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3546:? It's not showing up in the transclusion, so I may have done something wrong or missed one of the "admin-only" steps. Unfortunately I don't have the patience to parse the "don't do this, do this!" old/new instructions on this page, but I do feel looking into this case is pretty important. I hope this process can be made more user-friendly at some point. Unless you've made it difficult to discourage frivolous requests?
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4142:(Note that had those "undoing" what I had done so far been as careful, all the cries of confusion and brokenness below on this page would not have happened. I even noted that all they need to have done is go through my contribution history. - It's easy to call names and make presumptions about someone and the "care" they put into something, it's perhaps a bit more difficult to actually
707:(Note that had those "undoing" what I had done so far been as careful, all the cries of confusion and brokenness below on this page would not have happened. I even noted that all they need to have done is go through my contribution history. - It's easy to call names and make presumptions about someone and the "care" they put into something, it's perhaps a bit more difficult to actually
4452:(checking that a range block won't block out a bunch of legit editors) and vote checks, checking that there was not ballot stuffing. There are probably other reasons, but listing the reasons and making everything else go as a case is probably best as making a case is not really that hard, and it gives us a chance to track the history of a particular problem user/puppet master. ——
1370:(checking that a range block won't block out a bunch of legit editors) and vote checks, checking that there was not ballot stuffing. There are probably other reasons, but listing the reasons and making everything else go as a case is probably best as making a case is not really that hard, and it gives us a chance to track the history of a particular problem user/puppet master. ——
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simply to make the archives a subpage of each case. This lowers our transclude size significently, so as long as we don't have over 50 or 60 open cases at one time on the page we will be fine. If we have more issues I'll look into alternate ways to reduce our load further, but I don't think this will be needed. ——
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Right now what I see, the directions for quick check are not being followed... people are putting requests there that really should be a case. I suggest coming up with some specific criteria for quick check and rejecting/making a case out of all else. Generally what I see that useful for is IP checks
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because things may change "during", and we should minimise the changes that they may need to make.) But with so many bots acting "immediately" constantly (compared to, let's say a daily archive bot, or something), letting them know in advance to at least "pause" the bots, might have been a good idea.
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for 2 days. People miss phone calls, emails, and sometimes
Knowledge Talk page threads too. I have no opinion on the name -yet- but I am deeply concerned by the trend on Knowledge that makes people want to have decisions made in a split second without second guessing (that's not only directed towards
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Anyway, if this is your own little
Esperanza-like heirarchy corner of Knowledge (clerks, trainee clerks, what?), then please don't let me stop you. I merely thought that with the uproar not so long ago about admin "investigations" that perhaps we should go with a more tried and true name. <shrugs:
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My second concern is... how much is this data being used? Just because the bot reports something does not mean that action is always taken. Have we used the data from the bot reports yet to actually do something with it? If this is not the case, I'd suggest leaving things as is, and allowing users to
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Right now what I see, the directions for quick check are not being followed... people are putting requests there that really should be a case. I suggest coming up with some specific criteria for quick check and rejecting/making a case out of all else. Generally what I see that useful for is IP checks
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because things may change "during", and we should minimise the changes that they may need to make.) But with so many bots acting "immediately" constantly (compared to, let's say a daily archive bot, or something), letting them know in advance to at least "pause" the bots, might have been a good idea.
