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fashion is bad software practice, although it sometimes make sense for security issues (which this is not). In other words, things that were working, will suddenly stop working. Better practice would be "deprecating" the old method. The WMF could say, "hey, here is a better way to do things", while keeping the old method functional and just saying it isn't recommended. Instead, they decided to make the legacy approach accessible, but only if you indicated in code you wanted to use it. In other words, you have to change code to say you want to use the old code (*facepalm*). This speaks clearly to the fact the "old way" isn't severely broken or threatening, since they will let people continue to use it. For me this is a minor inconvenience: the "I want to use the old way" changed about 3 lines of code. But now I have to release a new version and my users have to install it. Other tools/bots will undoubtedly break because they didn't know about this change and/or their maintainers are no longer active. Whether HTTPS, login changes, or this --- these (often poorly announced) Mediawiki/WMF changes are starting to take their toll on me as a volunteer developer.

704:). I was unaware that this change was about to take place; something I have found to be true among many tool developers. For those using Knowledge in-browser this should have been no big deal, as modern browser code knows how to make this protocol upgrade. Things were less rosy in the STiki (and other tools) world where there were lots of hard-coded paths starting "http:// ... ", and those pointing to the Mediawiki API, in particular. All frontend (GUI) and backend (server) API calls began failing at the moment of this switchover. Indeed, the STiki GUI had an option to "enable HTTPS", and those who had that persistent setting enabled probably experienced less breakage, but the backend edit ingestion was running over HTTP and starting throwing errors. 714:

problematic until its 2015-JUN-30 resolution. With no new edits ingested in this time-frame -- but the GUI working -- people were receiving old edits with *very* low probabilities of vandalism. This probably did not give new(-ish) users the best impression of how things operate. The back-end was also affected by the HTTPS transition, but this was ultimately complicated by ill-timed business travel, personal matters, a corrupt database table that resulted from frequent service restart attempts, and the fact some dependencies (i.e., CBNG) were fighting their own issues in the wake of these changes -- making diagnosis tough.

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seems far too error prone. Also realize that every classification results in writes to the STiki backend "feedback" database, so those must also be backed out (versus Huggle which has no notion of innocence). Edits that have been de-queued might need to be re-enqueued, and as this starts to occur at depth you can find some weird logical corner cases. If we let people go back to arbitrary depth we'd start to have issues with conflicting edit reservations. I've personally only used the "back" button to step back one edit when my trigger finger was a little too quick. What's the compelling use case here? Thanks,

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conference and I am sure the paper's merits will be revealed upon deeper reading. I would also welcome these authors to implement their tool in a live fashion for integration into the STiki tool. All I ever need from any system author is an IRC feed or API that spits out (revision_id, score) pairs. Maybe we should invite the authors here for discussion? I'll also note that are a number of system's that are besting CBNG and STiki in the literature now (indeed, even my own mash-up of metadata+reputation+NLP with Adler and Velasco), but the issue is getting live implementations.

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a while for queues to re-populate to their typical density of vandalism. No data was lost as a result of this downtime. I will return later to describe the issue in greater depth, but the important part is that STIKI SHOULD BE FULLY FUNCTIONAL AGAIN. Our milestones list was also back-processed. A couple new members joined us and probably experienced some really cruddy hit-rates when the GUI was working but the back-end wasn't ingesting new edits. I'm hopeful someone can welcome them and maybe make a special note of this fact. Thanks,

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explicit permission will not be affected. Those who rely on the "1k+ edits" criteria will probably be unable to login to STiki unless they upgrade to this new 2015-07-02 version. I have the ability to force everyone to upgrade via a STiki start-up message, but I am hesitant to force everyone to re-download given the recent difficulties (thoughts?). Given the time, I might also try to identify existing users who validate using that criteria and give them explicit permission so they don't encounter trouble today/tomorrow. Thanks,

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with the git repo etc. I think that my edit history and transparency regarding this make me a good candidate for being granted the permissions to use this tool. If anything - granting me these would not actually change anything in terms of my ability to use the tool, but would make development easier. In a similar vein - it might also be a good idea if I could be manually confirmed as a user, as my use of the tool triggers the abuse log at the moment. What are your thoughts,

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using this function. And latter started using Huggle. Facing some problem with Huggle loading on my laptop from more than 15 days. Now, I want to use STiki as it has few extra features too which will be helpful. I read about it on the project page. Only issue is I have not 1000 edits in the article name space. Please see my contributions and tell whether I can have the special permission to use STiki before 1000 article edits. Thanks

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clear. I spent a couple hours trying to troubleshoot this earlier this year in both forums and code without immediate luck. I will note this remains the most important bug on my radar, absent those things that come up which break the tool completely. On my installation, the GUI is pretty disfigured, but all the buttons are still at least mostly visible. Is that the case for everyone else?

