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PAGE :New Corella, Davao del Norte IS A REDIRECT!! *** #REDIRECT ] Target: New Corella, Davao del Norte GET: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&format=json&prop=revisions&rvslots=main&titles=Talk%3ANew+Corella&rvlimit=1&rvprop=content|timestamp (0.091005086898804 s) (2126 b) New name: 0: New Corella (Talk:New Corella has non-redirecting content) GET: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&format=json&prop=revisions&rvslots=main&titles=New+Corella&rvlimit=1&rvprop=content|timestamp (0.092005014419556 s) (11258 b) Target-page New Corella has non-redirecting content New Corella is not requested for move *** Post crosspost notice to Talk:New Corella *** GET: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&meta=tokens&format=json (0.083004951477051 s) (99 b) POST: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=edit&format=json (1.0500600337982 s) (180 b) __________

2950:, there was only one alias for this template, which the bot supported. But then, starting in May 2015, the floodgates started opening. Three different editors added a single new alias in May, June, and July 2015. Then an editor covered most of the bases by adding 8 aliases in September 2015. Two more editors added two new aliases in January and October 2016, bringing the total number of names for the template to 15. The bot is now up to date as-of October 2016 with support for these 15. Right, since then seven different editors have added seven more aliases (total 22), between November 2016–May 2019. These are of dubious value and are thinly used. Maybe I'll update support for these later. Redirects aren't that cheap, when they waste programmer time. – 2916:{{Reflist-talk}} {{Reflist talk}} {{Talk-reflist}} {{Reftalk}} {{Talk reflist}} {{Talk ref}} {{Ref talk}} {{Reference talk}} {{Talk reference}} {{Talkref}} {{Tref}} {{TREF}} {{Talk page reference}} {{Ref-talk}} {{Reflisttalk}} {{Inlineref}} {{Reflist-quote}} {{Section references}} {{Talk page reflist}} {{REftalk}} {{Talk page-reflist}} {{Talk refs}} {{reflist-talk}} {{reflist talk}} {{talk-reflist}} {{reftalk}} {{talk reflist}} {{talk ref}} {{ref talk}} {{reference talk}} {{talk reference}} {{talkref}} {{tref}} {{tREF}} {{talk page reference}} {{ref-talk}} {{reflisttalk}} {{inlineref}} {{reflist-quote}} {{section references}} {{talk page reflist}} {{rEftalk}} {{talk page-reflist}} {{talk refs}} 2693:" uses of the template (where no formal discussion was ever opened). I anticipated that this off-label usage would happen, so I coded the bot to patrol for and remove notices placed on articles without any discussion started on their talk. My thought was that giving the template the bot's name would discourage such off-label usage, which is why I'm hesitating to complete the changeover. I have noticed though, that putting the bot's name on the template hasn't fully discouraged editors from manually placing or editing the template as I'd hoped. I guess I kind of have the same question others are asking you at 4101:

round-robin to preserve the page history. I have been using a different technique when the page history is not substantial, which is simply to move the redirect to a new, plausible title without leaving a redirect behind. So the old redirect is deleted much the same way an admin would do it, except that there is a new redirect created. One tricky part for page movers would be weighing how substantial the redirect's page history is. Novice page movers might want to avoid this procedure until they are experienced enough to measure what is and isn't a substantial page history.

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elapsed/backlog requests list, so that everyone knows what rights are required for closing the move. Sysops would know that this particular RM requires their intervention, etc. An underline on page name, like it is under Discuss seems appropriate. A section noting the significance/meaning of these underlines at

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__________ 82 Processing Talk:New Corella, Davao del Norte (:New Corella, Davao del Norte) contents... Description: No other place, person or event that carry the same name. Refer to ], ] and ] for similar discussion. --] (]) 01:17, 6 June 2020 (UTC) Timestamp: 1591406220 - 01:17, 6 June 2020 (UTC);

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Thanks. Nothing is foolproof, because fools are so ingenious! I certainly wouldn't modify the bot on one occurrence. If it became a regular thing, it may be better to modify the archive bot... say, have a template adding a banner and category to the talk page, to indicate that the page is temporarily

