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3837: 4161: 2828: 3815: 4124: 2807: 1173: 216:. It's a real Draft and could possibly become a real article one day, but I created it as a test bed to try to thrash out the question of what's happening when I subst the sandbox version of the template after moving it to main space. So, if you feel like looking into this, feel free to play with Chindipalle, and move it back and forth if you want (no redirects, please). Also, there's an older version, pre-subst, that's much easier to read, so if you're looking, you might want to start with rev. 5347: 4172: 4134: 2839: 2817: 2748: 1183: 31: 5336: 4113: 2727: 1162: 1197: 4244: 4206: 2738: 4027: 5409: 4322: 2927: 1300: 4991: 5253: 5233: 3194: 3158: 3103: 2405: 2227: 2177: 1441: 865: 5196: 5100: 4832: 4485: 3697: 3510: 3336: 3087: 2432: 2161: 1853: 881: 663: 212:) and I don't know why I didn't think of this earlier, but I didn't. Anyway, I'll probably go ahead and do that as the most logical approach to solve my initial problem, but I'm still left with the incomprehension about why the new template isn't working the way I expect. If you decide to look at the new template and need a "real" Draft to move to Main space so you can try "substing" the transclusion from Talk space, you can play with 1114: 5378: 4296: 2891: 1276: 4385: 2973: 2644:, unless you have verified where the content actually comes from. For the foreign relations articles especially, it might be that the Chad-Libya section was pasted from the Libya country study and not the Chad country study, despite the article overall being centered on Chad. Thanks! By the way, if you want to help with a broader effort to add FNs to the LOC country studies (to replace the dumb generic notices), I have a worklist 1326: 4233: 2796: 4195: 4266: 2857: 1216: 5551:. Personally I would recommend just looking at some articles about a topic you're interested in and noticing possible areas for improvement with them. It looks like you've tried out this approach already, which is great! Just two things that could be good to consider in the future: On Knowledge we want sources for our content so people can verify what the articles says is accurate. This can be quite tricky but, 3864:" is the team's second structured task, currently in development. It is an editing task that suggests Commons images for unillustrated Knowledge articles. We have conducted many community discussions and tests. Then, we've decided to build a first prototype. We'll first deploy it only to our pilot Wikipedias, to learn whether newcomers can be successful with the task. The project page contains 172:, and that would recognize that it's on a Talk page, substitute the calls to {tl|WikiProject}}, and save them that way, which could then be edited the next time, to add class, importance, and so on. But that's not what it does; instead, it substitutes the bullet items (and leaves some hidden text delimiters which I thought are supposed to be removed because they're enclosed in <noinclude: --> 262: 5328: 4187: 2788: 1154: 239:! I'm currently quite tired and busy, but will hopefully be able to give a full answer in the next few days. I believe I've solved the main problem in the sandbox by introducing some more safesubsts, but the wikitext needs some clean up. I am quite sceptical of how useful this actually is though and believe in your second solution much more. -- 383:, you would have to put the manual list in the first unnamed parameter instead which is super confusing as they supposedly do the same thing. To be able to remove this "feature" I went through the 20ish pages that would be affected, yours included and changed it to make sure it works as intended after the change. 2619:

Oh god, it's running!?!? I had some issues with PAWS not displaying any text output including testing information and interrupts on my laptop with my not fully tested version that didn't skip as aggressivly and planned to deal with the testing when I was home. Clearly it didn't stop after the handful

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Following up from Primefac's talkpage: Very long time ago, I wanted to update the documentation/module for the old move(s) template. Basically, I was thinking about trying to eliminate the issues that you are currently coming across. It is, like you said, basically a blank slate. I was thinking about

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At wikis where the mentor dashboard is deployed, a new filter is available for mentors. Mentors can monitor their mentees' activity in Watchlist and RecentChanges, so they can help support their mentees' work. For privacy reasons, this filter can't be accessed by someone else than the mentor itself.

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Thank you for the heads-up. The date of that edit matches with the conversations that were included in the new archive page. I was unaware of such weird bot behavior, and have temporarily deactivated automatic archiving. As a precaution against unwanted page creation, I will manually archive for a

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Oh, hi; look, there's no rush, why don't you just rest up, and take care of RL; this can wait, it's by no means urgent. I'll look into the second solution; my question was more about just understanding what's happening, so I can ramp up my knowledge for next time I hit something similar. Please

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to any Draft talk page and preview it; it should show a bullet list. Then, place the same thing on any Talk (Talk) page, and do the same thing, and you'll see the Projects, including proper categorization at the bottom. The final step is: how do I get to "keep" those projects you see, by adding

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That's completely alright and was the original plan to allow for review. It then stopped being added to new description, partly because it was seen as unnecessary and partly because it was unclear to handle it. I didn't consider the case of "short description" but can absolutely change it to

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Would you believe that I just received this ping notification a few minutes ago? I already saw your reply previously, but the notification system seems to be having issues. While logged into Knowledge, I was on Meta Wikimedia, and the interwiki notification system seemed to be working fine,

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delivering messages in a timely manner. I checked your talk page history, but didn't see anything that might have re-triggered the notification. Weird, huh? I make it a point to mark notifications as read before I actually read them, usually because I'm doing something else at that moment.

