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were associated with your IP address. Because this happens so sporadically (but often, multiple reports in short duration when we do go through one of the infrequent periods), it has proven difficult to reproduce for bug-killing purposes. To my best recollection, it was our figuring that something on the WMF side was terminating the session. Not the cause of the problem, I believe we wrote code so STiki checks the session health before *every* edit is made (at non-trivial network cost), and it would display a warning and "please restart STiki" message when it found the session had been lost. If this didn't happen, and its a recurring issue for you, we're back to scratching our heads on this one. Thanks,

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user has adjacent to their username. Third, there is an edit filter to exclude edits from experienced users. Your described use-case, however, seems to weave a unique path between all these: (1) other edits are orthogonal to the edit under inspection, and (2) having more contributions could be damning at the extreme low end of the spectrum. I believe we already query for the edit count, so such a feature shouldn't come at great cost. The only downside I see is a possible misinterpretation for dynamic IPs who may have many old edits under a different human user. I'll add it to the tracking table.

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that limit insertion based on watchlist properties. Second, a user-specific "filter" (in STiki language) that limits what edits are popped from the queue would be so sparse in letting edits through that it would be a tremendous network and computational burden. The one thing I am imagining (and need to ponder further), is a query which ignores the absolute priority of the queue and plucks out specific page-ids (PIDs on the user watchlist) in priority order; a index might achieve this efficiently. I'm going to think about this a little further before filing in the feature table. Thanks,

4258:". It is really unnecessary in this context to link to the policy on assuming good faith, and doing so risks appearing to cast doubt on whether the edits are good faith, because it may give the impression of reluctantly giving the benefit of the doubt because the policy dictates it. This is ironically antithetical to what the policy is trying to achieve. I suggest removing the link (so that the words "good faith" still appear, but as ordinary text). It would then come across as a nice simple statement that the edit(s) are in fact good faith. -- 2214:-- I am beginning to fear that the CBNG feed may be down indefinitely. My multiple posts (the last one without response) to the talk page have found their way into the archives. The IRC topics in one of the rooms recognizes that "CBNGRelay" is not present (the bot that does the broadcasting). STiki users may want to attempt another poke: the STiki/metadata queue is achieving hit-rates 10% below what we typically see with CBNG. This in turn might be affecting overall usage numbers, and in turn more vandalism is surviving longer. 31: 3037: 4580:(1) Some type of network problem not corresponding to planned maintenance, and not affecting other machines in the lab, has persisted for more than hour, or (2) Something really bad has happened on the machine itself, unrelated to network issues (e.g., hard drive or other hardware failure). I am going to try to troubleshoot with folks on-site, but I don't have a great feeling about this, and if #2 reveals itself to be the cause, we have some serious problems. 670: 2580: 3986: 3869: 3685: 3607: 3539: 3375: 3105: 2865: 2037: 1890: 1425: 1152: 634: 515: 388: 273: 162: 3813: 3495: 2207: 2183: 2062: 897: 835: 328: 224: 4188:

click on it in a way that I have options for what to do. I choose the "Open with WinRAR" option. WinRAR opens and I see the executable file. I click on it. STiki opens, but only as a pinned square box at the bottom of my screen (in the area beside the Start option). It does not open in a way that I can see STiki. This has only very recently been the case. It used to open fine.

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made. I opened STiki on a new install on a different computer and the same issue arose. However, looking at the leaderboard, it seems that the edits I classified as "innocent" were registered. Judging by the contribs of STiki's frequent users it looks like I'm the only one having this problem. Could you take a look? –

3648:. Complaints that I'm being kicked out by the server. If you check contributions on that account, you'll notice it has worked in the very recent past. I've also verified that the behavior happens whether that account is given rollback or not, which might or might not be useful info. Thanks in advance! -- 3517:

Hello! I would like to request permission to use the STiki tools. I have worked on wiki sites (not wikipedia) as a sysop/bureaucrat for the past 2 years so I know the difference between intended malice and a good-faith edit. I have also had experience moderating online games for the past 2-3 years. I

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There are a couple of features that already approximate this. First, the model itself chooses which edits to display based on training logic that considers both registration status and editing experience (so any bias is already present). Second, we do display any permissions (i.e., autoconf) that the

