here. My main concern is allowing others to point to those versions. Remember how the German Knowledge was used to spread a trojan/virus by pointing to an old version of a page? Anyone could point to that version from their blog or forum thread. We are lucky only "this" particular serial is famous. -- 700:, and it is 1500, what should be OK. Note that this problem appeared 2 months ago: from August (when I bought the Mac) till November everything worked fine. I suspect two things: a)changes done by my internet provider in his configuration or b)one of the many upgrades in the Mac software I installed. Does someone have the same problem? Any suggestion? Thank you all for your help. 7117:

for that. But for articles that are clearly garbage, it's a waste of time. My understanding of the system (and from what I've seen as an admin on another MediaWiki site) is that deleted things are simply not accessible to the general public and are not "permananently deleted" unless and until the devs do some sort of work around (possibly in the DB) to purge the history. --

2338:), but if it's causing technical problems that may be a reason to change the guidelines. At the moment, I won't change it back yet again so as not to start a move war (that page seems to have had enough names, according to the number of double-redirs I had to fix), so it's probably worth having some discussion first. -- 7077:- though thinking on this a bit more, I guess it will ultimately come down to a developer at some point 'dumping' old stuff. I wouldn't rely on deleted stuff always being available. If we want to keep stuff for historical reasons, keep it properly. Don't (as Geni said) use the deleted area as a way of storing stuff." ( 7198:, where many of the ships are former US Navy ships, and are currently mentioned only as sections in the relevant US Navy ship articles. Nevertheless, these ships can now be found in the category system, though one disadvantage is that the absence of a red-link might discourage turning of the redirect into an article. 4908:, there is an ongoing discussion on how to make the policy easier for newcomers to understand and follow. One of the suggestions is to add a "source" field below the "edit summary" field. As this entails changes to the MediaWiki software, developers and technically-inclined users are invited to participate in the 773:. No "pink box" appears. However on editing the page the list of transcluded templates includes a redlinked "dead-template" (the original template, say civil0, which was deleted) "db-whatever" (the original speedy tag applied to the template), "db-meta" and "hidden-delete-reason" as still transcluded by the page. 8130:

I don't have the same problem with that page. I see the normal buttons at the top; I can click an "edit" link on a section and edit it (I didn't actually do any edits, but I did click an "edit" link to verify); I can click the "+" at the top of the page to add a new section (again, clicked but didn't

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Is my theory correct, that once data is populated into this, the pre-expand size will increase? If so, is there anything else to reduce the size of CC or the ColPollTables? Neither have large items other than template code on the main template page anymore, so the doc trick is used up. Would creating

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over and over (25*15=275 times per table, used 6 times on the page, so 2250 times, plus a 8colpolltable which uses 175 times) for a total of 2475 times!). I did the doc trick for CC after it didn't load the page the first time and I got it to fully work and load. But, my concern is that when the data

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And it likely won't be ever enabled, or at least not anytime soon. It requires a massive change of Wikimedia's network infrastructure, as the Apache servers do not handle the vast majority of page requests. The way it is set up currently, it would only record page views by registered users, which are

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Font height would remain the same (section headings slightly taller than subsections). I don't see how this would break existing article look and feel, and in fact would improve that of articles which already use sections and subsections. (I understand there is a way for a logged-in user to customize

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I have recently created a page for popular Irish poet Seán Dunne. Yet the link from the list of Irish Poets still goes straight to the page for the politician Seán Dunne; a completely different person. Can someone either rectify this by making the link on the list of Irish Poets go to the "Seán Dunne

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That was my first thought, but those edits are pretty darn recent and the edit summaries imply that the user intended on making a null edit (hence saying "you can't revert this!", because rollback or reverting doesn't work on null edits). The only other thing I can think of off the top of my head is

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To which I'd add (1) the en-dash and em-dash are easily found on my keyboard, and (2) I think it's also important that the dashed version of the name be found when typed into the search box: even if the article is titled with a hyphen where a dash would be more grammatical, I'd want to see a redirect

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update - I significantly changed my watchlist prefs and that seems to have made things appear right, if a bit more confusing to me.... specifically I changed the default to 6 days worth and I checked "Expand watchlist to show all applicable changes". But I'm not sure I like that effect so I may turn

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Hi everybody. Sorry if this is not the right place to write this... I use a iMac with Mac OS X 10.4.8 and a ADSL line with router. Since one or two months ago, I have got problems when trying to preview or save text to Knowledge. Short texts are no problem, only long texts (2 or more edition windows)

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Correct. As far as I can tell, there is community consensus for the way headers currently display. If it really bothers someone that much, they can change the way they see it, but they shouldn't be changing the agreed-upon style of the site without getting some support from others. Style hacks don't

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That's the information i got for loading this village pump page. If the number of seconds is high than it's server lag. Otherwise it's your own connection(s). If all other factors are equal, the same amount of text should load at the same speed whether the wikitext is all on one page (like WP:AN/I),

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HTTP/1.0 200 OK Date: Mon, 15 Jan 2007 00:04:27 GMT Server: Apache X-Powered-By: PHP/5.1.4 Content-Language: en Vary: Accept-Encoding,Cookie Expires: Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 GMT Cache-Control: private, s-maxage=0, max-age=0, must-revalidate Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8 X-Cache: MISS from

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Thanks for the links to the related problems too, Rey. Unfortunately I'm kind of confused and not sure if there was a solution stated in there somewhere.. I don't know how to "restart" my monobook per se, other than just blanking it. And the AfD tab, for instance, appeared when I became an admin, so

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Is there anyway to define the color of links and have it be consistent for the whole page (don't worry, I'm not doing this on a actual page, but I may do it on my user page or a template). I've asked everywhere and the only responses I've gotten have been, "Yes, but I don't know how" - so I figured

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Are there any developers around who could give their input on whether the deletion function should be being used as a readily-accessible (by admins at least) archive? I've noticed that people often suggest deletion for articles whose talk pages may have a substantial history of discussion, and also

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I'm pretty sure of that this is a case of stupid user-agent filtering (a vain attempt to fight spammers i presume). The solution which all spam bot authors alreayd know of is to simply change the user-agent string to something which doesn't begin with "urllib". Below is an example which fetches the

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I put an extreme example, but I can give you one related with this, it is irrelevant: You talk about using a cell camera to record a game session, right? So, I could record the intro from, say, World of Warcraft, and upload it with a free license. Then someone else could use it as the intro for his

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Yes, I do, but I don't use them. Actually they're kind of annoying and I'd like to remove them. How do I remove popups? I don't know anything about javascript. Interestingly, some of my other functions still work, like I still have the protect/unprotect tab, and various other links in the left-hand

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Meanwhile I certainly found out the reason. When you save a HTML page, by default most browsers use the title tagged name of the page. Windows or even Windows NT however doesn't save the dashes as Unicode characters but as ASCII-150 (for the m-dash). When now loading the file into IE or Firefox the

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of the following three tables: page, revision and text has exactly 6,635,199 records. As the label 'current' might suggest, is any of the data in the three tables truncated? I have a hunch that the tables revision and text are truncated at whatever the number of records that table page has. Is this

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Hello. Starting with the last couple of days, most of the "extra" features I've installed using my monobook.js seem to be failing. And today, they're all gone for good. (Sorry this sounds like a medical report, but that's what has been happening) I dont see popups any more, and nor do I see the ARV

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I , for one , fail to see why this is of any importance at all. The things that *should* be getting deleted should be failing policies for inclusion, such as not being verifiable, hoaxes, personal attacks, etc. If the article is questionable or it's a notability thing, then yes, I can see a reason

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Years eh wow still it would be awsome it will be more virtual then anything and even better maybe we can have videos explaining everything instead of just showing you. a good example would be like nuclear explosions. you see the video and throughout the video its explaining to you what is going on

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Honestly, something like this will probably be developed here eventually. It seems inevitable that Knowledge will, given its medium, one day utilize videos in the same way pictures are utilized now. Of course, a lot will have to be done first; copyright issues will have to be addressed, policies

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Hi, I don't know if this the best place to post this sort of things, but anyway... The search box, the place where you can search for book modules without having to enter the main page of a particular language (at least for me) redirects to Knowledge, not Wikibooks, which is somewhat weird... Does

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Very, very nice. I only have a very small qualm: Sometimes I do a diff of a talk page, read a reply, and click the little arrow in the diff edit summary to go to the section to reply. Could this little arrow be modified so that, whenever you are in a diff without the page content, it points to the

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just return a blank (0 byte) page for me. Don't think it's something on my end. I have tried with both Opera 9.10 and IE 6 from my Win XP home computer and with Opera 9.10 on my Linux (Fedora) work computer, I get the same blank page regardles. Is this a know issue or should I submit a bug report?

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I unfortunately forgot to log in during a recent edit, and just the IP address is displayed for one of my edits in the edit history. I'd kindly prefer for my username to be there instead. Also, I'm also kindly noting that that IP address reflects a number of edits associated with it from a while

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The text of the "Eskimo" article is partially obscured by one of the article's images when viewed with MS Windows XP Professional Version 5.1.2600 Service Pack 2 Build 2600 running Internet Explorer 7 Version 7.0.5730.11 and MS Windows 98 Version 4.10.1998 running Firefox Version 2.0.0.1. I don't

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The need to include "title=-", as well as the odd behavior of the oldid-only link, are almost certainly bugs in MediaWiki and should be fixed. An easier way to obtain the article ID is to look in the page source, where it is given near the top as the value of the JavaScript variable wgArticleId.