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percentage of pages (either an update was not applied across all servers, or they were doing something as a trial). When STiki encountered the weirdness, its parser went into an infinite loop, eating CPU and stalling the thread -- but its multi-threaded nature allowed the broader program to keep functioning. I'll start down a similar trail here. Thanks,

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STiki classification counts are usually lost during a rename, but I am able to remap them to the new account so they don't lose that effort. That's the real incentive for someone to tell us. While we've seen a couple renames; might a mass message be overkill? Is there any better way to notify besides this discussion? Thanks,

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I did take a brief look and it appears difficult to query for user renames directly via the API. Anyone know any hacks around this? Else we won't be automating this as part of milestone reporting. Instead, looks like we'll need to rely on the humans themselves to tell us. It's also worth nothing that

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Twice daily reports were indicating ingestion was healthy, but I gave STiki a restart just for the heck of it when I noticed these posts. I forgot to write here just after I did that -- but hopefully the problem is now fixed regardless. STiki has been seeing pretty heavy usage and higher than typical

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I would like to request permission to use STiki, and I think that I would be a responsible user of the tool. I have reverted many instances of vandalism before, and I would enjoy having a tool that made this quicker & more effecient for me. I am a new editor of Knowledge, but I have only the best

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All recent issues relating to the WMF/Mediawiki HTTPS transition and subsequent database corruption have, I believe, been RESOLVED. STiki should be fully functional on both the client (GUI) and server (edit ingestion/scoring) sides. The latter half just came online several minutes ago, so it may take

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I'm a new editor (I've been editing since June 1, and I have about 500 edits with about 160 in the article namespace), and I've been patrolling new pages and recent changes. I recently found out about STiki but realized that I don't meet the requirements to use it yet. Is there a way I can get access

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Access granted to STiki, though as this is an exceptional circumstance, I'll note that to the rest of the team that I'll probably audit this users reverts initially just to make sure everything is smooth sailing. You need to become a "confirmed user" to slip around the edit filter. I'm pretty sure I

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An editor posted the following on my talk page, regarding the automatic warnings that Stiki generates: "Hey there! I saw that you informed another individual that one of their edits was of poor quality (or marked as vandalism). For the sake of clarity, would you mind putting those comments under the

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Thanks. I have a problem: on my old computer, I needed an app to open the folder, which meant getting a Microsoft account. This caused my computer to automatically update to Windows 8, promoting it to die: it was on its way out anyway. Can I get the file on another computer- do I need to download it

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I have now copied all previous users of the STiki tool into the "explicitly permissioned" DB table in the hope no one has login difficulty today/tomorrow. Under the assumption any *new* user should download the latest release and be admitted under the "1k+ NS0" criteria, this will hopefully minimize

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STiki's use of pagination is/was limited to a method that counts the number of edits a user has in a particular namespace, which is used to assess the "1k+ edits in NS0" permission criteria. That method will break sometime on 2015-JUL-02. I anticipate that users who have the "rollback" permission or

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MusikAnimal, considering that kids are freer to use their own computers and similar devices when not in school, I would think that vandalism is higher or just as high when school is over for the summer. Like Melonkelon, I wasn't seeing any vandalism to revert with STiki. But soon after logging on to

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This is indeed odd. Special permission was not granted. I've posted to the user's talk page to try to get an explanation. I don't want to start throwing out accusations, but it would be possible to circumvent these checks by tweaking and re-compiling STiki's source code. I can start digging through

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earlier this year and was disappointed to find that STiki visually rendered as poorly as it does. Part of the point of Java being a cross-platform language is that things should look and work the same across different operating systems. If you compare what you see on the Mac relative to the on-wiki

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I am able to prevent users from accessing STiki using some server-side code (it would be silly to have this check done on the client side, i.e., drawing from an admin curated list, as someone with coding knowledge could modify the open-source to circumvent those checks). List the individual here or