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that should have been there all along (and would not have had a talk page notice created for it). So, given the cause of the issue was user error, and the user error didn't break anything significantly, I'm not going to try to accommodate this now; very low-priority issue. If there's anything for the

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wasn't easy to reproduce. I found that with most move requests of this nature the bot doesn't post a notice (i.e. it doesn't create a new page) as there is no point in creating a notice for a page with no content. So I dug a little deeper to see what was happening here. This request was created by an

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was not actually created with the WikiProject on it. Please try to identify the error with the code that causes this, and fix it. Also, if page A is being requested to be moved to B, page B currently redirects to a disambiguation page C other than page A, and page C does not already have a talk page,

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His template could be used to eliminate some redundancy and in my opinion is more elegant than harej's solution for archiving closed RMs. Eventually I would like any similar solutions for merges to be implemented consistently with the RM solutions. But, yes, further teaking here need not hold up some

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After I took over the tasks, I realised that there was the potential for repeated messages, so I modified a couple of lines in your code to ensure that there's no repeat of messages from my bot if yours had posted first on the talk page. There shouldn't be edit conflicts on the article pages and the

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edits to resolve the underlying problem. I've not attempted to make the bot's regex smart enough to ignore commented-out templates or partial-template syntax, so this issue could recur in the future, albeit without the internal edit warring. The problem will be reported in my bot's console, and if I

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Requested move 6 June 2020 Current name: 0: :New Corella, Davao del Norte GET: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=query&format=json&prop=revisions&rvslots=main&titles=%3ANew+Corella%2C+Davao+del+Norte&rvlimit=1&rvprop=content|timestamp (0.11700701713562 s) (432 b) ***

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can cause significant delays. Longer delays means larger windows for edit conflicts to happen. Edit conflicts have always happened but this previously infrequent problem has now become a common occurrance. I've caught one in action and am posting my findings here for the record as I walk through the

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There will be no talk page threads most of the time with that setting. Two weeks is an extremely short period for all but the most active articles; I'm not sure why there would be a preference for the talk page to be empty. Actually, given that there is so little action on the page, manual archiving

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lines after Legobot adds a "User:DoNotArchiveUntil", and RMCD bot still flags multiple inserted lines as a malformed request. Figuring out how to make the regex that supports two or more inserted lines is harder than you might think, at least for this guy who doesn't use regex often enough to become

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personally I don't see the point of Richard's template. I would suggest that automating the merge procedure would be a much better bang for the buck than further perfecting the automated RM procedure, particularly as the algorithms for mulit-move requests and proposed merges are similar and proposed

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has parameters that are used to detect edit conflicts. My bot framework has a rudimentary option to use these but I think my algorithm is too complicated to use that as designed. Anyhow that may be an option for solving this particular issue, versus trawling through edit histories. Just also noting

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Thanks again for filling in. I wanted to let the bots run in parallel for a little while to see whether any issues with edit conflicts cropped up. I do have some of my bots set up to run on the Toolforge. Unfortuanately both of my permalink bots (on my desktop and on the Toolforge) stopped working

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Understandable, but ... it can be confusing to readers since, in most cases, the nomination statement will be about a primary topic claim and why the proposed article should move to the base name, but then the move listed before their nomination statement is either moving the current primary topic

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of the expected standard formatting, the first one found was interpreted as the beginning of the reason. Then you get a mangled reason because inside the reason are what appear to be more standard-formatted requests that the bot strips out of the reason. This is all tricky regex to implement and I

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this specific issue with version 7.67 which won't post notifications more than one week after the RM was listed. That addresses the issues linked above. There is still a chance for this issue to repeat if an RM is speedily closed, but that should happen about as often as it snows in mid-summer. –

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thinking that template belonged with the hatnotes placed "before the lead section" and thus the notice was placed after that template. It's not immediately apparent to me why. This involves regex (regular expressions) which aren't easy to code to perfection at times. As this seems to be a one-off

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as an attempt to communicate to editors, "this template is property of the bot, which will take responsibility for its proper usage, including removal when appropriate." The issue is the bot doesn't work in real time, and thus there can be a lag of up to 15–20 minutes or more from when the RM is