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The CBNG queue is down, and that is precisely why the STiki queue is set as default. You shouldn't be using the CBNG queue since there is nothing fresh going in, and anyone who is using it will just be driving deeper and deeper into a backlog of lower-probability-of-vandalism edits. P.S. does someone

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I avoid them because they involve uncontrollable procedures (of connecting to and manipulating with my web browser), and I often do not want that particular Stiki diff, but something else in the Stiki window. I did not investigate, but I had a feeling that copy/paste also works faster than to-browser

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The STiki server unexpectedly went down this afternoon (the machine lives in Philadelphia, and had this happened last night, I might have suspected some kind of Super Bowl conspiracy theory). A colleague was onsite and did a hard reboot of the machine. The box did not come back online. This implies:

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Thanks, I've probably misspoken, to clarify: I was only able to test it on one account, my admin account has 2FA and I assumed I wouldn't be able to log in with it. I tested the non-admin account with and without rollback, using the admin account to tweak that permission on the non-admin account.

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This is my laziness talking. I don't know if an edit counter among the targeted user's info would be easy or worth the effort to implement (or desirable: might it facilitate bias against low-count users?). But I'll put the suggestion out there because when I find obvious vandalism, I often check the

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I think I'm having a hard time imagining how to implement this, while also recognizing its a good idea. Literal queues (such as CBNG, metadata) are massive database undertakings insofar as the triggers and linkages involved. We certainly can't spin off 1000+ user-specific queues (one for every user)

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Thanks for the note. This isn't something I was aware of. Is anyone else affected? My daily reports haven't suggested a broad drop off in classifications. I do recall a CPU overload issue in STiki's past. This was attributed to the fact certain WMF servers were doing markup different than the others

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Hello and good day to you. I have returned to Knowledge after an very extended and long absence. While I'm relearning the finer details of editing and format for articles and still struggling to catch up on my knowledge of coding, my passion is holding the line against vandalism. I haven't quite met

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This might be a case-sensitive thing on your username? Can you quickly try it all CAPS, no CAPS, and with just the first character uppercase. I don't suspect this will help things, and if it doesn't, I will review my code and/or add you explicitly the permission list (I just don't have that network

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I already had Java on my computer. I downloaded Java Runtime Environment; that is mainly what I meant by trying to see if it's the problem. As for what I do, I go to the "Start" Windows features on the left-hand side of my screen. I type in "STiki" in the search bar. The STiki selection shows up. I

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Java is a security nightmare. I gave up following the issues a few years ago when it was apparent that it was not fixable. It is fine (not a security problem) to run Andrew's Java code because we trust Andrew. However, if Java is enabled in your browser, you may run Java scripts from other websites

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STiki was designed on (Fedora) Linux, so it obviously works there. Don't know much about FreeBSD, but I'd assume so. If anything would be amiss, I imagine it would be some of the complex glue/structs/spacing that helps beautify the layout (the only real place I've spent considerable time hacking on

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I've approved your request. Sorry about the delay. There aren't a ton of contributions or tight focus on anti-vandalism, but there has been steady participation that would arrive at the 1k threshold in short order, regardless. Honestly, this was a borderline case, but I'm assuming good faith, and I

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Hi! I´m requesting permission to use STiki. I´m sysop on ptwiki and I have knowladge to deal with vandalism through anti vandal tools, whit more 20,000 actions through Huggle. I know that enwiki is different from ptwiki, and I´m only en-2, but I can understand and identify vandalism easily, and you

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This is an issue we have been fighting sporadically for quite a while (over a year?). A trip through the archives will dig up many old threads with the theme of "session loss", which seems like what you are describing here. If you recall any of the edits in question, you might want to check if they

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I lost connectivity with the machine last weekend, but was slow to notice due to some travel. Just today I have made contact with a colleague who should be able to restart the server. Once this is done, STiki will come back online and I will post here and ping everyone to let them know. Sorry about

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I think I understand what Materialscientist is saying. It sounds like the client-server architecture would be different. The thing that Materialscientist would like to have in this tool is the STiki GUI, for reviewing the edits. Perhaps you wouldn't even need a server - the GUI could interrogate

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Because the worst-scoring still active edit is 1-year old. The metadata queue scoring has no notion of time-decay (although such a feature could be a valid one). Indeed, people have reverted vandalism that is 1+ years old in that queue. However, given that it is now default I've decide to eliminate