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for 2 days. People miss phone calls, emails, and sometimes
Knowledge Talk page threads too. I have no opinion on the name -yet- but I am deeply concerned by the trend on Knowledge that makes people want to have decisions made in a split second without second guessing (that's not only directed towards
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Anyway, if this is your own little
Esperanza-like heirarchy corner of Knowledge (clerks, trainee clerks, what?), then please don't let me stop you. I merely thought that with the uproar not so long ago about admin "investigations" that perhaps we should go with a more tried and true name. <shrugs:
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Most likely you created the case while the bot was down earlier today (due to wikipedia's servers acting odd) or yesterday (when toolserver went down). Doing a "null edit", which is basically adding a new line to the case and clicking save, causes the bot to look at the case and do the correct stuff
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We *can* think about doing that, but as the bot runs 24/7 in most cases the down time we speak of is usually less then 15 minutes. The time for the bot to parse all the subpages and actually check that everything is in order will grow as this process is in use longer. To see if a case is new, it has
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Right, so we need to make a section not called "quick check" and list in that section the *specific* reasons to use that section and all else becomes a case, as most of the requests there right now seem to be from folks that think that section is "faster" then the normal process... which seems to be
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If the bot is to do this, I need some instructions as to when and where to notify the users. All users on a new case should be notified (those that are in the checkuser and checkip templates)? Lets work this out before I get the bot posting out of WP:SPI space. Also to do this, I will need to make a
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Most likely you created the case while the bot was down earlier today (due to wikipedia's servers acting odd) or yesterday (when toolserver went down). Doing a "null edit", which is basically adding a new line to the case and clicking save, causes the bot to look at the case and do the correct stuff
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a subpage that contains identical content to this page minus all the collapsible boxes, and additionally another subpage that contains all requests requiring checkuser attention minus boxes. As silly as it sounds, right now the boxes really are putting me off working on this page. I understand that,
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We *can* think about doing that, but as the bot runs 24/7 in most cases the down time we speak of is usually less then 15 minutes. The time for the bot to parse all the subpages and actually check that everything is in order will grow as this process is in use longer. To see if a case is new, it has
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Right, so we need to make a section not called "quick check" and list in that section the *specific* reasons to use that section and all else becomes a case, as most of the requests there right now seem to be from folks that think that section is "faster" then the normal process... which seems to be
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Jc37, the way most changes get done is when somebody has sufficient clue to realize what needs to be done, and that the change will not be opposed. If there is a chance of opposition, major changes should be discussed. Moving an active noticeboard with scores of subpages and robot dependencies is
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So anyway, I'm done with the discussion and concern. I personally think that the name of this page is more than bitey, and has connotative suggestiveness that I think we should probably avoid, but I guess I just don't care enough to continue to worry about it. Probably better to allow the potential
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The name already became more long-winded when it went from 'Suspected sock puppets' to 'Sockpuppet investigations' (six syllables went to eight). No need to go up to eleven syllables ('Requests for sockpuppet investigation'). It's already ambiguous whether the submitter has already investigated, or
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This should have gained proper consensus beforehand, and I agree Jc37's actions were very careless and disruptive, but
Lucasbfr's personal attacks were unnecessary to say the least. In so many words Lucas called Jc37 stupid, insane, etc. which is very uncivil, and not really something you expect to
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Oh, I get it now. It was not obvious to me that the things above the buttons are editable fields. I just clicked the button and saw the admin-only thing. I was looking at this in Chrome, BTW, but it looks the same in
Firefox (can't get iE to work right now). Maybe I'm being especially thick lately,
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It's a thought, though I think general practice from AfD and similar areas should work fine. Every so often a case can use a talk page, and where it can't people seem to take a hint from the vast number of subpages. If it's a problem, though, it's definitely worth trying to figure out how to direct
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Jc37, the way most changes get done is when somebody has sufficient clue to realize what needs to be done, and that the change will not be opposed. If there is a chance of opposition, major changes should be discussed. Moving an active noticeboard with scores of subpages and robot dependencies is
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So anyway, I'm done with the discussion and concern. I personally think that the name of this page is more than bitey, and has connotative suggestiveness that I think we should probably avoid, but I guess I just don't care enough to continue to worry about it. Probably better to allow the potential
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The name already became more long-winded when it went from 'Suspected sock puppets' to 'Sockpuppet investigations' (six syllables went to eight). No need to go up to eleven syllables ('Requests for sockpuppet investigation'). It's already ambiguous whether the submitter has already investigated, or
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This should have gained proper consensus beforehand, and I agree Jc37's actions were very careless and disruptive, but
Lucasbfr's personal attacks were unnecessary to say the least. In so many words Lucas called Jc37 stupid, insane, etc. which is very uncivil, and not really something you expect to
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Quick summary for users unfamiliar (based on chat) - this would be for blatant obvious vandalism, that doesn't have any question about it, but needs checkuser to resolve, where it's not even necessary to know who the sockmaster is but just to deal with it. Also for suspected proxy-using vandals to
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I understand the original name is preferred instead these days. However, as
Lucasbfr indicated, this is a meme not a user. The community has previously rejected listing all the sockpuppets participating in the meme, since such lists serve no useful purpose, nay are detrimental, to this project. --
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We *can* have the bot maintain two versions, but before doing so I want to see if its possible to get someone to code some js or css that will prevent the show/hide boxes from showing for those that don't want them. If this is not possible or is not done by friday, I will have the bot maintain two