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Thanks for that. I wonder if the db templates could contain code along the lines of "if this is in the template namespace don't allow these bits to be transcluded", thus automating what you describe. I've tried purging the civil0 template, purging pages that transclude it, and even re-creating the

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wizardry so that the speedy deletion stuff doesn't "bleed" out of templates onto pages that transclude them (though that may be rubbish, as I say, I know pretty much bog-all about templates). And a solution to the mystery of why tags persist as "ghosts" even though the template that put them there

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I agree that garbage should be deleted. Most of my arguments don't apply to articles. Sorry if that wasn't clear. I just want to see a clearer distinction drawn between deletion and archiving. The two functions are being mixed up precisely because people think "oh, it's not really deletion", when

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I don't quite understand. I moved the Foo to Foo_(delete me), then attempted to move Foo_(nonsense) back to Foo. I couldn't do the second step because Foo still exists as a redirect to Foo_(delete me). So, in an attempt to fix things as best I could, I redirected Foo to point at Foo_(nonsense).

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debuts a movie. The first session is only for the press, but someone sneaks a camera in, manages to record the full movie, and uploads it to some torrent site. Now, Fox can't sue this guy, because he recorded it with his own cell phone camera and uploaded it with public domain or creative commons

5157:), so it seems futile for us to try shoving some genie back in a bottle. Some people might use these letters and numbers illegally, to violate copyright, just as they could if it they were written on a shirt, but nobody would be arrested for wearing the shirt, and just some people can and do dial 3047:

Hello. I'm a spanish wikipedia user, and I would like to ask something. Excuse me if my english is not good. I'm trying to create a new user with the name Ilfirin, the same I have in es.wiki. Then, the web says: there is another user with that name. Ok, I searched his page, but it does not exist.

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for some earlier discussion on this issue, that didn't really resolve it. The same issue applies to scientific concepts named after multiple people, which properly should use an en-dash as with the date ranges. My own feeling is that getting the title of the article correct is more important than

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Yoni is asking on my behalf... I have ~12,250 pages, and noticed today that a certain page suddenly is not shown as having been changed (it was there one moment, gone the next). The page in question is still shown in bold in recent changes, so it is still on my watchlist, but it is not shown. I'm

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I have had a worse problem: your edit appears in the page, but does not appear in the history of the page (which is where I check whether my addition has been accepted or not). While yes, showing the old version is fixed with CTRL+F5, this one is not, and you need to wait a minute or so until it

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I would not be surprised if there is, but I think this would be a bad idea because we are immediately putting newcomers under a shadow of distrust. I, if I was a newcomer to Knowledge, would think that it would be inconvenient to type in some nonsensical string of characters before creating (or

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I know how to and have created article. However, at times i run into a problem. I add my information and don't click save. I then click another button to check on something. However, when i go back to the editing area, the information is gone so i have to start again. Note this is before i have

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In the wake of attempting to clean up an un-discussed move by someone who wasn't thinking clearly, it occurred to me how a malicious non-admin can cause quite a bit of damage that takes a long time to fix. Suppose Joe, a non-admin, uses the existing article renaming mechanism to rename the Foo

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Ok guys Knowledge is great however i was wondering why dont we add a bit of videos or something of the sort to give people a view of what the articles are about?. i know uploading videos to wiki will take up too much bandwith but what about embbeding? from one site to another. also if embedding

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This will not work as you intend, because content is heavily cached. The listed time will be that of the last time the page was edited or purged. For even the largest cities, that's probably a few hours out-of-date on average, making this pointless. It will be weeks or months out of date for

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on your HD (by default IE or Firefox use the article's title as a file name), then close you internet connection and empty the cache. Afterwards load the local saved file in your browser. If it behaves like at me, you'll see the text and all except for any of the images. If so, that's what I am

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GET /Special:Watchlist/edit HTTP/1.1 User-Agent: Opera/9.10 (Windows NT 5.1; U; en) Host: en.wikipedia.org Accept: text/html, application/xml;q=0.9, application/xhtml+xml, image/png, image/jpeg, image/gif, image/x-xbitmap, */*;q=0.1 Accept-Language: nb-NO,nb;q=0.9,no-NO;q=0.8,no;q=0.7,en;q=0.6

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I have always though this wuld be good for identifying mispelling redirects needed. It could probably be picked up by a standard logging option, but care would be needed, ogs can grow very quickly! Also we could use the look-aside toolserver logs woith the database - much nbetter no additonal

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Incidentally, as the links above demonstrate, the preference may be overridden by adding diffonly=1 or diffonly=0 to the URL, which may be useful when posting links to diffs of very long pages for review. Note that, even with this feature enabled, you can still see the content of the page by

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But in this case we have a technical restriction which is effecting maybe 90+ percent of mankind, i.e. all who don't use US-en-based computer systems. BTW, we're not talking about applying grammar, we're talking about typography. You didn't get the point: It's not about accessing the file via

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but not his response to me, but then it does show my response to him on my talk page. I haven't done an exhaustive survey for discrepancies but you can see this can get a bit unnerving. I do not see a general failure - things are being added. I don't see a pattern in terms of whether minor vs

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After that, if you don't see a light blue background on the selected reference in the references section when you click on a ref number in the body of the text, your browser probably doesn't support this. Firefox 2.0 supports it, for one. I'm not sure which versions of IE support it, if any.

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The upshot of this was that if a hook failed previous to the change, doneOnloadHooks would not be set to true and the hooks that had already run would execute twice. This includes the code that installs the JavaScript handlers for sortable tables, since it happens before any hooks added with

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Videos do exist on Knowledge (mostly because I pushed the issue hard about two years ago and made Jimbo make some hard decisions). There still aren't many, owing (a) to a lack of free content, (b) to a lack of people with the technical chops to produce them, and (c) the software out there is

3301:, the bot says "your edit has been reverted" and links to the first of two edits which both obviously still exist, and implies that the bot at least attempted to revert that edit. So this probably means that the bot made a truly null edit while attempting to revert, just as I did when I hit . 5559:

Is there an error? When I go to edit the last section in an article, I click the edit point at the side of the page and I get a black page. Is the bug because there is a templete box tag the end of the page. Try editing the external links on the "Opera" page. I have tried other pages too.

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The blacklist is for spam and spam only. We shouldn't really start censoring every single license key for every single piece of software, which is time consuming and inappropriate. I would probably just put that up for semi-protection and/or oversight the bad edits (if really necessary).

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I want to know if there is way of hiding all the warning messages that are displayed each time I try to edit an article, talk page or upload a file. Messages like: "Articles that do not cite reliable published sources are likely to be deleted.", "Do not copy text from other websites without

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sq22.wikimedia.org X-Cache-Lookup: MISS from sq22.wikimedia.org:80 X-Cache: MISS from knsq6.knams.wikimedia.org X-Cache-Lookup: MISS from knsq6.knams.wikimedia.org:80 Via: 1.0 sq22.wikimedia.org:80 (squid/2.6.STABLE5), 1.0 knsq6.knams.wikimedia.org:80 (squid/2.6.STABLE5) Connection: close

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No, I think that ease of access is important. But I also think that the choice of which character to use in the primary name and which to use in the redirect name makes little to no difference in ease of access, and therefore that we are free to apply proper rules of grammar in our naming

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for example. I've tried editing using Opera and Firefox instead of IE, but they also have this problem. Does anyone have any idea why this happens? FWIW I'm accessing from university network behind NAT. And loading pages from either secure.wikimedia.org or en.wikipedia.org is still fast.

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I check my Watchlist; an article has had 4 edits (say). To see if anything of interest to me has happened here, I click the "changes" link and get an overall dif of all four changes, with the text "(3 intermediate revisions not shown.)" displayed. If I notice that some sensible and some

7722:). This is especially difficult because CC contains a switch, which is always costly with regards to template limits. Rough ideas (1) further reduce CC (why so many case values, in upper and lower case?) (2) split up CC into multiple templates (3) Don't use templates for this :-). -- 6426:

disabled on enwp - we'd bring the servers to their knees in a snap otherwise. Wikicharts is the only statistical data I am aware of, unfortunately - and it's really only a rough sampling, since it takes one in every few hundred visits. Sorry there isn't more - we'd like it too...

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As stated, usrs can only do it via CSS offsets, which assplodes in some browsers (like many versions of IE). If you have a valid, multi-useable, and project-worthy reason to want a background image on a table, you can request it as a new class (which is very browser friendly) at

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If hyphens and dashes are needed to write a page name correctly (e.g., Piano-Rag-Music, Jack-in-the-box, Nineteen Eighty-Four), prefer simple hyphens, and avoid hair spaces, even in the odd case of a range forming part of the title, e.g., History of the Soviet Union (1985-1991).