612:"fight vandalism". I want to get notified about recent "unconstructive" changes, so that i can edit them, and create good content on wikipedia. Thats why i want to use Stiki. So is it possible to use stiki without rollback authorities? if not, what other tool or bot should i use for this purpose? — 585:

This is persistent problem which pops up from time to time. The archives will reveal many other instances, without a firm explanation/resolution, and plenty of attempts to debug the issue. Since the problem tends to go away with no action on my part, it is believed that this is an error on the WMF

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I've been informed by a colleague on-site that the network switch for the lab died. They have ordered a replacement which is set to arrive tomorrow (Friday) or Monday. In the meantime, he's looking for a spare port elsewhere. This would mean STiki's IP address would change: I'll need to inform the

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Hi, Dkeske and I are currently doing some (academic) research on historic edits from German politicians and officials compared to "regular" users. Vandalistic edits produce a lot of noise in our data and we would like to weed them out ex-ante to get a better analysis data set. So a data dump that

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on the same machine. Both share the same database, and the statistical aggregation is 52 massive JOIN operations into a single consolidated table. I am messing with some performance optimizations to get that done as quickly as possible, at the short-term expense of STiki performance. The takeaway

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Thanks for fixing things, but it appears that I've encountered another issue: I opened STiki yesterday to find that clicking "good faith revert" or "vandalism" wasn't actually performing a revert. The software moves on to the next diff as if it had reverted the previous edit, but the revert isn't

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The main idea of this queue is to facilitate reviewing the entire watchlist after a period of inactivity. Hence basic setup could be browsing through all edits from the watchlist, and this would already help a lot. Then you can add any filtering and sorting, giving the user some selection options

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A good base of anti-vandalism work. Not perfect in some of his/her patrolling classifications as per talk page messages, but clearly assumes good-faith. Lots of work in user-talk and article-talk spaces to figure things out and clarify situations puts this over the bar for me. Take your time, and

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Yes, I would like to have permission to use STiki. With STiki, I believe I may be able to contribute a little more to the effort to defend WP. Tomorrow is my 10th anniversary as an editor. I only have a paltry 9,400 edits but they're nearly all in the namespace; I don't look at WP as a social

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Hello. I am requesting to use STiki to help speed up removal of vandalism. While I don't have rollback just yet, and have seemingly few edits, I do have prior WP experience as an IP, making many edits under said IP, including several edits made to remove vandalism. Hopefully this shows that I am

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I have also noticed issues when loading links in the browser (typically Firefox). It is normally fine at first, but once you have loaded a load of links, things really start to chug. I have tried closing tabs down, and it doesn't really help. I have taken to navigating to the important pages

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helping a handful of high traffic subreddits either as being a mod or consulting mod of some owners. I am an editor who watches enwiki and makes changes when needed. I also help moderate several Facebook groups and pages when needed. You can check some of my contributions to see some of the

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No disagreement on the fact that Java applets (i.e., programs that run in web browsers) have security issues. However, STiki runs as a Java executable on the desktop using the JRE (Java Runtime Environment). While FF/Chrome might not run Java applets, they certainly aren't preventing you from

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Thanks for the reply. Just launched STiki now and looks to be working perfectly. When I was having the issue described above there was no "please restart" message at all, it just behaved as if I had clicked on the "pass" button. I do vaguely remember having this issue some time back before my

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I stumbled across this tool when it flagged a page that I maintain and watch due to an edit by a self-interested party. I was very impressed that ML had correctly identified the possibility of vandalism in such a subtle change. So I've downloaded the jar to play with it to satisfy some idle

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I have something like 1000 articles (no usertalk, or othe pages) in my watchlist. About 600 of them get an edit once in a month. But the other 400 articles are sort of active. So after a gap of 12 hours, tracking what happened in articles, talkpages, wiki talk, and other places; is not very

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STiki automatically finds and sends you edits, so you don't need to worry about finding edits yourself. The STiki server coordinates with other users using the tool so it'll make sure that two users won't be shown the same edit simultaneously. Also, while there's no user manual, pretty much

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namespace. I also have nominated a few articles for deletion and most of them have been successful (vandalism, notability are some reasons). I have successfully requested and got blocked several users for vandalism as well. This tool will only help me further fight vandalism. Thank You!