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is a page that explains how to do it quite well. It can also be good to give an edit summary to explain why you make an edit, especially when you remove content which isn't obviously problematic. If you wish to read some more about contributing there's

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This was, and is, working just fine; but the last piece of the puzzle is not working. The trick is, it displays the WikiProjects correctly in Draft talk as bullets, and correctly in Talk space as WikiProjects, but that doesn't leave you any way to add

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Hello and thank you for being my mentor. I am new to wikipedia and I'm trying to offer my knowledge on electronic music by preparing lots of biographies of notable Greek Electronic Musicians, or contribute to their articles. I am currently working on

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on my user page. As you can see, the box I placed there is mainly for display/access to a manual archive, completely separate from the automatic archiving setup on my Talk page. I'm not sure why I left so much space preceding the equal sign

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or similar like you did on your page. But as you may have noticed on your page, it only used your manual list even though you were telling it to add an automated list as well. That's because you couldn't have both an automatic list and use

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Oh, forgot to answer, but you're absolutley correct. I should have been more careful and will be so if I return to helping out with that merger. I doubt that will happen though, I have quite a lot going on IRL. Thanks for doing the work!

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Nope, definitely not intended. I simply missed that parameter and it wasn't on any of the couple hundred pages in the beginning (it is very rarely used for article talk pages). It is now fixed on all pages where it occurred.

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after editing it. is it acceptable? btw, bot seems to be not using {{Short description|description}}, however it is using {{short description|description}}. i may be paranoid. thank you for providing short descriptions.

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most confusing "feature". Usually, if no manual list is given the template tries generating an automated one. If a list is given however it doesn't generate an automated one. If you want both you would have to use

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Welcome to Knowledge Farhan! Knowledge has lots of places that could uses your help, such as articles needing expansion or additional sources. For a list of some other areas in neeed of help you could check out

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Good day! I would like to insert a recent image and have obtained consent from the owner. What is the simple procedure to indicate authorization and to upload the image? Thanks! (Still learning the ropes)

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templates are not allowed in Draft space, because they would categorize a Draft inaccurately. So, I created a template that takes project names as args (up to ten of them) and if in Talk space, invokes

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Thank you for the answer. And once I don't have any other questions, would it be better for me to delete do this section or to leave it. Also is it better to reply that I have read the messages or not?

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Musical scores were unable to render lyrics in some languages because of missing fonts. This has been fixed now. If your language would prefer a different font, please file a request in Phabricator.

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was added and the dates of the various country studies, it's only the Chad CS that would apply in this case... but still, the suggestion to be careful applies as a general matter. :)

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popped up on the Empty Categories list and I thought I'd check with you before tagging it as a CSD C1 since you recently handled the Knowledge book area. What do you think? Thanks!

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given that this isn't your talkpage - it's someone else's - I wouldn't delete the section. If a section on your talkpage isn't doing you any good any more, feel fine to remove it.

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A test is undergoing at English Knowledge: 25% of newcomers receive the Growth features. The results from this test will be part of a discussion of how to proceed on that wiki.

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provide a better onboarding experience. Since the vast majority of Wikipedias now have access to the Growth features, GettingStarted will be deactivated starting on 4 October.

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again. You do this by connecting the page to a Wikidata item. The new Vector skin has moved the language links but the new language selector cannot add language links yet.

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Also during this time, operations on the CentralAuth will not be possible (GlobalRenames, changing/confirming e-mail addresses, logging into new wikis, password changes).

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the intended behavior? The bot's edit causes the archive info to disappear entirely rather than be integrated into the talk header template, apparently because I had set

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expanding the trial of Growth Features from 2% of new accounts to 25%, and the share of newcomers getting mentorship from 2% to 5%. Experienced editors are invited to

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adding sort of strict/concrete parameters into the template. Maybe we should do that first before the merger? Kindly let me know what you think. —usernamekiran

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magic word? I had added it to the archive page about a week prior. It's my understanding that it should only deter search engine crawls, not archivers.

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While I was writing to you, I actually just thought of a better solution, which doesn't involve having a new template at all. Rather, we can just fix

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has standardised the 500/30 (extended confirmed) restrictions placed by the Arbitration Committee. The standardised restriction is now listed in

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There was a problem with search last week. Many search requests did not work for 2 hours because of an accidental restart of the search servers.

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is available at our pilot wikis: Arabic, Czech, and Bengali Wikipedias. It will soon be available at a few more volunteering wikis, as a test.

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was built in 2013, and provides an onboarding process for new account holders in a few versions of Knowledge. However, the recently developed

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about the features. This translatable FAQ covers the description of the features, how to use them, how to change the configuration, and more.

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is a helpbox, not a sidebar and for me helpboxes are not excluded in print. same story for dozens more of your edits today. can you fix

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and I was wondering if you have any suggestions to have in mind while I'm starting the other artist's biographies. Thank you very much --

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Hi Santhosh Naik! It looks like you're trying to make an autobiography which is strongly discouraged, which you can read more about at

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mentions issues with magic words in the documentation. Just another thing I'll add to the fix list when I start work on a new bot. --

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I'm aware those are help boxes, but they do have the sidebar class. The sidebar class is exclude in print when in mainspace through

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not working at all for many years. It is an easy fix to noprint helpboxes though which I can do when I get back to a computer. --

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Hi Trialpears, I'm not sure if you're still working on converting LOC templates but I'd urge you to be careful with edits like

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Good day! I got a message from primefac on my email, but don't know how to access it. Sorry! (new slow learner) Richard.reive

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to decide when, if ever, should discord logs be eligible for removal when posted onwiki (including whether to oversight them)

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Is my talk page public, partially public or private? And how could I change any of that or truly delete all or some of it?

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