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This sort of JS setup is extremely fragile. It broke because it depended on the exact order and structure of descendant nodes, which changed when a wrapper div was added. ReyBrujo's fix will work, but only until the next time someone decides to tweak something in the document

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Yes, admins are needed for this kind of thing. What would be the alternative, though? Allow moves to overwrite any one-revision redirect, not just one pointing to the moving page? Then you can move pages and have the record vanish from history, only present in the move log.

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is a something which the client sends to the server to indicate what program and version he is running. Since it is all up to the client to claim whatever he wish it is a very weak filter easily cricumvented which mostly just annoy legitimate users at no cost for the spammers.

2854:, maybe with one more optional parameter for precision. Yes, the code is a bit longer than the actual text, but since it would perform the calculations automatically, it would make including lots of measurements much easier. Does anything exist? Should I try to write one? -- 8078:

As Prodego says, you can change your user CSS to change the appearance of links to your own view. If you want others to see the differently-coloured links, you have to write out each link separately (you may want to transclude a page in your userspace to make this easier).

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2*6 - regarding your suggestion. No, that's what i was trying to avoid. Using the '----' creates a gap around the horizontal rule and the text above it. Anyhow, i've ended up just using the horizontal rule above the headings. Thanks for all the suggestions never the less.

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I was just told to ask this question here. Is there a way to havea background image on a table, I've been asking around, and a few are saying it is possible and a few are saying it isn't, and I just don't want there to be a way and be ignorant of it. Thanks for any help!

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The same happens when linking, for example, from a page named 0010 to 10, 010, 00010, etc. I assume the compare operation that determines whether a link leads to the current page is just a ==, which in PHP (as I just tried) thinks "010"=="10" is true. I'm filing a bug.

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for details on how to set accesskeys without them. There's also a new standard helper function named addPortletLink() for adding links to the toolbars and navigation boxes, which should be able to replace a number of widely-copied functions used for the same purpose.

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Before you click any of the links, click Show preview first, then you will be able to just press back to return to your article. If you then make any further changes to the article, you will need to click Show preview again immediatly before clicking any of the links.

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redirect but it's about problems with saving the article on local hard-disk and accessing it again. Therefore any naming convention which causes problems is no good solution, it it causes technical problems, which the unexperiences user might not be able to resolve. --

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from the dashed name. As Kusma says, these redirects usually exist in either direction, are supposed to be created by policy, and can be easily created when it is discovered they don't exist. So this really doesn't affect the issue of which name should be primary. —

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I had this problem on pages that used the class="sortable" on tables. It turned out to be something in my monobook.js causing it. I blanked it to make sure and it fixed it. Then I had to restore one by one until I found out which was the problem. Hope this helps.

1154:? I like the idea. Move the burden of keeping compatibility in the framework and not those using it. Another way is to be informed, somewhere, somehow, when the DOM is modified. Not as useful as an API, but at least we would know what broke and how to fix it. -- 7190:

The main problem with this is that someone changing the section headers partially breaks the redirect (which sends people to the article instead of the section). Also, the category tag doesn't appear on the main article itself (sometimes good, sometimes not).

6006:. With "other forms" being a == heading and the rest being a === heading. But we still wanted the horizontal rule to seperate the different forms. I thought this form looked bad, since there's a gap between the === heading and the horizontal rule we're using. 7809:

I am a new member. I wrote an article, but I am having trouble uploading it. The problem is with how the file is saved in my computer before uploading. I tried saving my file as .doc .txt and .html. What am I doing wrong? Am I way off? Please advise.

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Why should it be an editorial decision whether to add an underline to subsections? This doesn't seem to me like something that we should be promoting. That being said, you're solution is better than hardcoding the CSS style preferences into the page itself.

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How did this start happening? Yes it goes away if I check the box for expand watchlist - which really means threading and I don't particularly like the effect. But this didn't used to happen and I know other still see it "normal" and get all the history of

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Taking one of these actions would create an unfortunate precedent for using oversight and text blacklisting to settle a content dispute. It looks to me like the entire basis for the article's existence is that the full key is widely known (and it is, see

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doesn't appear at all in the watchlist and you know that it was last edited within the time period selected, then that's a different kettle of fish altogether and something I don't know the answer to. I'm just making sure that the simple causes are ruled

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Well, there is a misunderstanding. The original user talked about creating videos for, between other things, video games. Obviously I was talking about copyright violation, while you were talking about legitimate free videos. Sorry for the confusion. --

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editing tab. I haven't made any changes to my monobook.js recently. Also, this problem seems to be happening only on en.wiki. Everything works fine in other wikipedias (using the same code). Could I have somehow disabled my monobook.js file here? Please

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Thank you. I can do html4 tables, but I find wiki-tables more difficult. Would you look at the consistency of the spacing in the table called "RBC compatibility table" lower down the "blood type" page? Where are the instructions for making wiki tables?

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It's an important policy issue which Knowledge needs to be conscious of, considering that these pages often contain imprecise information which could be misinterpreted by users. It can put into question the utility of an otherwise valuable resource. --

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and see the full key on the first page of the results. While including the full key in a Knowledge article is probably not appropriate, at least not while there's a chance that anyone might still want to use it, the fact is that having it there isn't

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Actually, it looks like talk pages are allowed if User-Agent contains "Googlebot". I don't know the exact rules, but some of the exclusions are based on User-Agent and enforced by the caching Squid layer. Some of the restrictions are also based on the

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Some more effort went into testing and supporting backwards compatibility for customizations than last time, so hopefully it's all working correctly for everyone. (If you have trouble altering or disabling accesskeys with your user JS, let us know).

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The whole sorttable.js setup is somewhat hacky. I'm starting to think it might be better to just merge the code into wikibits.js. I'm not even convinced there's any significant performance gain from only including it on some pages — it might even

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be willing to add that as a special case to their vandalism detection ruleset. It wouldn't be too hard to write a new bot for this specific purpose either, but it'd be easier if it was done by an existing bot that is already watching the RC feed.

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Since sometime yesterday afternoon, pages which include transclusions (such as WP:DRV, WP:AFD, WP:AN/I, etc.) are taking a long time to load. I thought there was something going on on my home computer, but it's happening on my work computer, too.

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I think it's important to have article names that can easily be typed by users into the search box. In my view, this means avoiding characters that aren't found on the keyboard, even if this renders the article title less typographically correct.

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Or it could be that the first edit differs from the original in some way that does not appear in the diff, and the second edit is reverting back to the original, and the bot was slow on the draw and made a null edit after 71.138.132.40's edits,

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The FAQ says that database lags cause old versions not to appear immediately. This happens even after editing an article and saving it. The response to the save sometimes shows the unmodified version. Needless to say this is utterly confusing.

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I checked Wikicharts but it can show the hit counts for the top 1000 (or so, but less than 1100) most viewed pages. Are there any other internal or external tools out there that has captured the hit count of each page in the English Knowledge?

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Generally, I think sysop response time is satisfactory. If you want to revert the edits above, you can move Foo to a new page and then move the offending page move back. I don't think we really need to fix this, because of the sysop speed.

7518:). The template is working fine until the very bottom. I see nothing wrong with the code in the template or on the page. If I preview just that section, it appears fine but then still messes up when I view the whole article. Any thoughts?-- 6670:

I'm not sure what spammers you're talking about; the user-agent filtering is a speedbump to reduce the impact of poorly-written mass-download bots. You can easily set a useful user-agent string which identifies your bot, and always should.

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import urllib url = "http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Pittsburgh%2C_Pennsylvania&oldid=101081233" class MyEvilBot(urllib.URLopener): version = "MyEvilBot/0.0.1" urlopener = MyEvilBot() urlopener.retrieve(url, "sumfile")

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The Dresden Dolls was a good article candidate, but did not to meet the good article criteria at the time. Once the objections listed below are addressed, the article can be renominated. You may also seek a review of the decision.

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I've noticed that sometimes (only started today I have no changed any settings), when I click to edit a page - it will appear as blank - even thought there is clearly content on the page - this occurs on both article and talkpages.

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improve once the Wikimedia servers are synced from svn. I also made some optimizations on an unrelated piece of code that was taking a long time on pages having lots of bulleted lists, which might also improve the loading time of

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From what I've seen there seems to be other restrictions besides the ones in robots.txt. As you've noted, talk pages of articles are one of them. I believe this is done based on the User-Agent HTTP header in the Squid proxy layer.

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Hmm, realized that my posts must sound rude to the sysops who set up this filter. Sorry guys, didn't mean to sound rude but it came out that way. Measures against spammers which hurt legitimate users is a touchy subject for me.

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Hello! You can help us by giving some more details. Give an example of the kind of drawing you have in mind if possible. Also did you try those words : elevation, drawing, here at Knowledge search ? And please sign you posts.

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hasn't been changed in the 3 months worth of revisions I checked (and probably more). Using {{NAMESPACE}} should have always been broken, was it not? Try using {{NAMESPACEE}} which returns the namespace with underscores.

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Somewhat related to this, akeytt() and the ta array are now considered deprecated (although support for them will probably continue for quite some time, since there are plenty of user scripts using them out there). See

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Hi. It would be great if one could have a tree type visual representation in the sidebar of the links one has visited - a sort of tree shaped history sidebar, with the option of allowing a person to save this history.