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went into effect at UPenn, where the STiki server lives. The scores are still being published to the IRC feed, just nothing can go over port 80. Can you describe your use-case? I may be able to help out by providing a data dump or a restricted account into the database. Thanks,

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I never use to-browser links in Stiki, and instead copy/paste what I need into the browser. CPU overload is not easy to notice if the user works exclusively in the Stiki window (I frequently switch between Stiki and Firefox windows, and then the overload is easily noticeable).

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Has anyone else been experiencing issues with editing sessions being dropped? When I tried to revert today, STiki reported that the WMF dropped my session and closed down. I followed the suggestion given and restarted STiki, but this has happened three times now. Any thoughts?

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Hello, i want to use STiki, but not to "fight vandalism". I want to get notified about recent "unconstructive" changes, so that i can edit them, and create good content on wikipedia. Thats why i want to use Stiki. So is it possible to use stiki without rollback authorities

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Most of the looks & feels that I've seen are proprietary, however you can use java -cp to set the classpath for a standalone jar (that users can download, and perhaps make their own look and feel), that way you don't have to package them and get into copyright issues.

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I tried to see if Java was the problem. When trying to download Java, it said it no longer supports FireFox or Chrome. I use FireFox. I tried using Chrome to fix this issue. No dice. I do not want to use Internet Explorer. I tried to see if WinRAR is the issue. Not sure.

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Machine is alive. STiki should work, but my office doesn't allow the SSH connectivity required to get in and restart the ingestion process. You'll see old edits right now, but I'll be home in the next couple hours, at which point I'll restart in the ingestion. Thanks,

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Hello, I would like to request permission to use the STiki tool to support fighting vandalism. I can identify vandalism easily and have been rectifying it recently with Twinkle. While Twinkle is useful, I believe STiki offers a more semi-automated approach. Thanks,

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I've granted permission. It seems like you've been around here long enough to use good judgement. As for your use-case, one could always use nothing besides the "pass" option to cycle through edits to identify problems that go beyond simple vandalism reversions.

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where appropriate. Sorting could be by time and priority. Filtering could be by user (IP/unregistered user/registered user/trusted user/bot, etc., with an option of removing edits by bots and trusted users), by namespace (article, talk, etc.), and so on.

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I appreciate your enthusiasm towards the anti-vandal task, but with just 68 main namespace edits, and all of them coming in the past week, I think its just a little too soon for permission. You are certainly on the right track though, and a program like

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I am a small time editor who would like reverts vandalism, which appears to be on the rise and improves new edits. I don't have the qualifications for rollback yet. Therefore would like to have permission to use STiki. Adm365 01:41, 11 March 2017 (UTC)

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to launch Java from the command prompt? This is the moral equivalent of double-clicking the JAR file, but with this we have the opportunity to print textual errors to the terminal if the GUI can't initialize to the point where it can display errors.

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1000 edits on WP's article namespace and 3. Get special approval on STiki's talk page. I have item 1 and 2 criteria, for I seek approval on item 3. (additional info: I used my WP's user name and password to log in). Kindly advise and thank you.

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Due to some issues in the relay causing it to not auth properly on reconnects, the servers got banned from IRC. I will look into resolving this when I have some spare time, but it's possibly time to look at others way of passing the high volumes of

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Do you know if darker themes exist, especially those that otherwise closely mimic the default Java ones? At quick skim it doesn't seem like any are included by default with Java, but presumably I could package one up with the distribution. Thanks,

854:... and then you verbatim copy-paste a permissions justification from two sections above? I suggest you start elsewhere: Snuggle, CVUA, wherever ... before requesting for STiki permission via a more compelling argument. 16:16, 22 March 2017 (UTC) 1098:

I can't get on either - first time I've had that issue. Getting an error message. I have no problems with my internet connection and I assume that my port hasn't started acting up (whatever that is), so I guess it may be that it's down.

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Thank you for making such useful app, Just one request/query, like there's option to change colors in diff-browser, Is it possible to change the color of main body or add a dark skin?, Current skin is little too bright to work in darker

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Hello, I would like to request permission to use this tool as I am currently using twinkle but this tool is much more efficient and easier to use. Also, I can identify vandalism easily and that will be my focus whilst using this tool.

