Marco-
> during a Wikipedia meeting in the city of Hannover we discussed about review
> systems for Wikipedia and similar things. Someone asked if it would be
> possible to show on each article page how many users have this article on
> their watchlist.
In a simple implementation, one might just retrieve a list of 100
unwatched articles. Then it should be fairly easy for regular Wikipedians
to gradually distribute our current set of 300K pages among, say, 1000
people to make sure that every page is watched by someone.
Unfortunately, on the English Wikipedia that would include the 30K Rambot
entries. One of the many reasons I think that bot-created entries are a
bad idea is that people don't feel a connection to them, and hence no
responsibility to make sure that they're in a good state.
Regards,
Erik
Hi folks,
is there anyone working on porting mediawiki to postgreSQL ?
cu
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Hi folks,
I'd like to implement an patTemplate-based skin for mediawiki.
Is there any howto for mediawiki-Skins or something which might help ?
thx
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We've had a few complaints about really bad page layout with the
MonoBook skin in Pocket Internet Explorer.
It would be a *great* help if someone with access to a PocketPC device
could look into this and try to tweak the CSS rules to where Pocket IE
will produce a non-crappy rendering. Does it support @media handheld
selectors? Is it triggering bad IE workarounds that don't work right on
it? Is it just inherently really bad? :)
As far as I can tell there is not a freely downloadable Pocket IE that
runs on 'real' PCs for web developers to test with, so we're totally
dependent on those with access to an actual device to do this.
Other handheld device browsers should be checked as well; those that
don't do CSS should look ok with the minimal structure of the xhtml_slim
base template, while those that sort-of support CSS might be messing up
like Pocket IE.
-- brion vibber (brion @ pobox.com)