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has a similar layout problem, where the toolbox are below the page contents (if you know CSS, much like if you they were two divs and had forgotten to float the image to the right). Am I the only one noticing this? --

7241:. But I'd be careful about cross-browser compatability, especially if you intend to do it in article space. In fact I would personally avoid it in article space altogether if it's nothing more than a flashy gimmick. 2921:

Would it be difficult to make a metric/imperial choice in the "My preferences" features with the use of this template? I'm only interested in seeing metric, so could I turn the imperial portion of this template off?

1325:). I know it is a special page, and has minimal editability; perhaps through a setting? Is there any Knowledge function which actually allows you to link my accounts across various languages? I know. I'm a horribly 4068:. The purpose of this is to (temporarily) protect any template or image which is in use on the cascade-protected page, minimizing the damage of vandalizing of forgotten subtemplates on the highest-trafficked pages. 3412:

That could be it, the functionality may have been broken all along, but it just wasn't noticed until 3 days ago due to the low volume of prodded user talk pages. I've implemented NAMESPACEE in the template. Thanks!

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and that's the only entry back to Jan 5th. On my watchlist page I've got namespace set to all and no hiding - same as my prefs. I'm also fairly sure it used to show my Jan 6th edit. If I change to 7 days I then see

6032:(the first rule that concerns this starts with "h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6"). It is possible for people who want these sections to be underlined to do so in their personal CSS. I can show you how if you're interested. 5044:

It's also possible that Javascript load time is contributing. The pages mentioned are quite large and there has been some site-wide JS code added recently to wikibits.js that is sensitive to the overall page size.

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which used the 16colpolltable and then just transclude onto the article page solve this problem? or would it not help, since subtables still add into the pre-expand size? Any other ideas on things to do? Thanks.

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Golbez, I do not think oversight is the case here. If the anonymous user made an edit and it was oversighted, the history would appear to show VoABot_II reverting an edit that no longer exists, which is not the

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I'm one of the ones with the broom that's trying to sweep the stuff off the queue in the first place - it rarely disappears by itself :-) (if that's not the job queue I apologise but consider myself confused!)

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Yes I'm logged in and everyting. I just get no data back from the server other than the header. This is all my network sniffer picked up (removed some cookie data for security reasons, but otherwise verbatim):

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One solution would be to wrap all such double-return templates (as well as any instance of both metric and imperial measurements appearing side-by-side) in a pair of spans that users could selectively block in

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It looks like your watchlist is only showing the most recent edit of each article, mine used to do that, then I ticked the box for "Expand watchlist to show all applicable changes" in the Watchlist section in

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modification I did on Fang Aili's monobook.js, it worked for me, hopefully for her too, and for everyone else. That is why you should not copy the code, but instead reference the monobook of the keeper :-) --

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Do you have any evidence that any significant number of those people affected are actually saving the article as you describe? This seems like way too minor of an issue to change the guidelines for naming.

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filling up with inappropriate entries recently. These are often talkpages or userpages, and they appear on the CAT:CSD page despite the article itself not appearing to contain a pink speedy delete box à la

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Now! Even less kludgier!! Make a normal subsection declaration (with three =) and follow it on the next line with four dashes. Article text follows on the third line. This gives you a formal subsection

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It seems to me that the only way to edit the last section on the "Opera" page is to click on tab at the top of the page, but as this take up more wiki-space I will try again later when the bug is fixed.

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No it's not whether I'm hiding edits - I'm not. However my experiment tripped the problem again. I unchecked that threading option and it lost the recent edits (back to before Jan 6) to the Dizzy page.--

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I am trying to learn have to use some of python's HTML parsers and I thought it would be fun to work with wikipedia content. I tried to download a wiki page using the following line in a python script

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These discussions will be kept archived for 7 more days. During this period the discussion can be moved to a relevant talk page if appropriate. After 7 days the discussion will be permanently removed.

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Ah, thanks for the explanation. It makes sense a lot of sense it is a good convention to have a user-agent string for your bot. I still don't like it but whatever, at least you have a good reason. :)

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It's true that first- and second-degree headings are not bold, because that generally looks ugly at their font sizes. This was a stylistic choice made by the author of Monobook and can be changed at

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I have noticed my talk page had a strange layout (image inside the editing section, navigation, search and toolbox boxes overlapping there, etc. After some minutes, that was fixed. However, now I see

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Consider that my reply ("Rich's kludge"), offering a simple "solution" to the OP's question, seems to have been missed. Could my use of a "style hack" have contributed to this oversight? Probably.

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This seems like a personal preference thing, not something needs to be done for everyone reading the article. As for the technicalities of the underlining of section headers, they are controlled by

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for when and how to use videos will have to be developed, ways of integrating them will have to be established... But, again, that's going to take a lot of time (a matter of years, not months). --

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the === header doesn't have the horizontal ruled line incorporated into it, so we tried a ---- below the header. However, this creates a gap between the header text and the horizontal ruled line.

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article for three tables. The information displays well, but the body text, especially the EDIT links, runs right up against the edge of the table and looks bad. Am I using the table wrongly?

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Accept-Charset: iso-8859-1, utf-8, utf-16, *;q=0.1 Accept-Encoding: deflate, gzip, x-gzip, identity, *;q=0 Cookie: dismissSiteNotice=3.2; enwikiUserID=260314; enwikiUserName=Sherool; enwikiToken=

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This probably could be useful for Wikiversity. Why hasn't it been done? Technical complexity, mostly, although a lack of an open-source, free, widespread video format doesn't help much either.

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Thank you, Deskana. Now I know it I've created another one with a similar name. If the other one is not active I think he would not mind about it. Thank you again, and greetings from Spain. --

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is a full-featured in-browser text editor that adds enhanced text processing functions to Knowledge and other MediaWiki edit pages. It is a JavaScript monobook.js program. Features include:

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2) This only really works to block spambots who don't have consistency in their URLs (or don't add URLs), as it is too easy to bypass by non-robots (spaces, comments, other fun delimiters).

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tag at the very end of the HTML content and once from the page's "onload" event. Inside runOnloadHooks, a variable called "doneOnloadHooks" is checked to see if the hooks registered with

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vertically. I either want it above the table, and close, or below the table, and close, or to make a superscript or reference at the upper right hand corner of the table. Can I do this?--

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The problem is, only the = and == headers have the horizontal ruled line incorporated into them. Since the = header isn't really supposed to be used, we're stuck with using == and ===.

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I wonder if someone who knows more than me about templates could take a look at this (I know next to bog-all about them). Possibly something somewhere should have some <noinclude: -->

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Images in image space are taking forever to load, if they ever do. It has been happening all day for me. Is anybody else experiencing this issue or just me? I'm using FF 2.0 on WinXP.--

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section of the current page version? That way we would have a one-click link to the section in the current version without having to reload the page and then browse to the section. --

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page but my watchlist only shows a few of the changes. Another example is entrie for my own talk page notes my comment about the watchlist irregularity on an editor's talk page I know

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Ah. You have to actually click on a ref, and then, when the view switches to the bottom, you see the selected ref has been highlighted (previously only the little ^ was highlighted).

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So the question is - does anyone know any tricks that i can use to get a horizontal ruled line incorporated into the === header (like the way the = and == header have lines on them).

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template by accident. I fixed it for you. I restored this section as well, assuming you only withdrew your question because of the ugly red message. Sorry if I assumed incorrectly. --

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That might put an undue burden on admins. I've moved content more than I thought I would in my brief time here. Most of them are done to satisfy naming conventions (John smith -: -->

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Hmm... that is serious. Maybe an oversight should delete those diffs? I would semiprotect the article to prevent new additions. You know, copyright violation and piracy concerns. --

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I'm afraid there is a user with that name, but that user just has no edits. I'm afraid you cannot register with this name. Sorry. And your English is fine; it's very good, infact! --

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You could do it for all pages, and have it visible only to you. But to make it look that way on for one page for everyone, you would probably have to set each link's color by hand.

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The page log will show what the original article name was. Genuine vandalism is bad, but some page moves are well-meaning, and what some page names should be are genuinely unclear.

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editing) a page, talk or not. There's also the issue where, for example, I think CAPTCHA might be cracked, because a lot of vBulletin forums are receiving a lot of spam nowadays.

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Is there a limit to how many times a template can be used on an article? Another editor in a WikiProject I'm involved with is using a template I designed A LOT in his article (see

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was the original design (with sections 3-12 all used to be seperate articles, but now merged). However, it does look better to group those sections together as being 'other forms'.

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or on several transcluded sub-pages (like a daily AFD log page), because building the full html document from the transcluded portions occurs in the server, not in your browser. —

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Maybe you already know this, but in many articles in the side bar instead of "cite this article" you see "citer cet article". Any explanation for this? (User:Nitrato in it.Wiki) --

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The question is, are these technical problems enough of a problem to use a hyphen rather than a dash (seeing as the guidelines are inconsistent at the moment; see my talk page and

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This is also handled on a per-page basis. The robots.txt just prevents the bots from even trying certain common paths. If however a bot finds itself trying to index a page such as

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That's it, no content data of any kind. If I keep reloading 10-15 times I sometimes do get the page eventualy, but it's far from reliable. Some misbehaving squid servers maybe? --

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By any chance, do you use popups? There have been some reports that popups is apparently broken, possibly breaking javascript after it. Try removing popups and a full refresh. --

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set so most people never notice ^_^. Wikia had it enabled globally for registered users for several months, and it was very annoying and almost completely ignored by the users. --

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Hyphens and dashes are generally rather avoided in page names (e.g., year of birth and death are generally not used in a page name to disambiguate two people with the same name).