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To continue this conversation - I would like to help develop this software and have forked the github project accordingly. However, it is a little annoying to have to have specially modified versions of the files that bypass the permissions check - it makes things a little complicated when working

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I am doing research on newcomers to Knowledge and have interviewed a few people who use this tool. I want to get some first hand experience with the tool and would greatly appreciate access so that I may edit using STiki. While I do not have many edits in the article space, you will see through my

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GUI programming for even a single platform is a pretty complex beast, with layers upon layers of "struts" and "glue" that keep things aligned, centered, and growing/shrinking in proportion for different window sizes. Why OS-X is interpreting some of these instructions differently isn't immediately

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The link Andrew gave you (CVUA) is something you might want to consider. I looked at your edits too, and they seem fine. With some of them, you could have left a warning to the user's talk page, but most seem like harmless test edits. I suggest you check out the CVUA thing and keep doing what you

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Hello, as somebody who's red/green colorblind I've always had to invert the colors of my screen to use STiki (hence the reason I haven't been using it much), but I'd really like to be able to. The issue is, when you're looking at the diff, the background is in green and the changed text is in red.

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In Huggle I am able to back-pedle in to infinity. I am able to press "back" as much as I want (until I reached my first page I saw. In STiki I am only able to pree 'back' once before it stops, kinda like Photoshop edit-history for CTRL+Z vs Paints limited number of undos. Is it possible to go back

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Perhaps I'm feeling a little blunt after fighting the back-end difficulties, but I don't think this is something we'll be seeing anytime soon (i.e., ever). Want less scrolling? Classify more edits (*grin*). Seriously though, we note your position atop the STiki generated version and you can search

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Hey, I'm requesting special permission to use STiki. I currently use Twinkle to revert vandalism, tag CSD pages, etc hours a day. I have a proven record of counter-vandalism as shown in my contributions. Just want something that can speed up my process of reverting vandalism, because I don't have

1451:(as am I); and plenty of other interesting parallels. Thanks to everyone who has contributed to this tool. As free time permits, I plan to eventually mine STiki's wealth of usage data to write an academic paper that characterizes patroller behaviors/lifespan/etc. (collaborators welcome!). Thanks, 1131:

As GGJ points out it is difficult to back-pedle through an edit which was classified "AGF" or "revert" because then we'd have to "revert the revert", remove any warnings placed, potentially back out AIV postings -- and be sensitive to the fact an intermediate edit could screw all of this up. This

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By 2015-JUN-13 I pushed a new version of the GUI. This was a required upgrade, so anyone trying to run an older version should have received (and will continue to receive) a message on start-up they are running an unacceptable STiki version. The front-end was fixed, but the back-end proved more

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Hello coSTikians, I have a question. Ever more frequently I see editors who insert some vandalism of a kind, and then immediately after (say after one minute) retract it, so revert their own V-edit. Which means that when you happen to bump on the first edit, you have to take care and observe the

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As the previous request, I am asking for the right to use STiki to counter a surge of vandalism among the articles I often edit. Though I have rollback rights, I have not yet reached the threshold of a 1000 in-article edits. What are the conditions for using Stiki under this limitation? Thanks.

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Hi, I am Peppy Paneer. Been here for a while fighting against vandalism (more than 80% of my time on Knowledge and edits are related to New page patrolling and reverting vandalism). Initially started by patrolling Recent changes page, using Twinkle for warnings. Then, granted Rollback rights and

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the nightly one in-browser. The time it would take for me to implement this would probably be greater than the time savings to users and it seems like a bit of a hat-tip to the "edit-count-itis" camp. No hard feelings I hope, and I'll note that I always welcome community code via Github. Thanks,

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for API queries that return lengthy result sets. To hop up on my soapbox for a bit, I don't really understand the "how" or "why" surrounding this decision. This decision breaks existing code (STiki; and the previous link points out many bots that might be affected). Breaking legacy code in this

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I had not before you sent it. I'll give it a deeper read as time permits, but footnote did catch my eye in that their dataset (and presumably, evaluation corpus) only consider the work of registered editors vs. the IPs that are responsible for much vandalism. Regardless, KDD is an excellent

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This doesn't sound good. I'll give it a look. Since this wasn't happening in the past, but seems to be happening now, this speaks to a change on the WMF side. I remember we encountered something similar in the past, and it was because they changed how something was formatted on only a small

