2006/9/22, Nick Jenkins <nickpj(a)gmail.com>om>:
Sounds good, that's been added now, and it should
transform any proposed link variant of the form [[X|Y]], where X is a substring of
Y, and where X and Y contain an equal number of spaces, into [[X]]rest-of-Y.
Something must have gone wrong there - it now turns it into
[[]]rest-of-Y..., see
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=2005&diff=77172402&oldid=…
- and look for 'gas cylinder', 'aircraft carrier' or 'sodomy
law'.
Why not have
"don't know" selected for each item when the page loads - it
will make things clearer, and then you only need to change the ones you are
sure about.
Good idea, that's more explicit about what's going on. It has been changed to
this now.
If I understand correctly, "Don't know" actually means "Don't link
this, but don't let my decision count as a vote against linking in the
future".
It suggested
linking
"source code" to "[[Source Code|source code]]", for instance, rather
than just "[[source code]]".
Good catch, fixed now - Thank you.
I had a similar one, [[Second in Command|second in command]] instead
of [[second-in-command|second in command]] ([[second in command]] is a
redirect to that second one).
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