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v 7.38 addresses this... now when this happens notifications are skipped and this won't be reported as a "possibly incomplete" request. Really, notifications should be skipped any time the bot sees what it thinks is a malformed request. "Redirects to requested name" is still reported as a "soft

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and is respected by archive bots? And add that flag to every properly raised RM (needs a mod to one template)? And remove (or override with another flag, that sounds simpler but is a bit ugly) the no-archive-section flag when the bot sees it as closed (and maybe make it available for immediate

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Interesting take on the round-robin technique. Your suggestion to make it possible for page movers to be able to move over multiple-edit redirects is admirable and I hope it comes to pass. I remember reading that when a redirect's page history is substantial, then even admins should use the

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Is it possible to add an indication of page move protection settings of the pages involved in move discussion? Basically, there have been some cases where I go to a RM & realise it's template protected (could even be sysop protected). Maybe, we should add an indication of this in the

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I'm not keen on huge proposals like this. Maybe you could start a more general discussion about the naming conventions on the talk page for the relevant naming conventions or WikiProject? If you can get a consensus on naming conventions, then perhaps these become technical requests.

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OK, the bot was trying to skip over all that and jump to the reason, but a couple of curve-balls tricked it. (1) the bot is looking for an en-dash as the separator indicating where the reason starts. Now, it knows enough to ignore false-positive en-dashes when they are included

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I agree with Dekimasu re archiving. I'm trying to update to a newer version of PHP, and running into problems. I'm about to give up and revert to the version that works. Then I can futz with trying to upgrade on my other system. I wasn't expecting updating to be so difficult.

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This is a timing issue that I'm not sure I reproduced in testing, but I think other patches I've put in place including v 7.37 should catch it depending on the timing. So I'm taking this off my to-do list until another instance of the problem is noticed, at least. –

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Not fixed yet. The bot needs to be able to tell the difference between a page that has no content because it doesn't exist (normal), and a page which appears to have no content (but probably really does) because the server was down or bits got lost on the Internet.

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Edit conflict with bot's processing. The bot would have reverted itself on the next run as it automatically removes these templates after an RM is closed. In this case, the RM was still open when the bot passed by the page. This issue should be addressed by

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not to be archived, which might stop some stupid manual archiving too (I said might... hmmm, but that needs a mod to your bot too, to add and remove the template). But even if I'd figured out what the problem was, it was something I think you needed to see.

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away from the title or moving the respective disambiguation page. Move discussion closers can figure out the correct order of moves themselves when closing the discussion, since ... honestly, they should anyways if they are moving pages.

1160: 324:—voila, now we don't need to write the redundant list outside the template. The redundancy can cause issues, when an editor corrects their typo or changes their mind about what the new name should be, they need to make the change in 4727:, to request potentially controversial moves; the purpose of that template is to pre-process requests so that you don't encounter the sort of issues you did, which often require me to intervene to fix. My time is over-subscribed. – 4466:

an editor who is not a template editor jumped in a minute after the bot's last edit to correct their requested move target. They just wanted to get a jump on the bot, which would have made the same change, albeit about 15 minutes

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that I've never seen before, I'm giving it a mid-priority, meaning that the next time something like this happens while an RM is open, I expect I would likely bump up the priority then and try to fix it before the RM closed. –

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error": "May be in process of closing." This is not a problem needing attention if it's an edit conflict, but if hours pass after the page moved and the RM still hasn't been closed then it is a problem needing attention. –

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I think I finally realize the cause of this (an API function's failure to retrieve the page content when asked), and will get right to implementing the solution, which is to not update the page at all rather than break it.

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with no space between the discussion link (usually ending with the year, currently 2019) and the closing braces, and remove transclusions of both the template and the userspace redirect after move discussions are closed.

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All good. It's a brilliant system overall. "Unfortunately, Andy, the closer we get to true artificial intelligence, the closer we also get to artificial stupidity." - My favourite AI expert who may not want to be named.

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An editor, presumably unintentionally, removed the template, effectively "closing" the discussion as far as the bot was concerned. I've reverted that template removal, so the notice should be re-posted in a few minutes.