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Unfortunately, you've only made 114 edits overall, which means you're unlikely to be granted permission to use the tool (I can't grant STiki rights, strong hunch however). I can sympathise with how slow editing just recent changes can be. Don't give up hope, and try enrolling in the

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I am a dedicated Anti-Vandal, with about 2 hours a day on Knowledge and 1 hour browsing RTRC. Even though I am using Twinkle, for me I'd also like to have the STiki tool. Even though I am not even close to the requirements, I hope that you will give me permission. Regards,

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second one as well (by opening up the whole entry). You also observe this phenomenon? And if so, why is this attractive to some people; and is it a new phenomenon? NOTE: The phenomenon might be specific for Huggle; maybe one does not get to see such edits in STiki. Thanks,

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The local version of Java could also be an issue. This is the issue I needed to fix above on the server, and I don't believe that kind of SSL support is something I can compile into the release JAR; it is a property on the user's machine. Java 7+ is required. Thanks,

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The user rename issues are getting out of hand recently. Maybe we can inform all the existing users to leave a note here whenever they have a user name change so that no more confusions arise. I think a mass message to all existing users could do the job. Thanks,

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Thanks, my mistake, now fixed. Blacklist, I meant. A list of users the software won't allow to use Stiki. I posted here because the note at the top of the page said not to bug W.a.g. But thanks to your ping (ta!) perhaps he shall appear next time he's online.

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Oops, I did ping the wrong user! You should probably change your signature to match your username, or at least not match someone else's, for this very reason. Anyway, what you're seeing are links generated by Twinkle. Twinkle offers rollback-like functionality,

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Hello Dat Guy, since you are asking: my advice = no permission for now. After seeing some of the "interchanges" you have been involved in, it would seem to be wise policy to wait a while and enroll in this academy. I am sure you will make it. Good luck.

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I've asked my colleague at UPenn (where the STiki server lives) to please restart it. It was likely knocked offline by some university network maintenance and failed to re-attach itself. Once this is done, I expect the issue will be resolved. Thanks,

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For Mac OS, the classification menu, where the revert buttons are, is too large. This makes all the buttons enlarged and the 4im button cannot be seen too. I think the width should be decreased. Andrew, I can email you a snapshot of it if you want.

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when I tried it a week ago either. Is this because so many editors are using STiki and other such tools these days? Of course, there usually is not much to revert on the weekends since Knowledge is not as active on the weekends. Monday is similar.

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Anybody having problems accessing STiki? Just about an hour ago it hanged whilst loading another diff, after which I performed a restart of the program, following which the diffs refused to appear. Now it's not running at all. What's going on?

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cklist of some kind for STiki? I need to remove an editor's access to it, and I'd prefer not to do it by blocking them. I believe they have 1000 edits in article space, so I can't just remove rollback (in fact, they don't have rollback).

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user notice if you want to tell them not to do it. Don't worry, STiki won't re-revert: if the same editor or someone else makes the revert before you press the button on STiki, you'll see a "Beaten to Revert" message in the Last Revert

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I've been unable to use STiki on this netbook recently due to its incredibly high CPU usage within a few seconds of starting up, resulting in severe lag. This is unusual, since STiki has worked in the past without this dilemma. --I am

1221:. When having all tasks on there it's easier to streamline and upstream bugs to other devs. in case it needs to be fixed some other place, such as with api. Just wanted to make a shoutout for Phabricator, it's nice. That's all ;) 2409:

which shows these are things like "#u#" and "#t#". Observe that the "current time" isn't even a supported function. I can't really imagine how this "$ 6" thing is getting substituted in tool. Can you duplicate it using STiki?

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contact me via more private channels. Bad STiki users damage broader opinions of the tool, so I have a vested interest in limiting abuse. We should also notify the user in a manner consistent with wholesale blocking. Thanks,

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It would be easier to push a button to navigate to your spot on the leaderboard that is created using the "generate leader-board" function, then to comb through many other people to find yourself. Grognard Extraordinaire

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Full disclosure, I only have a couple days of experience. And, if someone is willing to help me and show me the ropes I would be extremely thankful. I understand if my request is denied due to me being a new editor.

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When I'm trying to log in to Stiki, it is showing the message "Error in the user log-in interface likely caused by network error Exception thrown to terminate thread". Is STiki down again or any problem in my pc?

