Jon Robson, 05/02/2014 07:29: Doesn't the Vector/WikiEditor/UsabilityInitiative link dialog (with autocompletion) work? I see* the mobile editing window is completely bare, feels like editing on UseModWiki. :) On the call to action: I found it quite unclear, the "Improve this page" button is huge and I initially thought it really was about *this* page: Gertie the dinosaur? ah, no, I'm on the main page... wait, impossible! oh, there's a tiny title above there, must be it. Either 1) the button is connected more clearly to the title and/or made smaller, or 2) the call to action box needs to be more clearly separated from the rest of the page (there's only some hint of a border in a couple corners). After clicking the button: I'm landed on a page and I have no idea why. Did the editing window fail opening? No, seems to work. Uh, "This page has some issues", maybe there was an error loading the application. *click* Ah, it's just where the tags are hidden. Yay instructions, found them at last! "Please introduce links to this page from related articles; try the Find links tool for suggestions" Nemo (*) On Chromium; in Firefox the edit buttons didn't do anything when clicked, perhaps due to NoScript even though the site is whitelisted.

I tried again and I landed on a page actually containing {{Underlinked}} (the first one didn't). Jon Robson, 09/02/2014 05:26: I remember adding the parameter manually, maybe it was for another page or I wasn't watching the bottom of the screen attentively. Find more words that could be links. Add double brackets around the word. e.g. [[guitar]] becomes guitar Not "could", but "should". Every single word "could" be a link, but in most cases it shouldn't. If the official instructions "adding links that are relevant to the context within the existing text" is considered too wordy/complex, I suggest to use something like Where the title of an existing article is mentioned, enclose it in double brackets: [[guitar]] becomes guitar (5 characters more). The rest of my comments still applies; in particular I'm quite sad that we invite people to a task for which we offer a 2003-like experience (toolbar was introduced in 1.2.0, 2004-03-24). Nemo