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for the malformed request: " self-redirects. May be in process of moving or closing." While monitoring for a confirming use case, I just found two different scenarios which I added as separate sections below. Oh my. –

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OK, and if the RM is relisted then the two weeks automatically restarts for that section, because relisting is itself an edit even if there's no other activity... that sounds logical to me, interested in other views.

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I think you got confused. The discussion is not about a 'removal' of I don't know what you are thinking of. The discussion should not be unceremoniously removed as you had done. You can leave a comment on it though.

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to botclasses.php – this function hasn't been tested in production code yet, though. I should write another, related function that gets the user ID of the most recent editor of a specified page, for this purpose. –

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To be clear, the discussion was there (and open) in the archive, although it was showing up as a malformed request on the RMC page. When I reverted the bot, I also deleted the empty archive as G6, routine cleanup.

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This is lower priority because it's not a frequently-occurring problem. My bot tells me (in its console report, when I check in on that) when it hasn't posted a notice somewhere. I don't see that very often. –

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The short answer is that I installed a quick & dirty patch to prevent the bot from "falsely adding notices" after a week, when there is the possibility of editing conflicts with closing administrators. –

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threads after 5 days (120 hours) with no new comments. Yeah, that's a problem when requested moves are scheduled to run for seven days and nobody comments on the RM after the second day that it was open!

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It's nice that the bot can be used to notify talk pages that are named in multi-move requests. What is needed is a follow-up notification to those talk pages that reports on the result of the request.

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This represents a different variant of the issue. In this case the talk page was temporarily out of sync with the article. Unfortunately I didn't capture the console report before it was overwritten.

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I think the move template – not the discussion, or the decision – should be removed when discussion is closed. The same thing happened with an RM I posted some weeks ago. Remind the closing editor.

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your brief rationale for the move request and your signature. Thus, the discussion of alternatives will only be seen on the talk page hosting the discussion and not get copied to the WP:RM page.

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No problem. Let me know when you are ready take over. Additionally, I have just figured out the settings for Toolforge to have it scheduled. If you want, I can guide/help you to set it up.

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I am updating the the current discussion pages in a semi-autonomous manner using the bot's script. It should suffice for now until Wbm1058 returns in a couple of days (hopefully).

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don't know regex like the back of my hand. I'm not going to attempt to support this, because it is theoretically impossible to create an RM in this format. The idea behind using {{

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Whatever the bug is, it is causing a wholesale overwrite of the entire talk page, from what I can see, it deletes the entire talk page, and replaces it with the new notice. --

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closed the RM without removing the template. From the bot's perspective, the RM isn't closed until the template is removed. The bot kept posting the misplaced notice until

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Thanks, I stand corrected. I just followed the link to an archive page, knew it was wrong, and looked for why, but by the time I found out very much more you'd fixed it.

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and some text. Could you move this content into templates and have the bot transclude these instead? That way we can edit the text and add special notices if needed. —

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transclusion on that page was properly formatted showing only one target, and the bot failed to properly skip over the list shown outside the request. As you can see

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Which would take up a lot of unnecessary space, considering the request involves over 100 articles. Would it make sense for the bot to ignore en-dashes in links?

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bot to do here, I think it should be able to recognize the existence of a disambiguation fork, and report that as an error, while refraining from creating the

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I have collated the 4 existing archives into one archive that's still only 15K and turned off the auto-archiving. There's no need for archives that look like

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and check their archiving configurations, and report all pages with overly aggressive archiving setups, including setups changed by _cough_ *vandals*. –

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and upon finding the RM in that category, report it as a malformed request. Probably should have fixed this a lot sooner, but better late than never ;)

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Please note at this point that the nom has withdrawn and moved the template back to its previous name. Still doesn't mean I'm not confused, tho. :: -->

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made on different pages has lengthened the delay from when the transcluded requests are captured to the time they are processed. Also, as I mentioned

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I agree. However, the real reason I came by again was to get confirmation that Wbm knows the bot is down, and he does, so I feel reassured as well.

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This seems to be some one-off glitch—I've not seen this bug before. It may be a side-effect of some other issue, and could be hard to track down.