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If the image is from Wikimedia Commons, you might have to purge there too. If it doesn't work, try again before doing anything else. Some ad blockers, proxies, or firewalls block

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btw, why do you say this won't look right in anything other than the monobook skin? the h3 tag is html yeah? shouldn't it turn out the same no matter how someone's viewing it? --

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So it could be that B is different enough from A to be a newly saved revision, but A isn't different enough from B for the software to allow us to revert back to A, or something.

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In the table at "Blood type#Table of ABO and Rh distribution by nation" is it possible to style the table so the style does not have to be entered with every entry in the table.

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I used to have extra tabs appear at the top of the page (next to "discussion", "edit this page", etc.). One of them appeared when I edited talk pages, and I'd have options like

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And now I can edit and save this section via en.wikipedia.org, which means things are working normally again. I guess someone on my school's server was fiddling with configs.

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I think it would be good if I added a convenience function to the software to handle this kind of thing easily, so that people don't have to resort to stuff like childNodes. —

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Whatever the problem was, it seems to have gone away ... now if I can just get Symantec to acknowledge that my virus protection, which I just renewed, hasn't expired ....

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Then the vandal can just do some edits to satisfy the one-revision hurdle. What about requiring all moves to be assisted by an admin? How often are moves done, anyhow?

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Again, I'll try and bring this up at the relevant areas (Redirects and Categorization), but I wanted the developers views on whether this is OK from their point of view.

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That sounds reasonable. The current behavior (try to go to a nonexistent section on the current page) is certainly broken and needs fixing; I'll go take a look at it. —

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Thanks, the two worked. I tried to do the same for the uploadtext function but it does not work. Can I disable that too? Better still can I retain the inner template of

3855: 126: 106: 6475:. Might be the result of a recent database change? I only get the error when retrieving the revision content. If the 'rvcontent' parameter is removed it works. Cheers, 5963:

It won't necessarily look "right" for anything other than Monobook because not all skins use the underlining and the border color or thickness may be wrong if they do.

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Which part of Knowledge is searchable by Google? I have seen things like deletion review logs appearing in search results. Is there some policy defined in this regard?

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Actually, subsection headers have always been bold, but smaller in size than section headers (at least, that's how I see them in mozilla). I too prefer the old style.

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I know that variations of URLs can be auto-blocked via some magic done on the meta spam blacklist. Can that same code be used to block insertion of a string of text?

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A crude way could be to collect 10000 entries, pruge 50% which has the lowest numbers. Then continue until presentation say every 30 minutes. Thus large logs avoided.

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Recently, I've been unable to make certain edits when using en.wikipedia.org URL - the browser just times out waiting for en.wikipedia.org. For example, I had to make

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Patrol functionality has long been in the software. It's just not enabled on enwiki because there's no agreement that it should be. It was once, though, I think. —

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Currently it works only for Firefox and other Mozilla browsers. I am looking for people who can help to make the script work under Internet Explorer 7 and Opera 9.

3515:, and you use the diff=cur method in the URL, it shows the diff, but for Main Page but not Main page. (try //en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Main_page&diff=cur) 3449:). I know there had been many discussions and proposals before, but if this is implemented, would it be similar to the way the Italian Knowledge is handling it? -- 3196:

mwCustomEditButtons = { "imageFile": "http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c4/Button_ref.png", "speedTip": "Ref tags", "tagOpen": "<ref: -->

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Thank you, Tra and Shimray, for your replies. It's understandable and hey looking at the silver lining, this is a good sign -- Knowledge is growing and growing! --

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I see you found Betacommand's talk page. If you mention fixes here, it would save folks like me from going to look :-) His contributions history is astronomical.

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I suggest the default CSS sheet be changed so as to make subsections have the boldness of current sections, and sections have the boldness of current subsections.

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has updated the code for access shortcut keys again, so they now work when JavaScript is disabled and in theory should be less fragile, with easier localization.

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A "null edit" usually means that the previous version was deleted due by oversight. I don't know if that's the case here, but I know that's one way it happens. --

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Yes. You'll see a "Permanent link" link in the toolbox on the left. That will give you a URL to the specific revision of an article you are currently looking. --

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On that diff you see the text that is a constant battle to remove when it is repeatedly inserted by anons. In any other article that text is random gibberish.

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If necessary it can be removed from the mainpage by unchecking the "Cascading protection - protect any pages included in this page" box on the unprotect tab at

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Section headings, denoted by double =, and subsection headings, denoted by triple =, have their boldnesses backwards IMO. Some article authors, like those of

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Thank you for the help. Unfortunately it didn't work. Any other ideas? Feel free to putz around with my monobook if you like; it can always be reverted. --

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Access control configuration prevents your request from being allowed at this time. Please contact your service provider if you feel this is incorrect.

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Hmm... It could be my school's proxies. Since the network admins never tell us when they change the network infrastructure, I'll never know for sure. :S

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Just a thought, but does anyone here understand the technicalities of how the horizontal rule is incorporated into the = and == headers on wikipedia? --

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I don't think publishing the key is a huge massive problem for Knowledge, it's that the constant patrolling of the article to remove it is such a PITA.

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But the video could not be distributed as its contents is still copyrighted by the copyright owner. There is a similar discussion about screenshots in

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In addition to this, I wish that every user could view his own contributions, together with their summaries and text. Is this technically possible? --

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should be run. This flag used to be set after all of the hooks had run successfully, but it is now set before any other code runs (thanks to a fix by

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history (funny that) shows that in fact deletion has, for some of the very early stuff, meant permanent deletion (inadvertent, but still permanent).

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http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fw%2Findex.php%3Ftitle%3DWii%26curid%3D421853%26diff%3D100630661%26oldid%3D100561026

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allows you to see all the changes within the time period. It might have also been that you have a "Hide certain type of edit" option selcted. If the

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Does your university have a new firewall that could block Knowledge? (I admit I am not too knowledgeable when it comes to Windows; I am primarily a

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Thanks for the tip, but I can't find that template in the list of templates (neither by scanning quickly nor by using a page search with 'falied.'

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Alternatively, you can press Tab until the "Save" button is highlighted, and press Enter. Using Mozilla Firefox also seems to solve the problem.

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I have tried on Multiple computers to access the WP:SSP page, but my PC always freezes ont hat page and only on that page. There may be a bug.

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The "good article" notice (sample given below) needs to be changed. The phrase "but did not to meet the good article criteria" is not English.

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I was doing some patrolling in other Wikipedias (I have accounts in many to update wikilinks and update Commons images there), and noticed the

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I've had that happen several times, and a hard refresh (ctrl+F5) in my browser usually fixes it. I just assumed it's a browser caching issue?

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The talk page cannot be edited as the standards buttons on top don't appear. The bottom of the talk page is full of edits in small fonts. --

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If a rule line-break, but not formal heading underline, would work, you could precede the text section with four dashes, as does this reply.

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Most requested articles: (under some /Special: page) 1. 'Telex' 120 hits 2. 'Kjfdlf' 90 hits 3. ... 5 hits etc..

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This tends to solve most issues, including improper display of images, user-preferences not loading, and old versions of pages being shown.

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to include "sortable.js", which doesn't work when it is attempted from an onload hook. It should probably be changed to use something like

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I don't think this should happen anymore (at least not due to the sortable thing). The reason it happened is that in the Monobook skin the

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Any URLs starting with /w/ are disallowed (which rules out history pages, diffs etc whilst still allowing the current versions of articles)

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Oh cool! As an avid RC patroller and CVUer, I'm sure this is going to be _very_ useful, since it will cut down loading time immensely ...

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With the ubiquitous cell phone cameras, people can take videos and upload them with public domain or creative commons or GFDL licenses.

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know if this is a technical issue with Knowledge, a mistake in the article mark--up, or a rendering problem with the browsers I'm using.

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not-minor changes (that is my watchlist shows minor changes and some of the changes missed have been not-minor.) Anyone got any ideas?--

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Are there any templates to automatically generate text like "2 in (5 cm)" and the like? I was thinking of something along the lines of

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If hyphens and dashes are needed to write a page name correctly (e.g., Piano-Rag-Music, Jack-in-the-box, Nineteen Eighty-Four), prefer

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I don't have numbers, but certainly Microsoft knows how many not US-en Windows installations they've sold. OTOH, noone wants to change

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Point being people will not add an request (Knowledge:Requested_articles). So this would be a way to find out what people really type.

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but it is a bit of a hack and it probably won't look correct when looking at anything other than the default monobook skin on screen.

