oh sorry! I said "Thus, the author losts control
over his userpage." while I should write "Thus,
the author losts control over his/her userpage."
:/
Damn, I feel shame. I haven't written in sexist
language for a long time, and now I just did that
:( I can't believe I forgot one of my most basic
rules of writing. Next time better remember to
re-read my msg before clicking "Send"! :)
Also need to say thank you for replying and
agreeing with my proposal.
--- Optim <optim81(a)yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
Wikipedia mirrors are not editable by the
author.
In Wikipedia, If I publish something and I
change
opinion, I just point my mouse to the "Edit"
link
and I change it. But you cannot do that on a
mirror. Thus, the author losts control over his
userpage.
--Optim
--- Sascha Noyes <sascha(a)pantropy.net> wrote:
I agree that this would be useful. I must
however remind you that this has
nothing to do with privacy. If you publish
something on your user page it is
_published_. Which means that it is not
private.
Best,
Sascha Noyes
On Thursday 19 February 2004 10:29 pm, Optim
wrote:
> Summary: Proposal to have separate
databases
for
userpages, talkpages and articles.
Hello,
I think it would be a good idea to have
separate
databases (or downloadable files) for
userpages,
> talkpages and articles.
>
> Many Wikipedia mirrors copy userpages and
> talkpages. I don't like that. It doesn't
help
to
protect the privacy of Wikipedians.
Having separate databases (or downloadable
files)
will help the people who mirror our content
to
copy just what they really want (the
articles)
and not userpages and talkpages, which may
contain information some Wikipedians (like
me)
would prefer be available only on servers
controlled by Wikimedia Foundation.
Please comment, support, oppose, criticise
and
inform us about your opinion.
Thank you.
--Optim
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