4025:, the window still won't open for me. I still only see the STiki sign. I mean, it goes on with being accessed and the sign pops up, but that window won't open. I don't know what is going on, but it appears to be something on my side. 2844:

The last few times I have opened STiki (2016-08-14 version) and I tried to edit, it would give me an error message and STiki would immediately shut down. I have rollback, so I can use the program. Is anyone else having this problem?

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Don't we have a feature where one can "ignore" the work of a single editor when this happens? The "ignore" last for the duration of the session, IIRC. Kinda busy right now but I vaguely remember recently implementing this. Thanks,

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Thank you for your interest... and I second ProgrammingGeek's suggestion. We normally require a couple hundred article namespace edits, slightly variable depending upon vandalism focus. If you are interested in this kind of work,

1289:, can you think why it might be having this issue? All I can think is that, possibly, the way you are opening the browser might open a listener for a response from the browser and that STiki ends up running hundreds of listeners. 3949:

here is that I am aware of the (self-inflicted) issue, and I'd expect normal performance to be restored within a couple days. It is a bit surprising that it is completely blocking, rather than just slowing your STiki experience.

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I can apply that changes everything in a line or two of code, this could be implemented very quickly. If instead I have to implement some option into every single GUI component, we're looking at a much longer timeline. Thanks,

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University's computing support team to change the DNS entry, and we'll have to wait for that DNS change to propagate globally. I'll keep everyone updated, but at least this downtime (thankfully?) is no fault of my own. Thanks,

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I used to use Huggle, but I find it complicated and too fast paced. The beta "New filters for edit review" seems good in terms of finding problematic edits, but STiki is better. I've essentially deferred to the old school

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The problem still persists, and it is quite annoying. It might take up to several dozen edits to reach the overload state, and some PCs can handle CPU overload, which is why Andrew might not see a drop in usage stats.

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Thanks for your response. Too high a bar for me; I've got other priorities. If Knowledge had similar barriers to entry its history might have been different. Good luck in your quest for balance in crowd-sourcing.

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server-side. At current, STiki tries to detect when this badness is happening and notify users so they don't do work that is blackholed or associated with their IP address. I'm not sure this is something we can fix.

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Hi, I would like to request permission to use STiki. My main focus on Knowledge is to prevent vandalism using Twinkle. I believe that my life would be better with this tool. Well, not my life but, you know. Thanks!

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I recently upgraded my Windows operating system to Windows 10, and when I tried to open the app, it asks "How do you want to open this file?". What should I click on? This did not happen to me with Windows 8. Thank

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This seems like a respectable start. Does the pinned square start show the STiki logo? No dialog boxes pop-up? Can you use WinRAR to unzip the executable (the *.JAR) and put that JAR file on the Desktop, then use

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Just as a data point, trying using the hotkeys to classify instead of your mouse. They are described in the documentation. For example pressing the "v" key will classify the current edit as vandalism. Thanks,

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downloading the JRE, or in any way affecting STiki use. Let's assume your Java/unzipping is good, and your copy of the JAR is good. Walk me through what happens when you try to launch and where you get stuck.

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the watchlist on the wiki. It could get interesting if the article has been edited multiple times since you last looked at it - would you want to show the combined diff from multiple users in the diff window?

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I think that such a tool would be popular with people who have a large watchlist. However, since the architecture is so different, I can understand if Andrew would rather leave that for someone else to

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revision. I then realise it's not running off Cluebot feed, and after a little bit it works. Does this mean CBNG is back up? Or am I in dangerous territory and should switch back to the revQueue? Thanks

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When I double click on "STiki_2016_08_14.jar", it is simply opening in the WinRAR as any other zipped folder. I am using a Windows 7 Ultimate edition. Kindly let me know how to use STiki. Thanks a lot.

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Is anybody having problems running STiki? Haven't been able to connect to the backend today. Not sure if this is due to my organisation's local settings, or if it's because the STiki server is down.

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and revert vandalism. I must mention that I have also applied for rollback permision but its not yet granted (pending possibly due to my low edit count). I got excited recently when I crossed 1000

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Thanks for the response. I have tried, but the STiki system indicated that I dont have sufficient privileges to use the tool. The pop up window indicate 1. have rollback permission, 2. have : -->

4613:, Curiously, BTinternet (my email provider) who are operated by Yahoo in the UK, were non-operational for many hours yesterday afternoon and evening. On telephoning them, I was told they were 3502:

An old request from a user with very few edits. While I'm inclined to assume good faith and believe other moderation duties make him/her capable, there is just too little en.wiki experience.