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Sort of. The style as designed isn't really meant for right-floating tables. I've added a manual override so it works as expected. —

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You can increase spacings using CSS (like I've done with this comment), but reducing them is hacky and not a good idea in articles. --

1554:(cur) (last) 19:04, January 8, 2007 Catzrthecoolest (Talk | contribs) m (Reverted edits by 64.252.131.22 to last version by Smkolins) 7625: 7231: 6490: 6472: 5699: 4695:. I expect people doing RC patrol will probably find this useful, since it can significantly reduce the loading time of diff pages. 3827: 1886: 1854: 1821: 2275: 1533:(cur) (last) 15:44, January 10, 2007 AntiVandalBot (Talk | contribs) m (BOT - rv 209.7.84.2 (talk) to last version by Robotman1974) 8099: 7784:

Try opening the thing you're checking on in a new tab or window; that's what I do when I need to look something up when editing. --

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Basically, i've got an article where i need to use two levels of headers, and the second (lower) level needs the horizontal rule.

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going to help anyone infringe Microsoft's copyright. That particular cat is well out of the bag by now, and has been for years. —

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It appears that he's used up the limit as he's at 2046188/2048000. I never thought I'd see the day that limit would be reached. --

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was added recently. You should give an opinion at that template or to the user to see what was the purpose of such categories. --

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The current revision ID can also be found in the same place. Of course, the query.php method given on the refdesk also works. —

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As for the automatic bit you were talking about, I was experimenting with that and found I couldn't make it work with transcluded

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The edit tags are defaced, probably due the images. Try clicking the previous edit one. I will see if I can quickly fix that. --

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Apparently, the layout of the page changed, and that element does not exist anymore. I will check to see if I can fix it now. --

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to this IP and claims to have reverted the same edit shown in the first link. Here is more strangeness from the same IP address:

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m 15:19 Dizzy Gillespie (diff; hist) . . (+31) . . Mlouns (Talk | contribs) (→Later years and death - Modified internal link)

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section of the village pump is used to discuss technical issues about Knowledge. Bugs and feature requests should be made at the

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This only works in browsers whose CSS support includes the ":target" pseudo-class and "child descendent" selector: "parent : -->

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I'm loving the colorful addition to the refs. Makes it so much easier to find the reference in question on well-cited articles.

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1) This is possible to do, and has been done on Wikimedia before, but I believe it requires dev modification of the local files.

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was trivial. Thanks for noticing the problem, though. As usual, expect some delay before the change goes live on Knowledge. —

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page, we should should go back to the page, with any edits we've made, but not submited yet, so we can do so. My user page is

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and delete it all. Then do a CTRL+F5. My guess is that what is above popups is working fine, but what comes after does not. --

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It's more likely that a feature like that would be implemented in your browser before it'll be implemented here. For example

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offers a machine-readable version of its data, which will give you approximate hit counts for the most viewed pages recently.

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Hi, I noticed that the page hit count in table page is missing. Is this normal or a faulty dump? Specifically, I'm looking at

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to make lewd phone calls, but radio stations still play the song every freakin' day. Maybe I've got it all wrong, but I think

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report about this? And if there's none, that one is made? (Possibly the problem could be tackled server-side as I surmised at

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The other form (/search/?...) is used so that Google doesn't index it (Google is forbidden from visiting anything under /w/).

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easy access to every user form the Azores to East of New Zealand? Shouldn't it be access first, then optics? You talk about

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If you don't dismiss the donations banner, it interferes rather nastily with the "coord" template: I noticed it cleaning up

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few and far between when compared to anonymous reader. It also would entail more database writes... overall, a bad idea.

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The hit counters were turned off for performance reasons, so I wouldn't expect their data to be in the database dumps. --

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=-&action=raw&gen=css&maxage=2678400&smaxage=0&ts=20070114150049

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is another type of error. I am guessing someone is playing with some CSS, but can't see which one. I couldn't find where

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I don't see how changing my monobook would fix the problem anyway. Sorry to be so ignorant of these technical details. --

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There is a new policy that allows unused accounts (accounts with no edit history) to be taken over by another user - see

1518:(cur) (last) 15:15, January 11, 2007 Mlouns (Talk | contribs) m (→Later years and death - Malcolm X as Attorney General) 637: 614: 7033: 6733:

Yes, it is. ;-) It is true though, but admins can remove that type of vandalism quite easily, just 1 or 2 extra clicks.

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disagree on the underscore in "User talk" so the comparison failed. Was the output of these variables recently changed?

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Hi, I'd just like to know how to ask for a reference in an article. Does it exist something like {{reference}}? Thanks,

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Not possible now. It's a much sought-after "distant future" improvement. And yes, you're posting in the right place. —

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Basically, these sections really should be == sections. It's for the digimon article merge that's happening right now.

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Simple question: How do I align an Infobox, from a CVG template, to the left. Since the usual <div align="left": -->

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you guys were my last hope - so if you could take some time to respond I'd really appreciate it. Thanks either way! --

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There is a limit. If you look at the HTML source for the page (once the page is loaded), near the bottom it will show:

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It might be better if you respond at the Meta page listed above. Thank you for helping. My CSS knowledge is lousy.

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there is technical possibility to only hide the summaries of the edits, and leave the contributors' names viewable?

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For the past 24 hours or so, pages are taking an unusually long time to load on my home and work computers as well.

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do any edits). Assuming you are using the monobook skin, you might try purging your cache and see if that helps. --

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heh i get what ya mean verywell then with all that i withdraw my suggestion =) it would of been pretty cool though

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has been protecting the toolbar images, so this one will need to be protected as well if it is added to Common.js.

1993: 1511:(cur) (last) 15:19, January 11, 2007 Mlouns (Talk | contribs) m (→Later years and death - Modified internal link) 1504:

Let me be specific - the history section of the Dizzy page says - (adding syntax so that it keeps the line formats)

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performance more than it helps, since loading it takes an extra HTTP request with all the latency that implies. —

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From what I could figure out, talk pages (of articles in main space) are disallowed. I would like it to be so. --

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Sounds interesting, I will try it out since I can't make the external editors to work without a root account. --

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consensus that the key should not be in the article, then one of the people running anti-vandalism bots (such as

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In fact, the JavaScript code in question has already been optimized a bit in the latest svn revisions, so things

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when there are no opening tags, which makes me think it might be a template vandal or something - checking now.

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So is that a sort of title? It might be a start. Can text be moved up and down at all, not just left and right?--

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in English). Logged-in users can enable the "Focus the cursor in the search bar on loading the Main Page" gadget

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back that are not mine. Is there a way that, say, an administrator can fix this one recent mistake? Thanks! —

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Decelea&oldid=87854008 http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?oldid=87854008

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policy against center aligning tables for list only article, but I'm not aware of it. To learn more, look into

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You can tag a template with a speedy tag so as not to tag things transcluding it by typing <includeonly: -->

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containing /ad/ or ending in common executable suffixes. This can cause some images or articles to not appear.

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Hmm... or we could prevent page creation where there is an external link but no internal links. Just an idea.

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Situations like this should be dealt with eventually by the job queue. You should be able to wait them out. —

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Even anons should get "Please log in to view or edit items on your watchlist" message, so it's not the case.

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Is it just me or are some diffs rendering the left toolbox (with Main page, Community portal etc.) to break?

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To answer your question about deletion review logs, these are searchable, and the pages indexed are listed

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page(s) only, and not on the template, which appears to be the exact opposite to what's required. Regards,

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lost have weakened somewhat. I vaguely recall Jimbo himself saying this. Give me a moment... Here we are:

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to my monobook.css, and everything look fine now. Apparently, the font size for headings are specified in

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Knowledge:Reference_desk/Computing&diff=prev&oldid=100655776

2450:@David Eppstein: So you think that good looking (according to proprietary US-english POV) means more than 2372:, but there's no reason why this wouldn't apply equally to other articles with ranges in their titles.) -- 1195:

Furthermore, I wish to understand what are the differences among the following three files in the db dump:

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Is there any reason that the histories of deleted articles are still unviewable -- provided that since

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Meta history has all the history of the pages, so you can analyse changes, authorship or do roll backs.

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Hi, I have noticed the last couple of days that I am uneable to load the edit watchlist page. That is

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I would like to see a function that list say top200 of requested articles but not found ie like this:

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purging the transcluding page. None of it gets rid of those /expletive deleted/ spurious delete tags.

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which might be a bot just went wild and reverted all my work today. What can be done? or should be?--

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Huh? Why would there be any more restriction on self-released videos than on self-released photos?

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isn't picking up? That's really scraping the bottom of the barrel though, I have no earthly idea. —

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14:07 Talk:Dizzy Gillespie (diff; hist) . . (+15) . . Cricket02 (Talk | contribs) ({{talkheader}})

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Works for me too, but the page does appear to load very slowly. I wonder if this is connected with

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addOnloadHook. I believe the reason that the page blanks is because the sortable table code uses

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If you look at the bottom of the html source you should see a commented footnote similar to this:

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Hearing or watching Britney Spears while patrolling is not considered my ideal day in Knowledge.

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keyboad. What abut mine? What about that of 5.8 billion people on earth w/o a qwerty keyboad? --

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This would interfere with usability, accessibility, keyboard navigation and standard forms. See

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Cookie2: $ Version=1 Connection: Keep-Alive, TE TE: deflate, gzip, chunked, identity, trailers

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This provides a permanent link to the specific revision (unless it is deleted or oversighted).