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OK, so detecting edit conflicts or reversions of bot edits requires still unimplemented changes in my bot's framework. In lieu of that, I have

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of the /dated template, so the list will still be there after /dated is removed. Now, if instead of removing it, we simply change its name to

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This problem has been popping up frequently recently. I'm not sure why but likely a side effect of more recent code refactoring. Adding a

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editor who seemed unware of disambiguation policies and conventions, and who failed to follow the instructions for starting an RM via {{

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The request was closed, at which point the bot correctly removed the banner, but then the RM was reopened. I have restored the banner.

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in v 6.92 – it's always easier to make a fix while an RM is open, as that provides a use-case for testing. I verified the patch with

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because originally it wasn't a multi-move. Upon conversion to multi-move the template should just be added to the original notice.

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On second look at this a drive-by IP partially removed a template, leaving bad syntax that my bot wasn't smart enough to detect –

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When a disambiguation page without a talk page is requested to be moved on another talk page, the bot should automatically place

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for an example. I implemented a manual solution, but I agree that an automated solution along these lines would be helpful. –

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Page set up to archive threads after 5 days (120 hours) with no new comments causes an RM to be archived before it was closed

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Hi there! I'd like to request that when the bot has insufficient perms to edit certain pages to add the banner, it adds an

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is probably a better option. Also, the RMCD bot isn't updating the moves page now, I think. Is it down or being reworked?

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When a multi-move request is approved, should a bot be closing the entries that were placed on all of the talk pages? Cf.

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v 7.36 went live yesterday; that should fix this but I didn't test it. Watch for a live-test which should add a line to

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on top of the "Move discussion in progress" notice while creating the talk page. I have manually added the template to

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I am missing knowledge of what harej's solution is, and why it is thought necessary. Surly to close a RM one just uses

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to stop exceeding the expensive parser function limit. Since after the page-mover swap it's not a redirect anymore so

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Nah, I think most people who see them will look at the timestamp and realise the RM has probably been closed by now.

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and should find that it is a self-redirect as the result of a page-mover's page swap but doesn't check for that –

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The bot displays broken formatting when you try to include multiple suggested targets in one RM, as I tried to do

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Thanks for filling in while I'm on the road. I never did get around yet to making this run on the Toolforge. –

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Coding to support a transition to a new template name isn't as easy as you might think. I have recently made a

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type of problem. I'll put it on my list to check the code to see if any edit checks can be made to prevent it.

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If we can get the damn bot ever working again, I think it's not a bad idea that it leaves a terse note like:

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I have made to the page eight and a half years ago, for example, was immediately reverted by the bot in the

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Now I've seen everything. I suppose my bot should patrol for stupid archiving configurations. This page was

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There are two or three issues here. The first, which happened on 20 May, is the same issue as reported at

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Knowledge talk:Requested moves/Archive 35#Template-protect Knowledge:Requested moves/Current discussions

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Knowledge talk:Requested moves/Archive 28 § Use requests for comment for supplemental RM notifications?

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may be used separately and outside of RM, to settle particularly contentious page-moving disputes. –

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there is an article in which the editing editor(User:Neutralhappy) has removed many parts of the

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archive... that could use the archive-section-anyway override flag and makes it a lot less ugly).

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Never mind, I didn't notice that parameter. I guess it wasn't the bot's fault after all. Thanks!

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Reduces the number of non-bots who could edit the page even more than template-protecting would.

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seems to be missing an edit check to flag requests to move a page to its current location as an

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Seven days later, after leaving the notice undisturbed for a week, at 00:14, 13 March 2013 it

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where the bot deleted a wikiproject banner with the summary "Notifying of move discussion" --

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I'm not sure what's going on there, but those two diffs are telling the editor/user to go to

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Original timestamp: 1591406220 - 01:17, 6 June 2020 (UTC) Delay passed?: true Section: -->

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This is otherwise going to cause a backlog of RMs that may not get the eyes the should.

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There is no need to move this request on this page, it is the same as the original name

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The space between the discussion link and the closing braces isn't there anymore – see

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If you are uncertain about what the new page names should be, then you should use the "

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to support the new name, and only after I did that, did the bot find and remove these

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is about... did the bot get confused somehow (or am I)? I've already closed the RM as

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https://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Talk:Medal_of_Honor_(series)&action=history

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Knowledge talk:Requests for comment §Specifying that RfCs should not be listed on AfDs

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WP:Template messages/Moving#After (potentially) controversial move requests are closed

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That archived discussion points out that not all edits to the bot's page are misuse.