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I understand the original name is preferred instead these days. However, as
Lucasbfr indicated, this is a meme not a user. The community has previously rejected listing all the sockpuppets participating in the meme, since such lists serve no useful purpose, nay are detrimental, to this project. --
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We were hitting transclude limits pretty bad early on. The page was transcluding over 2MB of data, which wikipedia won't permit. Our problem was we were transcluding the active cases *and* all prior cases that were archived as we had them in those show/hide boxes. My solution to this problem was
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Ok, we can change the behavior, though I noticed that you guys came up with a clever solution, just letting the archive notice template contain the header. I think at this point, we should just continue in the same fashion. EG, no changes to the bot as I think the notice template is clearer, and
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A possibility we can do is redirect all case page talk pages to this page. This prevents any issues with folks posting to those case talk pages and nobody noticing. Hardly anyone ever posts to the case talk pages anyway, and more attention to issues on a case would be gained if they posted here
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The point about clogging up is very pertinent, and it is the fact that these cases are clogging up the main SPI page, with nobody really looking at them that first drew my attention to the fact that improvements were needed. 90% of the cases that the bot reports don't actually edit, and without
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Do we want the bot to leave the L4 header? I was under the impression that was added as part of the "new case" thing that happens when someone clicks the buttons to create a case. Right now the bot simply "blanks" the page and replaces whatever is left with the archive notice. Do we want the L4
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or something), we could have the template take care of formatting issues, rather than needing to modify bot code every time we want a formatting change. If the template then grabbed style information using a relative path, in some circumstances, I don't think it'd be too much trouble to get
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I need to do a sockpuppet request, but I cannot figure out how to actually fill out your request form. It's so convoluted that I get lost, and I don't want to do it wrong and have the whole thing removed because it wasn't performed correctly. Could someone provide some assistance. :D
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care, and I had been working on adjusting the various things for well over an hour before others' "panic" struck. Note that it's fairly simple to adjust a process, especially at it's early stages. merely check for page transclusions, whatlinkshere, and FT2's contribution history.
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care, and I had been working on adjusting the various things for well over an hour before others' "panic" struck. Note that it's fairly simple to adjust a process, especially at it's early stages. merely check for page transclusions, whatlinkshere, and FT2's contribution history.
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The question here is do we want the bot generated reports to be clogging up our SPI system? What I mean is the SPI reports have no clue as to what the master account would be which is what our case titles are. Eg, hagger socks go into hagger, etc. If this is possible, that is a
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FYI, toolserver went down for a few minutes, the bot has restarted, but its possible that a case or two got missed.. if so just make a "null edit" (do a null edit by adding a line by hitting enter somewhere on the case and save it) This causes the bot to re-evaluate. Thanks——
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FYI, toolserver went down for a few minutes, the bot has restarted, but its possible that a case or two got missed.. if so just make a "null edit" (do a null edit by adding a line by hitting enter somewhere on the case and save it) This causes the bot to re-evaluate. Thanks——
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This is fixed... the bot will remove level 2 and 3 headers. The instructions should be modified accordingly. (Don't tell people *not* to leave a summary). Note that the bot simply removes them, does not do any formatting with them as most of the time they are garbage... ——
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This is fixed... the bot will remove level 2 and 3 headers. The instructions should be modified accordingly. (Don't tell people *not* to leave a summary). Note that the bot simply removes them, does not do any formatting with them as most of the time they are garbage... ——
4245:. Your first strike was making the change without consensus. Your second strike is defending your original action in the face of thoughtful objections from multiple clueful users. If you pull a stunt like this again, that will be strike three, and you'll be heading to
810:. Your first strike was making the change without consensus. Your second strike is defending your original action in the face of thoughtful objections from multiple clueful users. If you pull a stunt like this again, that will be strike three, and you'll be heading to
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with it. In future cases, I advise folks if they don't see their case in 30 minutes or so, to simply do a null edit, most likely the bot did not see due to technical issues on toolserver or wikipedia itself. I did the null edit this time so all should be well. ——
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with it. In future cases, I advise folks if they don't see their case in 30 minutes or so, to simply do a null edit, most likely the bot did not see due to technical issues on toolserver or wikipedia itself. I did the null edit this time so all should be well. ——
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hope that you treat other, less experienced, editors better than this. Agressiveness, eagerness to attack (or to intentionally "set up" a scenario so that you can feel justfied to block someone), and so on, would seem to be less-than-collegiate, at the very
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hope that you treat other, less experienced, editors better than this. Agressiveness, eagerness to attack (or to intentionally "set up" a scenario so that you can feel justfied to block someone), and so on, would seem to be less-than-collegiate, at the very
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for sample functionality). I think this section served a useful purpose; I hope we can have it and resist this tendency to complicate everything. For reference, this is a long-standing part of the RFCU process, arising out of a discussion from August 2006:
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name. (I merely think that a discussion should be had considering the name, in particular considering some events in the not-so-distant past concerning "investigations" and "sleuthing". But I suppose I'll leave that to be someone else's concern for
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name. (I merely think that a discussion should be had considering the name, in particular considering some events in the not-so-distant past concerning "investigations" and "sleuthing". But I suppose I'll leave that to be someone else's concern for
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Do to the recent page move, the clerk bot is officially broken. I am not sure how we are going to do this, but clerks (or anyone who wants to help for that matter) are going to have to do everything by hand until I can get
Nixeagle to fix the bot.