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Alarms are going off in my STiki monitoring tools. STiki isn't ingesting new edits. CBNG is also down. I am getting weird errors I've never seen before related to HTTPS/SSL/key-lengths. Nothing brewing over at

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and the "rollback" option appears in the entries in my watchlist, this means I do in fact have rollback rights, isn't? At any rate, I am requesting CVU training, as if starting from the start, just in case.

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I have it and I still have no idea how to use it. Are there extra buttons when you click on a diff? Is there another little display next to the Twinkle one? I unzipped the file, as I was meant to. --

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Something's indeed wrong with STiki, and it's not just the ancient diffs. I wonder if Andrew is working on it. It's been two weeks since the usual daily leaderboard and milestones updates as well.

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excellent feedback and info. good advice. Never cease to learn in WP. Thanks for your time and dedication. Is there a way to change user- name? I regret the open identity I chose at the start.

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Classifications are associated with the account name under which they were committed. I can re-map them all onto a single account, manually, though. Would you like all these aggregated under your

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The contrast between the two makes it impossible (and presumably everybody else who's colorblind) to use the tool without altering the color at all. Is there anything that can be done about this?

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as different users. Would there be a way to fix this? I'm not really concerned about this, just wanted to bring it to the attention of STiki's managers in case it hasn't been done so before. ~

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The account must have either: (1) the rollback permission/right, (2) at least 1000 article edits (in the article namespace, not talk/user pages), or (3) special permission via the talk page.

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While I'm most certainly not the right person to tell you whether you qualify or not, I'd suggest you work on more edits till Andrew comes by. In the mean time, I'd suggest you look at

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again? I'm temporarily using a different computer until the new one arrives. Should I wait until the new one arrives before downloading the file again, if I need to do so? Thanks, --

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it looks like STiki has seen $ 6 and interpreted it as a code for the date when the edit being reverted was made. Is this a thing that STiki does? Can it be made to not do that?

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October 2015 section? With the chronological comments, it is easier to track vandalism. Thanks! Let me know if you have any questions!" -could the tool do this automatically?

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userbox on your talk page. We typically consider completion of that program as sufficient to gain STiki permission, and I wish you the best of luck in that regard. Thanks,

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Yeah, there is significantly more to revert with WP:Huggle. A few days ago when I commented above...that was simply a somewhat slow day, or part of the day, for WP:Huggle.

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I haven't used STiki much recently, but I've just logged in and I seem to be getting a lot of old edits, say 50–300 days old. None of which are vandalism. What's going on?

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please note that having a username after beginning to use STiki will erase your previous contributions and start afresh. So please let us know if you had a username change

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They claim to have a system supperior to both CBNG and STiki at detecting vandalism. It would be awesome if it could be integrated into STiki in the same way as CBNG.

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I will try to replicate the problem next time I get a chance. Nothing to stop others putting $ 6 in their edit summary, as a test, to see if they get a similar issue.

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PS:the lagging here refers to the general performance of the STiki GUI, as opposed to the occasional queue lags where edits older than 1 day would usually pop up.

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Hi there. Whenever I'm using STiki past the half-hour mark, it seems to lag. The lag increases as time passes, or after repeatedly switching between programs.

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Firstly, I can't seem to run STiki on my WIndows 10 computer. Secondly, I wonder if it is possible to turn on STiki for oter wikis, such as Commons or svwp?

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I think that would be difficult, since Stiki is designed to show one diff to ONLY one user at a time. I believe the entire thing is inter-related. --

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itself is a user right that must be explicitly granted, and gives you access to tools like STiki and Huggle. If you had rollback it would show up

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I'd prefer this user to complete counter-vandalism academy and build up more of a history of accurate contributions before being granted the tool

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Still a little bit of a scroll, though. Anyways, this, if filed as feature request, should be "very-very-low" priority. Grognard Extraordinaire

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I'm currently not seeing anything else to revert on WP:Huggle, though. So the vandalism or other problematic edits on both tools seems seldom.

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I have been using Twinkle for some of my edits, and I also made a request for rollback permissions a few days ago, but no one's replied yet.

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I write in respect of fighting vandalism with STiki. I have no rollback rights but I have surpassed the number of edits needed. Regards! --—

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I can never get that far - with me STiki starts using 99% of CPU resources after a few minutes (for the last few/several weeks at least).