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based on where the pages were before 02:02 (on its second pass through the requests)

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The bot still seems stuck. Are there any admins of it able to poke it awake again?

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supported. Again, I don't understand what problem was solved by their creation. –

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it just notes that it's a redirect that does not redirect to the requested name (

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There's a third diff now, taking the exact same action as the previous two diffs:

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Knowledge:Templates for discussion/Log/2022 June 16 § Template:Requested move/end

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I hope I'm in the right place... the headers of this page are confusing to me.

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In latest move request pages why it still use "User:RMCD bot/subject notice"?

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https://www.healthyki.com/2019/01/amazing-facts-about-acne-all-will-shock.html

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as well while creating the talk page for page C. This did not happen with

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anyway, I'm just keeping this on my back burner as a low-priority item. –

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That's not the only talk page banner it disturbed with that update. Also:

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merges are such a mess -- some of them have been around for may years. --

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Bot posting multimove requests on Current Discussions with order reversed

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contents at about 02:00 or 02:01 (on its first pass through the requests)

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Changed it to two weeks, 1 year is overkill for any kind of archiving. --

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Knowledge:Requests for comment/Capitalization of NFL draft article titles

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that started a week ago and moved to another page without closing it ~~

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After too noticing the bot doesn't restore the banner on a reopened RM (

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Template talk:Infobox medical condition (new)#Requested move 3 July 2019

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This rhymes with similar "edit-conflict" issues I previously fixed; see

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Nardog changed Module:Requested move to "don't add the dash if multiple"

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is that the bot was getting confused between the two requested moves at

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Create a new protection level called "bot-protection" to be applied to

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the standard-formatted request. Since your "or this–alternatives" were

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Problems caused by syntax redundancy, when an RM is modified while open

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hopefully I've fixed it to your satisfaction. You should always use {{

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on a new line, causing rendering issues as seen in two entries of the

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to the placeholder on the page, not sure if I can do anything else. --

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Good points all. But this is on archiving rather than on the RM bot.

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Page could not be manually edited in the event that the bot is down.

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Indeed, the page should rarely (if ever) be edited by non-bots. The

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Knowledge:Requests for comment § What not to use the RfC process for

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A note to optionally do this (leave a terse note) could be added to

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The underlying problem was a commented-out template. I had to make

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I did a couple small tests to see if it would cause any issue with

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accommodate the removal of the dash from multiple move requests in

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Template talk:Requested move#Detecting and showing page protection

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Template_talk:Requested_move_notice#Requested_move_9_November_2023

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The removal discussion(RMCD) decision on this page is incorrect.

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I suppose I could enhance the bot to look at the edit history of

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section. Please read it and make your move proposal correctly. -

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Better option may be a bot to patrol all talk pages transcluding

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re an RM closed weeks ago.....how do you turn the damn thing off?

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notice pages given that the content should be roughly the same.

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made the formatting fix to support this template in January 2015

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the "content" that made the bot decide that a notice was needed

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edit summary: Notifying target talkpage of move discussion on

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OK, I think this is another instance of the issue reported at

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At 14:20, 25 December 2017, rather than revert Nardog, I made

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the template, as the bot doesn't care about or look at those.

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Talk:Alpine skiing at the 2014 Winter Olympics – Men's super-G

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I failed to include the secondary page move in the template.--

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to run the same script as a stand-in while RMCD bot is down.

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Talk:Libyan Crisis (2011–present)#Requested move 16 July 2024

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Creating new protection levels would likely be controversial.