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As one would expect, pages transcluding the template are therefore also tagged. So far so good.

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Is there a way to access (read-only) the raw html programmatically in the manner I am trying?

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Cristiano_Ronaldo&diff=100654834&oldid=100550720

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I hate messing with other's people monobook.js, just like with monobook.css. But you can edit

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Is there any way I could set my en.wikipedia Watchlist to link to my other language accounts (

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Me too. Same line - same problem. I've resorted to loading new js, - it's good but unfamiliar.

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This is the same problem I'm seeing - see above. I have de-installed popups. Could this line

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Mike, to clarify: You're talking about changing, in one's personal CSS, how the articles one

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Yes, such requests to bots are what I had in mind. AFAIK Google considers these requests. --

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in each article, for browsers that support that, it's possible that might happen sooner. --

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labelled "Don't show page content below diffs". Checking it will cause all diffs to appear

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The reason I'm bringing this up now is that I've commented on this in at least three MfDs (

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Hello. Could you please help me get rid of the two categories that appear at the bottom of

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then the underlines would only appear on the monobook skin and won't disrupt other skins.

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query.php?what=revisions&titles=Main%20Page&rvuniqusr&rvlimit=3&rvcontent

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This is probably a tidy-related regression in Article.php, let me see what I can do. --

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from secure.wikimedia.org. However, I can still make other edits from en.wikipedia.org,

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see user de:samwaltz's Watchlist in German, user fr:samwaltz's Watchlist in French, etc?

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Impressive work, many thanks to Werdna and everybody who contributed to this. See also

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can anyone tell me how to resize it? if you wanna see the picture for yourself its in

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I ran it through the W3's HTML validator and found that there are closed </div: -->

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his own Wiki CSS, but for most users, and even editors, the default is what we see.)

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Pittsburgh%2C_Pennsylvania&oldid=101081233

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491 document.getElementById('p-cactions').childNodes.insertBefore(y,x.nextSibling);

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was broken on usertalk pages (I think I patched it up for now), apparently because

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Is there a cap on the amount of pages in the watchlist? If so - what is the limit?

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Some time ago we already discussed this so I filled a feature request on bugzilla:

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20:25 Dizzy Gillespie (diff; hist) . . (-15) . . Jeff3000 (Talk | contribs) (rvv)

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As you've noticed, the watchlist only shows the latest change to a page, while the

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is populated, it will balloon and hit the limit quite easily. Here are the sizes:

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that just showed up at line 599 there is throwing an error on every page for me. —

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Er, no you don't. It already was wrapped in such a div. The new id is redundant

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Just link to the legal site with the video. And only if absolutely necessary. --

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Having messed about in my userspace I think you may have meant <noinclude: -->

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I've placed introductory materials for editing on wikipedia on your talk page,

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when I checked. Works splendidly on Firefox, though. Great addition. Love it!--

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There is no user with that name, not now, not in the past, because there is no

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revision.)" ? I know, it would save me one click only, but what do you think?--

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document.getElementById('p-cactions').childNodes.insertBefore(y,x.nextSibling);

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to 1623971 bytes. So CC is the key point here, every little byte there costs (

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Can developers guarantee that deleted stuff will never be permanently deleted?

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that perhaps there are some ASCII or Unicode control characters in there that

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from the title with hyphens to the title with dashes, this is not a problem.

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stub-meta-current.xml.gz 364.7 MB -- This is the one that I'm staring at now.

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I'm getting an SQL error when retrieving revisions with the Query API, e.g.

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OK, thanks. And I'll copy the change you made into the other wikitables.

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Your assistance and technical expertise is required for the developement of

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Is there any way to link to the current version of a WP article strictly by

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Yes, thanks. I was looking at the list of templates linked-to above that.

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query.php?what=revisions&titles=Main%20Page&rvlimit=3&rvcontent

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A template is transcluded onto one or more pages. The use of {{civil0}} on

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Typo corrected. You can do this yourself next time, just click "edit" for

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Yes, I also just noticed, and was looking for a place to say "AWESOME!" --

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I've reformatted it using the |+ table notation. Is that what you want? --

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Note that it thinks the revision belongs to the main page when you do this

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But it seems like some people really don't like the = header in articles.

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Where did I ever make any such proposal? Where did this discussion even

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YouTube is a trusted site? You just closed the discussion on this matter.

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provides sufficient consensus. Look for mwCustomEditButtons in the code.

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Thank you very much, Simetrical. You answered my question on the spot. --

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That was a last-minute change that crept in after my last testing. : -->

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for tracking any possible issues that might come up (currently none). --

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An GFDL image used by several pages has disappeared. Stem cell diagram

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i can get to the history page. So why not use this url since it's nicer

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clicked save to create the article. Is there any way to sort this out?

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during the explosion and everything =) i cant wait for this day to come

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when IPs create new talk pages, to throw these automated programs off?

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Please don't use n-dashes (–), m-dashes (—) or any other type of dash,

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Knowledge should use standard rules of English punctuation for dashes.

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That is not what he means. He is looking for a artcle-move save link.

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Dated prod was broken on usertalk? underscores in namespace variables

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Could you try to ask there, because my English seems so weird. ;-) --

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Articles is just article pages plus possibly a few bits and pieces...

1037:. Mine works, but is pretty simple. Do you have popups installed? -- 725:

Deleted templates leaving inappropriate speedy deletion tags and cats

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Right. I purged the cache and it works fine now. Thanks Tkynerd. --

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You can probably do it using HTML/CSS trickery. See the userpage of

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Could someone please explain? I didn't see any change to the refs.--

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I recommend you not spend more time than you already have on this. —

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does something that, except for rounding. Logic for rounding is in

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The template, in this case {{civil0}}, is tagged for speedy deletion

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You apparently also get it right if you remove "rvuniqusr" instead

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appear in the page history if no changes were made? Interestingly,

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More Wikimedia projects use it than one might think, like notably

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Some badly behaved bots are blocked (Googlebot is not one of them)

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and it started showing every edit. Do you have that box ticked? -

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to use this function?? Or have all versions had the function. --

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Afraid not. You could ask for a standard style to be added at

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Is this the change to akeytt() in wikibits.js? Cuzza the bare

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I have formally welcomed you. Hope you have a great time here!

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Table summarizes the results obtained in a 1997 Gallup Poll

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Knowledge talk:Manual of Style (dashes)#Dashes in article names

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Knowledge talk:Manual of Style (dashes)#Dashes in article names

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?&title=-&curid=1184237

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For example there has been a small vandalsim/revert war at the

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Hi there. I have downloaded a portion of the English Knowledge

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The difference between current and history in the database dump

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No, we will not use JavaScript to set focus on the search box.

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Newcomers to the technical village pump are encouraged to read

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Meta:Help talk:User style#Are these changes possible with CSS?

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I searched the bug reports for "00", but could not find any.

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generally of poor quality. However, there are instructions at

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This might be an interesting point to bring up on the talk of

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lazy person for not wanting to go through three whole clicks (

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When you follow the instructions above, you should end up at

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seems to have a strange blue color. Did I do this? And how?--

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Is there another table style that would be a better choice?

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clicking on the "Revision as of" links above the diff table.

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If you have problems making your fancy signature work, check

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Pasting formatted text, e.g. from MS-Word (including tables)

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Just realised - this is related to the heading above, too.

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diff. Maybe someone is playing with the global settings? --

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are often shared, especially in the case of IPs assigned to

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for the page name is desired for use in wikilinks elsewhere.

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You can modify the "Permanent link" to do this, just remove

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since there is no guarantee developers will read this page.

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in particular almost always loses the edit box contents. —

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=User:Lupin/popups.js'

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If you changed to another skin and cannot change back, use

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I am glad that all of the comments are happy ones. :-) —

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Agreed. I would hug him or her, if that were possible. --

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I reordered some sections, apparently it is fixed now. --

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to this revision, which may differ significantly from the

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Pages transcluded onto the current version of this page:

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Is this something which works on all browsers? TIA HAND —

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can someone help for a no heat situtation for a mb s320 ?

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Any possiblity to implement this..? Can't be that hard..

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it back off and see if the watchlist looses some pages.--

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Indeed, however assuming the "job queue" you refer to is

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simply do not get saved (Message in browser: in the tab:

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New user preference: don't show page content below diffs

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to do their dirty work, in the process creating lots of

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Knowledge talk:WikiProject User scripts#Calling akeytt()

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La modifica selezionata è stata segnata come verificata.

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Looking at the source, it also has dozens of warnings:

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Beta has said on his talk page that it was a mistake.

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you could hide one or the other globally, for example:

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No, we will not add a spell-checker, or spell-checking

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Alternatively, there's been a discussion of including

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I didn't find this bug so I announced it as a new on,

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while the Dizzy entries on my watchlist are exactly -

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to discuss video recording of copyrighted material?

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I copied your full monobook.js, and noticed an error:

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I've modified the table formatting there to do this.

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Knowledge says Telex not found etc.. Someone types '

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Thanks Rich for the above reply. Does that mean that

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Meta current is all pages - including user pages etc.

