Walter made me a list-admin for Wikitech-l which I consider a "serving"
position - not a "moderating" position.
What would you all like me to do? Is there a spam problem, or any other
old business to take care of?
Ed Poor
I've just realised what's been nagging me when I've been looking at
articles on English Wikipedia recently -- the date format preferences
have disappeared on en2. I don't wish to restart the date format wars
again, but can someone re-enable them pronto, please?
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http://www.cartref.demon.co.uk/
http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speciaal:Imagelist
Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in
/usr/local/apache/common/php/GlobalFunctions.php on line 81
> HTML uploads now served as text/plain
Is this only for the English or also for the dutch?
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Contact: walter AT wikipedia.be
Ook een artikeltje schrijven? WikipediaNL, de vrije GNU/FDL encyclopedie
http://www.wikipedia.be
Erik suggested:
> You could also use the "Post a comment" link on the
talk
> page, which allows you to append directly to the
page,
> without loading the whole discussion, and without
the
> possibility of edit conflicts. Or you can use
section
> editing to edit only a particular thread (provided
that
> thread is separated using ==headings==).
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What does not "post a comment" exist on all skins ?
Anthere
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The wikiNL-l-admin(a)wikipedia.org email adress still does not work. Can this
be fixt please soon.
Walter
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Erik suggested:
> You could also use the "Post a comment" link on the talk
> page, which allows you to append directly to the page,
> without loading the whole discussion, and without the
> possibility of edit conflicts. Or you can use section
> editing to edit only a particular thread (provided that
> thread is separated using ==headings==).
Oh, so THAT's what "post a comment" means!
Good tips, both. I shall use them while waiting for Tomos's proposal to
go through.
Thanks.
Ed Poor
> I often think that viewing the latest version
> of the page after just editing it is not necessary.
>
> When I press "Save" button, all I need is
> the message that "data is now saved," not
> the whole article/ page.
I strongly agree. If I want to see the page, I can always
use the Preview button. And when server response time is
slow, I'd rather not do anything that makes it slower.
I'd also like a shortcut from Recent Changes that takes me directly to
editing an article's talk page.
If I want to add my 2 cents to the discussion about the
[[Rachel Corrie]] page, I don't need to have to see the
beautifully formatted text FIRST. I'll settle for reading
the raw text. Most of the time, I just want to append to
them anyway.
Right now, I must:
1. Click on the article link, and wait for the page to load.
2. Click on the "Discuss this page" link, and wait for THAT page to
load.
If we adopt Tomos's suggestion, I will be very happy ^_^
Ed Poor
Developer & Sysop
I am the admin of the English Wikipedia mailing list (wikien-l). So I
have a bit of experience tweaking the settings.
> On Mon, 2003-09-29 at 02:38, Walter Vermeir wrote:
> > The wikiNL-l-admin -at- wikipedia.org email adress still does not
> > work. Can this be fixt please soon.
>
> I still have no idea what's wrong with the admin addresses. Sending
to wikitech-l-admin sends a bounce message back to me at
wikitech-l-owner; sending to wikinl-l-admin gets rejected and discarded,
not even sending a bounce.
Would anybody like me to be an admin for the Wikitech-l mailing list? If
yes, please find a secure way to give me the password.
Ed Poor
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Brion, we're getting close.
English Wikipedia reappeared
Webalizer data are shown as well
You forgot to patch:
WikiReportsInput.pl
line 186 change 13 to 14.
Wikipedia's are still ordered by word count.
You only need to rerun the reports job (2 minutes)
Thanks, Erik Zachte