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This is what I did in the past before we ever had a bot, and

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template, and redundantly writes a list of old and new pages

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Humans editing Knowledge:Requested moves/Current discussions

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FYI, I moved your message from my user talk page to here. –

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My "accommodation" code for this change remains in place. –

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User talk:RMCD bot/Archive 1#Noinclude and includeonly tags

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is the only redirect supported by the bot. The other four,

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I noticed something is still wrong with the patch. Namely,

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Talk:Line_1,_Beijing_Subway#Requested_move_29_December_2017

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Talk:Line_1,_Beijing_Subway#Requested_move_29_December_2017

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unusual description related to retitling articles for the

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Notifying talk pages that are named in multi-move requests

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I've started laying some groundwork to fix this issue. –

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Knowledge:Naming conventions (US stations)/NYC Subway RfC

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edit summary: Notifying talk page of move discussion on

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converted to a multi-move request at 11:53, 14 June 2020

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edit summary: Notifying talk page of move discussion on

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Reduces the number of non-bots who could edit the page.

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converted to a multi-move request at 04:28, 20 May 2020

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Excellent observation! It could be something more like

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removed the project template and updated its timestamp.

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would help everyone know what they stand for. Thanks!

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posted a redundant notification at 12:01, 14 June 2020

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Note to myself to document or develop a workaround. –

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Closure of talk page entries for a multi-move request?

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was that the RM closer neglected to either remove the

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Talk:Ashley Park (actress)#Requested move 2 June 2024

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I guess the best way to show this issue is comparing

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Below are possible solutions with the pros and cons:

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At 11:23, 13 June 2020, the bot reports this as both

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posted a redundant notification at 04:31, 20 May 2020

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it seems like a new bot called sky bot has replaced

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Page is not widely transcluded (only transcluded at

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Anyway, as you obviously found this, have a look at

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I think that full protection is likely appropriate.

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Knowledge:Requested moves/Current discussions/Table

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Knowledge:Requested moves/Current discussions (alt)

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Template talk:Requested move/Archive 2 § Move links

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to consolidate multiple reports of the same issues.