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I've fixed the link. Someone else moved the page to

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license. Am I right? A similar question was brought

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Works for me (Firefox 2.0.0.1 on Win XP Pro SP2). --

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P.S. Maybe we should block the IP for disruption. —

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asking it kindly not to index (noindex) the page. --

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No. Check you search, it should be something like "

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Forgetting to log in; appending username to an edit

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Alternatively, would 3338:is looking into fixing it. I shan't give people 1716: 605:http://en.wikipedia.org/Main_Page?action=history 588:. Sections without timestamps are not archived. 291:Click "" next to each point to see more details. 7282:how do you show elevation of a lot on drawings 6660:Thanks for the response, your solution worked. 6315:History for summary, search, and replace fields 5752:function is actually called twice, once from a 4683:There's now a new checkbox on the last page of 2285:I've been having the following discussion with 1957:Robots are limited to 1 page request per second 1166:Thanks ReyBrujo! That did fix the error. :-) -- 6352:have the page hit count instead? Thank you! -- 5292:If you can demonstrate that there really is a 5029: 4472:I can confirm the rendering problem. I made a 4242:Automated creation of pages in talk namespaces 3426:Quick question about marking edits as verified 430:. If you cannot reach Knowledge services, see 6045:will render, right? Not how the articles one 5007:Transclusions taking a long time to complete? 4974:I need help in resizing a image its too big 4231:Typo in a localization file update. Fixed. -- 4006:. Then, you can disable it in your monobook: 3593: 2556:The non-hyphen dashes can however be used in 1708:How to find requested but not found articles? 1260:contain only pages and no revisions/text? In 766:Pages which transcluded the deleted template 7874:, and edit the text to correct the mistake. 7805:What can I save my file as before uploading? 7006:Comparison of layout engines (CSS)#Selectors 6340:Missing page hit count in the database dump? 5322:Hehehe, nah, no worries. With articles like 5169:satisfactorily address issues like these. — 4936:I tried on a Single computer and it's OK. -- 4511:for pointing out the unmatched </div: --> 3902:, for the reply and valuable information! — 3144:" and puts the cursor between the two tags. 2509:override what's written later on that page, 1647:method doesn't work, I'm pretty much stuck. 1317:Watchlist links to other language watchlists 658:Why is September and November missing here? 8212:Public beliefs about evolution and creation 7972:No one ever answered a question I asked at 6276:, a MediaWiki in-browser text editor script 6179:Boldness degree of sections and subsections 4263:. Is there a way to implement some sort of 1193:correct? What does 'current' actually mean? 683:Problems when saving long text to Knowledge 5833:Could be, yeah. That might be sensible. — 5451:Let's see if I understand your comment... 4896:"Source" field below "edit summary" field. 4428:which I am not sure I have in my page. -- 4246:Recently the spammers have taken to using 3845:How about now? I reordered the images. -- 2293:Sorry that I am pestering ;-), but ... At 585:Knowledge:Village pump (technical)/Archive 404:If an image thumbnail is not showing, try 8143: 8110: 7626:2007 NCAA Division I-BS football rankings 3801:mirrors using HTML dumps (and please see 1796: 1054:be causing a problem for both/all of us? 779:has been deleted would be very welcome! 752:Talk:September 11, 2001 attacks/archive25 692:, and in the status line, in the bottom: 426:For server or network status, please see 95: 74:Revision as of 23:43, 18 January 2007 by 52: 8166:Old version is shown upon saving an edit 6309:Conversion of formatted text to wikicode 5898:You could try putting in something like 4326:Image:Aichi Expo 2005 Hamasaki Ayumi.jpg 4311:Image:Aichi Expo 2005 Hamasaki Ayumi.jpg 4145:document.getElementById( 'wpWatchthis' ) 3279: 3220:null (?) edits appearing in page history 2395:avoiding some silly glitch in Windows. — 1870:Now I'm thinking this may be related to 1827:Should be fixed. The image was moved to 895:seems to put the db tag on the transclud 710:Sounds like what I had experienced (see 47: 7569:So I guess the page is simply too big. 6221:h3, h4, h5, h6 { font-weight: normal; } 5490:own game. Is this a better example? -- 4779:Nice, the change went live. Thanks! -- 244:prior to posting here. Questions about 73: 14: 8223: 7314:However, this link does not appear as 6312:Single-click fixing of common mistakes 6146:<h3 class="underlined-heading": --> 4566:Are you logged in? Anonymous editors 3589: 3175:I made a button for this a while ago: 2691:I am trying to position the statement 2576:Could someone check whether there's a 2546:I updated guidance in several places: 1980:AFDs are blocked, but not DRVs. That 1723:Knowledge says Kjfdlf not found etc.. 1034: 824:template (containing only a comment), 281:Frequently asked questions (see also: 8144: 8111: 7711:{\displaystyle O\left({n^{2}}\right)} 7675:from 1815546 bytes to 1662771 bytes, 7516:Georgia Bulldogs football (all games) 7196:Category:Republic of Korea Navy ships 6287:Regular expression search and replace 6144:and then the headings are written as 3761:Fixed! ReyBrujo is teh awesome. ;) -- 3507:If you go to any redirect, we'll use 3198:", "sampleText": "references"}; 2962:<span class="measureImperial": --> 2310:I see some work to do for a bot... -- 712:#Can edit only from secure connection 44: 25: 7921:Template:Talkheader (semi-protected) 4885:Got this fixed a short while ago. -- 4851:the same thing happen to all you? -- 3946:you'll disable copyright reminders, 1372:Can edit only from secure connection 873:subst-only wouldn't be worth it). -- 255: 138: 17: 7672:reduced Pre-expand include size of 7607:Knowledge:Template doc page pattern 7168:Categorising sections of an article 6842:After we log out when we are on an 6245:Thanks for the hints: I have added 4424:is defined as well. I also noticed 4360:(toolbox appears at bottom of page) 4002:a bit, so that it would start with 3782:WikiProject CCT (Current City Time) 2964:<span class="measureMetric": --> 2827:Thank you. The table looks better. 2689:Support_for_evolution#United_States 1861:concerned there could be others... 1605:but now the Mlouns entry is gone.-- 853:(I could make it work with substed 746:It seems what's happening is this: 582:days are automatically archived to 248:in general should be posted at the 135: 104: 7585:fixed the issue. New stats below. 5863:I've got a problem with headers. 5083:The optimizations are live now. — 3949:#newarticletext { display: none } 3503:diff=cur doesn't work on redirects 3197:", "tagClose": "</ref: --> 3001:Which was the earliest version of 2975:.measureImperial {display: none; } 1929:http://en.wikipedia.org/robots.txt 1089:Is it to do with handhedl change? 360:You can use a web browser such as 254: 136: 8257: 8067: 8026: 7185:Category:Bibliographies by author 7179:The example I've created here is 7132: 7120: 6735: 6717:Doesn't this seem kind of like a 4329: 3828:Image Problem With Eskimo Article 3643:, search where you have the text: 3015:All I know is that is was before 1952:Knowledge:Miscellany for deletion 1887:Images taking a long time to load 1309: 1273: 1219: 60:. The present address (URL) is a 7181:Bibliography of J. R. R. Tolkien 6702:vandalistic moves hard to repair 6412:is also empty in enwiki? Sigh -- 3962:will hide the talk page notice. 3959:#talkpagetext { display: none } 3154:The place to request this is at 2536:talking about. BTW, I use XP. -- 1676:request to add the feature, see 1666:is fully protected, I put in an 1483: 893:rather than <includeonly: --> 264: 7644:a template for each poll, like 6124: 5604:Wikitable leaving no whitespace 4141:getElementById( 'wpWatchthis' ) 3989: 3984: 3925: 3920: 3483:$ wgOnlySysopsCanPatrol = true; 3274: 1948:Knowledge:Articles for deletion 1743:overhead, hmm. I'll ask Leon. 1721:http://en.wikipedia.org/Kjfdlf' 1200:stub-meta-history.xml.gz 3.1 GB 738:This page may meet Knowledge’s 8204: 7651: 7545: 7491: 7318:, but rather as boldface text 7125: 7118: 6585:but I got the following error 5731: 4512:, that's a classic symptom of 3530:It's been reported already at 2944:. For example, if the code on 1717:http://en.wikipedia.org/Telex' 1182:database dump on 30th Nov 2006 1090: 432:Reporting a connectivity issue 375:Help:How to fix your signature 198: 13: 1: 7924:Template:Unsigned (protected) 7455:Table not centered in Mozilla 7278:showing elevation on drawings 7246: 6217:h1, h2 { font-weight: bold; } 5324:FCKGW-RHQQ2-YXRKT-8TG6W-2B7Q8 4008:#uploadtext { display: none } 3935:You can accomplish that with 2866:Category:Conversion templates 2846:Units of measurement template 2533:War in Somalia (2006–present) 2370:War in Somalia (2006–present) 2360:13:22, 12 January 2007 (UTC) 2322:09:50, 12 January 2007 (UTC) 2314:20:31, 11 January 2007 (UTC) 1206:stub-articles.xml.gz 238.9 MB 599:Why not use these url instead 364:, which has a spell checker. 8214:, Robinson, B. 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