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thanks. I got it working now. I downloaded the JRE from Java's official site. Is there any way to find "not so recent edits"? Also, is there a "user manual"? I tried, but couldn't find it. —

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else want to give the CBNG authors a poke and see if they can get the IRC running again? The bot itself is running, and their IRC server is up, so I don't understand the difficulty, there.

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STiki has now been re-ingesting edits for about 12 hours (and processed 58,000 edits), so we'd expect client behavior to be typical again. Let me know if this isn't the case. Thanks,

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Thought so. Turned on Huggle, but it looked empty with regard to problematic editing, which I know is partly due to Sundays being slow. I prefer the classic Huggle to the new Huggle.

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non-recent edits from the queue. We'll see if that bumps up overall hit-rate performance (which has been hovering around a quite low 20% since CBNG's IRC feed went down). Thanks,

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Hello, I don't have 1000+ edits in the article namespace as I only became active recently but if you have a look at my edits, its mostly to fight vandalism. Presently, I am using

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and they could wreak havoc. Therefore, it is likely that Firefox has made their browser more secure by requiring you to whitelist what Java script is ok to run. Google shows me

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Thank you! Despite an increasingly busy "real life" I am committed to keeping the tool running. That said, significant expansion is probably going to require another developer.

4103:, any idea what is going on? The frustrating thing about Huggle is that it's usually the case that what I reverted has already been reverted, and so my revert was for nothing. 3358:

I think Hume42 is a very trusted member of the Portuguese Knowledge and can help understanding if it is worthwhile to spend the need efforts to localize STiki to Portuguese.

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Hello, I've reversed a lot of unconstructive and/or vandalism on Knowledge. I don't qualify for the rollback permission but I still would like to use this software. Thank You

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Hello, I've reversed a lot of unconstructive and/or vandalism on Knowledge. I don't qualify for the rollback permission but I still would like to use this software. Thanks!

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curiosity. I've very little experience editing Knowledge, having only done a handful of edits over the years, but I operate in good faith and I'm judicious with changes.

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Is that why I've been seeing some weirdness: STiki shows me all the edits done by one IP so many times I investigate it and end up Innocenting them. Then is sends me to

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While not a complete "user-guide", the "help" documentation inside of STiki (accessed via the "Help" menu option) is pretty extensive in nature. In addition to reading

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Hi there! I have downloaded STiki numerous times. When it downloads, in the folder, it says STiki is a JAR file but it doesn't open. Any idea how to open it? Thanks,

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the 1,000 edits yet, I don't think; but I'm pretty close. I would like to give STiki a try and see how things go with your software. I look forward to your answer.

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Metadata/STiki queue remains the default. While CBNG is running, the IRC feeds from which STiki consumes the scoring remains down. I have notified the CBNG team.

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feel that allowing me to use this tool would help to stop vandalism by finding and reverting it at a faster rate than what would have been otherwise possible. --

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changes that I have made. I also am familiar with Java coding, and would be more than willing to help test and debug future versions on numerous OS platforms.

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Hi, I would like to request permission to use the STiki tool to support fighting vandalism for I am in the counter vandalism program with rollback right.Thanks.

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STiki has been unusable for the past 10 days or so (2 weekends and in between), due to the old issue with CPU overload by STiki; multiple restarts don't help.

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Solid edit count, but frequent (and denied) permissions requests along with unanswered concerns about tagging behavior make this fall short for me. As always,

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user/IP's contribs (using the "edits" link) in case they're on a spree, and knowing if they don't have any other edits would avoid spending time checking. —

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is the combined talk page for all the ClueNet projects. I've even tried to ping/email the authors directly with respect to the ClueBot IRC channel. Thanks,

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I get this problem occasionally, even on a relatively stable network. In my case, initiating an AGF revert under such circumstances causes STiki to close.

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STiki has generally followed the conventions of other tools like Huggle and Twinkle. If broad consensus is reached, I am happy to implement the change.