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I don't think it's a pressing issue though.-- 707:first posted the notice at 03:00, 6 March 2013. 5224:Samastha Kerala Jem-iyyathul Ulama (AP Sunnis) 3183: 3108:edit summary: Notifying of move discussion on 2115:No action on one occurrence, as I said above. 1299:: put the RM template before the RfC template. 1111:Knowledge:Requested moves/Closing instructions 27:, so this page serves as a sort of to-do list. 5001:in over a day (most recent rev I see is from 4999:Knowledge:Requested moves/Current discussions 4874: 4599:Page could still be edited by administrators. 4492:half an hour after someone finally alerted me 4385:Knowledge:Requested moves/Current discussions 4063:{{PROTECTIONLEVEL:move|Template:Pp-template}} 3433:Knowledge:Requested moves/Current discussions 2695:Knowledge:Deletion review#Template:Movenotice 2553:Use Template:Title notice instead in articles 2493:Template talk:Infobox medical condition (new) 2388:. Is it SOP for this type of malformed RM to 2107:Or, maybe have a flag on a section that says 1844:Knowledge:Requested moves/Current discussions 1625:, without discussing the matter with me first 1211:Knowledge:Requested_moves/Current_discussions 794:Knowledge:Requested moves/Current discussions 134:A relevant January 2013 discussion on my talk 5320:No, it was appropriate for my bot to remove 3222:Bot processing begins at 2020-06-13 02:00:17 2305:, but I noticed that RMCD bot seems to have 1455:Knowledge:Template messages/Moving/Requested 365:today, and found these two strange diffs on 262:Actually you should use the more specific {{ 4602:RMCD bot would need to be made an adminbot. 3809:Talk:Leader of the Opposition in the Senedd 3796:Talk:Leader of the Opposition in the Senedd 3783:Talk:Leader of the Opposition in the Senedd 3778:based on where the pages were before 11:23 3775:Talk:Leader of the Opposition in the Senedd 3761:Talk:Leader_of_the_Opposition_in_the_Senedd 3750:Talk:Leader of the Opposition in the Senedd 3557:based on where the pages were before 16:03 2636:Recently there were 302 transclusions of {{ 2565:, the bot should be updated to instead put 2280:Talk:Darksiders#Move discussion in progress 2239:User talk:RMCD bot/Archive 1#RMCD bot alert 1332:(19 August 2021) now allows insertion of a 471:. It seems to have been set up correctly.-- 276:. Closing instructions call for removal of 4993:Bot stuck/not running for requested moves? 1681:Talk:United States v. Lee (disambiguation) 4938:that's intentional. You can't first move 4745:Talk:List of political parties in Austria 4164:I have drafted some potential changes to 3476:(via another page, an unnecessary detail) 2877:RMCD bot isn't putting some redirects to 426:It looks like the bot was confused after 3213:, very large multimove requests such as 2864:Bot not detecting some transclusions of 2510:Template:Infobox medical condition (new) 2475:Template:Infobox medical condition (new) 2439:Template:Infobox medical condition (new) 2433:Template:Infobox medical condition (new) 1113:, along with the notes to update or add 3207:second pass to catch redundant requests 2749:Moved to Template:Requested move notice 2650:. The difference was these three uses: 2307:placed the RM notice in a strange place 2274:An edit conflict that invoked "Error 2" 1267:Requests for comment on requested moves 23:Fixed or otherwise resolved issues are 5280:It might not be appropriate to remove 4440:template-protected on 11 November 2023 4019:Indication of move protection settings 3813:Leader of the Opposition in the Senedd 3800:Leader of the Opposition in the Senedd 3771:Talk:Leader of the Opposition in Wales 3756:Talk:Leader of the Opposition in Wales 2697:– what problem is the rename solving? 2508:The request to rename this article to 2398:Knowledge:Requested moves#July 3, 2019 1822:page that the user error triggered. – 4811:Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus 4490:)? I guess so, I ended the war about 4141:was created on 14 September 2023‎ by 3389:, an expensive function, isn't needed 3165:Talk:She's So High (Tal Bachman song) 3156:Talk:She's So High (Tal Bachman song) 3144:At 13:48, 25 May 2020, reported as a 3140:Talk:She's So High (Tal Bachman song) 3051:Category:Fulfilled page move requests 2516:Category:Fulfilled page move requests 2301:I've just closed a requested move at 1900:One result was that for a while, the 1588:Which is what eventually happened at 1217:does not appear to have been closed. 986:Category:Fulfilled page move requests 186:How Rich announced his new template: 5367:). The name of that organization is 3501:At 15:53, the bot reports this as a 3341:At 02:07, the bot reports this as a 1776:Talk:Tremont Avenue (disambiguation) 1747:Talk:Tremont Avenue (disambiguation) 1617:December 2017–January 2018 changes: 1398:discussion has set a precedent that 5326:Template talk:Requested move notice 5188:can you post your modifications to 4618:Makes edits by non-bots impossible. 4231:Requesting edits to protected pages 4059:{{PROTECTIONLEVEL:move|Elton John}} 3130:Modlin, Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki County 2828:}} subject notice template moved – 2607:But the bot currently still adds {{ 1291:My edit to add a sub-section header 1089:do now that we're manually updating 683:Bot is deleting wikiproject banners 13: 5387:and changed unnecessary headings. 5381:Samastha Kerala Jem-iyyathul Ulama 5377:Samastha Kerala Jem-iyyathul Ulama 5350:Samastha Kerala Jem-iyyathul Ulama 5344:Samastha Kerala Jem-iyyathul Ulama 4436:Knowledge:Good article nominations 3252:At 02:02, a page-mover moved page 3151:Talk:Modlin (Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki) 3110:Talk:Modlin (Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki) 3075:Problem also recently happened at 2480:Template:Infobox medical condition 1854:, there is a lead section with an 1201:Removing notice of open discussion 895:Followup after moves and/or closes 412:...What's going on with this bot? 251:. 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The first RM was closed with a 617:this "new1" parameter-fixing edit 173:transcluded on some 59 talk pages 5190:User:RMCD bot/requestedmoves.php 4765: 4743:Bot edit warring with itself at 4303: 4190:for more info and sandbox links. 3994: 3825: 3766:At 11:23, 13 June 2020, the bot 3724: 3695: 3672: 3569: 3408: 3397:The second-pass console report: 3167:– Conflicting discussion found! 3158:– Conflicting discussion found! 3047:#bot on overdrive on a closed RM 3015:That notice first went up after 2938: 2800: 2669:, 4 March 2022 – no edit summary 2384:Please take a look at the RM at 1765: 1699: 1361:super proficient with it. 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