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revert-rates over the past couple days, and while that could explain minor queue depletion, it shouldn't have gotten that bad. Thanks,

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Yes, I'm using the latest version. It still shows the same message. My Java is 6.0.240. I will try Java 7+ soon. Thanks for feedback. -

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This transition broke all services I have which utilize the API (i.e., all of them). I prioritized STiki repair, and my other reports (

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I see the user is in CVUA and could probably get rollback regardless. Happy to grant special permission if that is needed or desired.

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STiki does have a couple substitution codes that can be used when leaving a comment. They are seen described beginning on line 190 of

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You don't need to request access because you have more than 1,000 mainspace edits. You can just download and start using it! Thanks,

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Hi, I have been reverting vandalism using the slow method; it is time consuming. I would like to use STiKi to make these efficient.

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Leaving the past incidents aside, we can probably prevent future instances by adding a few lines in the Welcome Template?? like

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With 700+ main namespace edits, anti-vandalism experience, CVUA, and a talk page free of conflict; I am satisfied here. Thanks,

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Me too...Thought it was my Windows 10 machine that was playing up, but not working on the MacBook either. Any update? Thanks !

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Unzip the file and move its contents to a folder on your computer. Open the .jar file. STiki is a standalone application like

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to get anti-vandalism training. You might then be able to reapply for Rollback and get access to anti-vandal tools. Cheers. ~

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You can use STiki if you have rollback rights. It's 1,000 mainspace edits OR rollback rights OR special permission. Thanks,

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Tried opening STiki this morning, and it produced a 'backend connection is required' error. Is the STiki server down again?

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whose potential impact is now quickly being investigated (but credit to the WMF for the notify and lead time, in this case).

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Same here, half of the edits I found on Sunday and this morning on the CBNG queue were stale, some older than 20+ days.

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Just speaking from experience... when school lets out for the summer in the US vandalism seems to drop dramatically :)

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I apologize for the inconvenience, thank you for your patience, and hope we've lost no users in this turmoil. Thanks,

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As you say, sometimes I press 'Pass' twice in a row, or hold in the button causeing multiple articles to be passed.

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These days, I'm not seeing much vandalism or other problematic edits to revert while using STiki. Wasn't much with

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Yes, I know my user talk page seems bad, however if you look at my recent contributions, you'll see a new story.

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Since my last comment here, I have been granted rollback permissions. I no longer need separate STiki access.

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Great going Andrew! As a long-time Stiki user, I'd like to pitch in with your paper in any way that I can. --

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before 1000 article namespace edits? Should I have more edits before asking? If so, how many more do I need?

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STiki hasn't been loading for the past few hours. I've tried on two different connections. Is it just me? --

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I think you are confusing me with a different user. Though my nickname is indeed Historian, my username is

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1. Do you have Java installed? What is the error? Can you try running it from terminal? 2. Not easily, no.

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Agreed, CVUA is the best way to go forward, however, if you need any assistance, feel free to ping me. --

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I'm pretty sure it's just me, but I've been unable to connect to STiki since yesterday. What's going on?

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Real-life is crazy. Can an experienced STiki user/stalker make a recommendation in this case? Thanks,

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The issue started when WMF's last update caused Stiki to malfunction and Andrew released an update. --

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profile that I have a long and productive relationship with Knowledge. Thanks for your consideration

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Are folks getting edits and able to classify using the client? Is this just a backend issue? Thanks,

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I got maybe one bad edit that was simply incorrect grammar. What's going on? Grognard Extraordinaire

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Editing with STiki has been easier and faster for me since I upgraded to Windows 10 on August 7.

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Knowledge:Village_pump_(technical)#API_calls_just_starting_throwing_SSL.2FHTTPS_.28.3F.29_errors

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Hello! Ran into an issue lately. I have the option "Explicit notify on AIV post" option set to

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And I tend to grant special requests with far less if one has completed CVUA training. Thanks,

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I will investigate this as real life permits and see if there is an obvious bug here. Thanks,

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could do that as an admin, but I don't really know the precedent or want to step on toes (see

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1.Odd. Must have been something with my schools firewall/proxy(?). Never mind. 2. Ok. Too bad

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We get this occasionally, should we update the page to make this wording more clear? Thanks,

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Update: Looks like the problem was solved cos I can see OluwaCurtis has edited using STiki.