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A borderline case given a few talk page messages, but ultimately overcome by the volume and narrow work in recent changes patrolling. Happy reverting,

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Unfortunately, sometimes, it is still doing two reverts with one click. I don't know why but it could be how hard I am clicking on the button.

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I am getting on well with STiki. There seems to be no problems today. I don't know what happened yesterday but it is working fine today.

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This is listed as "pending" above, but I've been using bot passwords to login for several weeks now, after enabling 2FA on my account...

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Thanks for notifying, will I have to reinstall Java or STiki or will it automatically take care of itself when it is fixed? Thanks.

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You may find that using STiki in the way Andrew describes is the best way to meet your needs. Something else you could look at is

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experience, just want to keep it accurate and reliable because it has come to matter hugely. It seems I meet the requirements.

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You are one of STiki's most dedicated users. We'll get it sorted out. I'll have more cycles after the new year, if not before.

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Yes. I had this problem yesterday. I also use Windows 10. I will try seeing if it will work today and I will feedback to you.

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Is the use of to-browser links a common part of your STiki workflow? Does this seem consistent? Sounds like a starting point.

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What an awesome piece of kit...and also an example of how jobs seemingly requiring a human can be done by AI. In admiration...

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interesting lol. If STiki could show edits that need a look, then it would be very useful for time management. I agree with

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Yeah, for the record I can confirm it's not working for me either. Appears only to display an error message upon opening. –

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Greetings, STiki-ers. When about to welcome a new user, I found they were having some difficulty and posted this thread:

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Hmmm... Is anyone else experiencing difficulty? Things are working fine on my side and server performance seems nominal.

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Scratch that - seems to be working now under a different network; so it's definitely down to the local settings - sorry.

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Yes, before STiki, I used Huggle. STiki changed everything; when it comes to my Knowledge editing, I'm addicted to it.

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I tend to use STiki in 50-100 edit bursts, and only noticed freezing when attempting to load external links to Safari.

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articles. Loved that man. Saw him over 20 times live (I'm in my early 30's) and traveled extensively to see him at

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I don't know what else to do. I tried a fresh STiki download as well. I hate to think that I will need to use

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Granted on basis of Twinkle experience with anti-vandal focus and reasonable NS0 edit count. Happy reverting.

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responsible and know my way around the wiki enough to use STiki, and I thank you for considering my request.

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Thanks for the note. I assumed I actually had to write supporting code. I'll remove it from the table above.

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Hey! I got my name changed from MilkGams to MilkGames. I can no longer access the tool - Please add me back.

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Seems to be the case. STiki runs on my computer but it lags more than usual and is churning out old edits.

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It hasn't happened on the first revert but I am monitoring it. I will let you know if there are problems.

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Everything should be working normal again, as I've offloaded the statistical workload to another machine.

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Obviously, this work-around isn't ideal as it negates one of the efficiency-improving features of STiki.

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I just downloaded STiki but then, where is the .exe file? All I saw was a .jar file, which I can't open.

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The CBNG IRC channel going silent pales a little compared to the current dilemma—the entire bot is down.

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In researching my article on CBNG, I noticed that ClueBot III was back up. How do I poke the CBNG team?

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Yes it's there, I tend to use for it admins when I run across them. I totally forgot about that feature.

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Individual users can edit the edit summaries on their own before using it to revert. Also just to note:

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We could give them a channel on STiki's machine (armstrong.cis.upenn.edu) and IRC if that's any help.

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You will need the Java Runtime Environment in order to use STiki. You can download and install it via

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With more than 2K main namespace edits, you automatically have permission to use the tool. Thanks,

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Not as dire as initially thought. STiki should be running full steam again within a couple hours.

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Given that you were granted rollback, you automatically have permission to use the tool. Thanks,

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I suspect that STiki's performance is lagging as I am compiling the year-end aggregates for the

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Still down. I've pinged the authors directly (in addition to the talk page message). Thanks,

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It would be great to have an optional STiki queue which is fed from the personal watchlist.

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And I am receiving one-year-old STiki edits for review now: how come?! anyone else the same?

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earlier this year, and other fun venues. Keeping rocking, Tom. Happy reverting, Figfires.

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Can't login! It says I don't have sufficient permissions. Pleach check and revert! Thanks

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page as well when using the "Rollback (AGF)" option, so you could also bring this up at

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java -Dswing.metalTheme=steel -jar location/of/stiki/in/file/system/STiki_2016_08_14.jar

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in case he doesn't know that it's down and in case he has his pings tied to his email.

