Andre Engels schrieb:
I think better results could be reached by putting the
emphasis on the
"cooperating" part rather than the "running one" part.
Yes, I agree. Basically, making this a multi-maintainer project ensures that:
* there's a common code base, and a single toolserver-account
* operators are aware of each other, and will hopefully coordinate
* thus, we get less redundant runs and less concurrent processes
Get some
database or such where the bots notify when they have either updated a
page or found that it did not need updating, then have the bots
(except when running with hints or such) request this database before
doing interwiki on a page and skip it if its last notification was
less than so-and-so-much time ago (for example one week).
Such a database sounds like an interesting Idea - in fact, it sounds like a good
reason for including you in the project :) talk to the bot ops about it.
-- daniel