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I think you should post about this at the Phabircator. Maybe someone will make note of it. --

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Should you wish to ammend your previous STiki decision, use the LAST REVERT box by selecting

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It's working now. I suppose that's due to my organisation's dodgy connection then. Oh well.

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I'd seriously think calling them over and having a discussion here would be great! --

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Agreed. Feel free to be bold and make the change to the template yourself. Thanks,

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Still down here, on the east side of the ocean. I cross my fingers for the restart.

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Change will be reflected at next leaderboard generation (within 24 hours). Thanks,

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Obvious error/typo in code. Fixed in source. Will pushed at next release. Thanks,

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are doing. You only need 1000 edits to automatically qualify to use STiki anyway.

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You can open ZIP files without the need for downloading additional software, see

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In the STiki program, there is no CTRL+F functionality. Grognard Extraordinaire

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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Exactly. Tells me I have none of the three rights required to use the tool.--—

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Mediawiki/WMF decision to "upgrade" the way pagination/continuation is handled

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My main, non-work computer now uses Windows RT, which doesn't allow Java. :-(

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So STiki is opening and showing the diff-browser, but it says login failed?

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It does, under normal circumstances. On which revert was this not the case?

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which is a unit, and not the academy. Anyways, you forgot to add{{notdone}}

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Request to use STiki, user with about half of the required in-article edits

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I've recently helped out with migrating all bugs and feature requests for

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screenshot produced in Windows/Linux -- it is clear this is not the case.

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It's like how Huggle is pronounced Hug-il, Stiki is pronounced Sticky. --

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Alright, let me try connecting to Port 3306 and see how that works now.

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You are a rollbacker, so you should be automatically able to use STiki.

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intentions in mind & want to help make wikipedia a better place.

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server logs if need be, but let's see what the user tell us. Thanks,

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Yep. It's down since yesterday. One of those rare occasions. Pinging

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made 80 days ago by an autoconf user. Is that a Cluebot-NG thing?

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would give me the confidence to grant special permission. Thanks,

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Feature request: Option to find one's own name in the leaderboard.

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more often and demonstrate your understanding practically, or try

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Also demonstrates no familiarity with the warning hierarchy. Is

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Is STiki pronounced as "sticky" or as the letters spelled out?

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in the meantime and then, once you feel you're ready, formally

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OK. Clearly need some sort of DR solution for STiki then? :-)

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Users will notice a new 2015-07-02 version was released onto

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STiki hangs when logging in, can't login on slow connections

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More Mediawiki breakage: Frustration and the 2015-07-02 ER

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and then this is where you can customise the appearance.

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It's working for me. Are you using the latest version?

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Oh, and my system default browser is Google Chrome. --

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have all helped me and blocked users I've reported to

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Assuming you have an email tied to your account, use

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This is great! -- 4233:Knowledge:Requests_for_permissions/Confirmed 4118:I may be missing something here but how did 3932:all of the people I've reported were blocked 1183:. You are then able to edit it accordingly. 3299:-- Ugh. Down again. Investigating. Thanks, 966:Thank you. That was my intention! Cheers! 2365:for clarifying. I will download and use. 3958:Not sure about a recommendation however 2612:Have others experienced the same thing? 2573:STiki lagging after several hours of use 234:Not much to revert with STiki these days 4306:so that users take note of it. Cheers, 3782:Good luck and happy reverting. Thanks, 1897:It's been down for around 5 hours now ( 1370:VEWS - Kumar, Spezzano and Subrahmanian 14: 4160:User_talk:West.andrew.g#My_STiki_usage 2201:Thank you for reading my request. -- 1435:With yesterday's usage of the tool by 1431:STiki crosses the 1000 user threshold! 1326:Installing Java 8 fixed the problem. - 833:a few minutes ago. 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You can request it at 2548:I actually made the switch to Mac 2194:Sorry for my last misplaced post. 24: 4551: 4463:Explicit notify on AIV post issue 2170:Thanks for the quick response. -- 1916:Should be back up by now. --I am 783:I don't know if you remember my " 551:Ctrl+F works perfectly for me. — 4509: 4401: 4341: 4213: 4081: 4001: 3765: 3717: 3315: 3291: 3259: 3197: 3019: 2356: 2147: 2074: 2050: 2031:He is aware, see his talk page. 1943: 1856: 1578: 1025: 470: 160:request for rollback permissions 29: 4114:User with 100 edits has access? 1791:Hi! 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