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edits and instantly came here to check just to realize that they all need to be in the

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It's just a Java program, so if Java can run on FreeBSD, STiki should be able to run.

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Do you avoid the links because you know from experience that they make things worse?

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I have made the metadata/STiki queue the default. CBNG has been down for 12+ hours.

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1042 contributions re-mapped; will be reflected at next leaderboard update. Thanks,

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I assume the network switch issue from earlier this week is being resolved. Thanks,

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Focused experience and rapidly approaching 1000 edits, regardless. Happy reverting.

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I got an error message that said it was "Unable to connect to the STiki back-end. —

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I tried to login and somehow it worked this time. So all is good now. Thank you.

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MacOS/Windows/Linux incompatibilities) and not anything mission critical. Thanks,

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Highly unlikely. The University of Pennsylvania has its own vast infrastructure.

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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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so do I have to download the Java Runtime Environment to run STiki on Windows?

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identifies vandalistic edits with a certain accuracy would be ideal. Thanks! --

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Unknown reasons at this time. No one schedules maintenance for 4:30PM. Thanks,

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No need to ping me to this talk page, by the way, since it's on my watchlist.

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Seriously? You just asked for (and were denied) permission a couple days ago:

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Hello, i would like to access the STiki API. The GitHub repository links to

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username change but not where it was apparent continuously for a few days. –

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Agreeing with Super48paul, 26 mainspace edits is far too little experience.

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Account granted permission and 227 prior contributions re-mapped. Thanks,

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can see that I´m doing a great job on enwiki watching my contribuitions.

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edits? Then all ambiguities will be solved. Also, CVUA helps. Good luck,

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I still can't get on. It wasn't working when I tried five days ago. —

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I'm assuming you are on Windows. There is no *.EXE. If you have the

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thanks a lot! I'll try to be more clear on talk pages as well! :)

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Knowledge:Village_pump_(technical)#Apparent_problems_with_STiki

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Thank you for your interest. At some point since I wrote that,

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might be good to get some counter vandalism experience first.

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Yes, I would agree. STiki was trouble-free this morning. ‑ ‑

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This tool can produce edit summaries of the form: "Reverted

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and more. If reading them does not give a good feeling, try

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without clicking on the links in STiki, which seems to work.

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Added to the tracking table as T#061. If there is a global

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Do you have a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installed?

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Still getting hits as old as 85 days on the CBNG queue.

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Wikipedia_talk:STiki/Archive_25#Request_for_permission_3

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can accelerate your obtaining the permission. Thanks,

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couldn't not approve after seeing the recent work on

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the delay and thank you for your patience. Thanks,

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sorry i forgot to ping you in my previous message. —

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Thanks, 732:No, I granted you access to STiki only. 545:STiki repeatedly reports dropped session 530:Everything will work as normal. Thanks, 14: 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 4407:connectivity at the moment). Thanks, 1610:Thank you for considering my request. 1504:Made a tweak. Try again now, please. 1128:as soon as the matter is resolved. — 793:, which list all edits by new users. 667: 2577: 1736:Yet Another STiki permission request 1547:Feature request: Dark skin for STiki 604:Using Stiki without rollback rights? 25: 4617:. 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Happy reverting. 3311:No wonder. 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Its working now! 187:18:47, 7 March 2017 (UTC) 154:19:00, 6 March 2017 (UTC) 134:16:23, 7 March 2017 (UTC) 112:07:39, 7 March 2017 (UTC) 4719:Java Runtime Environment 3329:Stiki request permission 2656:04:52, 3 June 2017 (UTC) 2641:04:00, 3 June 2017 (UTC) 2618:09:24, 2 June 2017 (UTC) 2403:01:12, 9 June 2017 (UTC) 2384:01:07, 9 June 2017 (UTC) 2354:13:33, 19 May 2017 (UTC) 2333:22:01, 18 May 2017 (UTC) 2292:12:43, 17 May 2017 (UTC) 2259:14:08, 14 May 2017 (UTC) 2242:02:53, 14 May 2017 (UTC) 1634:UIManager.setLookAndFeel 1386:STiki permission request 4575:STiki is currently down 3671:Huh. 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