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and look for the two buttons halfway down the instruction page. You will probably want the second one which asks for checkuser attention. Just change CASENAME to the name of the master account and push the button and follow the directions. ——
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Yes start with that change, but don't actually make subpages with it yet. We don't want to clog up the "Open cases" either. First this feed needs to show itself useful before we start making individual cases out of it. There is a reason
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broke horribly on the archive pages, because it used {{SUBPAGENAME}}, i.e. the last part of the page name, which is always "Archive" I've changed it to use {{#titleparts:{{PAGENAME}}|1|2}}, which will always pick up the second
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know what the master account is, and already adds that to the text of the report. It would be a pretty trivial change to the bot blacklist to have it direct every report to the correct SPI case page, rather than the main SPI
3769:-like reaction. Moving a page is bold (why not), but moving an entire subspace without checking first that will not break things is reckless. If you want, this is like discovering in the morning that someone moved all of
334:-like reaction. Moving a page is bold (why not), but moving an entire subspace without checking first that will not break things is reckless. If you want, this is like discovering in the morning that someone moved all of
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It would be best if there were a particular username we could file all this under. I have seen behavior patterns in this user that may be useful in preemptively banning accounts created, if we can get a CU orchestrated.
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slow to me both ways right now as we need more people understanding how the new system works and actually going through the deluge of "SSP" style cases where admins can deal with them without the help of a checkuser. ——
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It would be best if there were a particular username we could file all this under. I have seen behavior patterns in this user that may be useful in preemptively banning accounts created, if we can get a CU orchestrated.
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slow to me both ways right now as we need more people understanding how the new system works and actually going through the deluge of "SSP" style cases where admins can deal with them without the help of a checkuser. ——
4007:. As such, you are not "requesting" a sockpuppet investigation (when you click submit you have already filed one, so there is nothing left to request) you are more requesting conversation about the case you have filed.
572:. As such, you are not "requesting" a sockpuppet investigation (when you click submit you have already filed one, so there is nothing left to request) you are more requesting conversation about the case you have filed.
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As for the name "Sockpuppet investigations" and the so-called "consensus". I'll have to find it again, but it was more like someone proposed the name, someone else suggested it be plural, and that was it. Entrenched
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As for the name "Sockpuppet investigations" and the so-called "consensus". I'll have to find it again, but it was more like someone proposed the name, someone else suggested it be plural, and that was it. Entrenched
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This is something I've known as an issue for a while now, there are several implementation problems I need to work through as well as solve some other bugs before I get to this one though. I've put it on a list at
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On it atm. X is working from the bottom, I'm working from the top, but also, there are pages that require a sysop to move them because of their protection, so X or you or whoever will have to take care of those.—
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This is something I've known as an issue for a while now, there are several implementation problems I need to work through as well as solve some other bugs before I get to this one though. I've put it on a list at
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On it atm. X is working from the bottom, I'm working from the top, but also, there are pages that require a sysop to move them because of their protection, so X or you or whoever will have to take care of those.—
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I was going to finish the rest of the "whatlinkshere", but since there now seems a "cloud" over this, I'll just stop editing for now so that someone who wishes to revert, can just use my contributions history. -
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on the bot. I have avoided doing so before now because the bot is very localized and only in this space. However for me to have it edit talk pages will require that I get broader consensus for its operations. ——
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This is something that we could quite easily achieve with a conditional template, and it should make the bot's job easier, because it would only have to deal with single lines per case, rather than the 3 it does
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I was going to finish the rest of the "whatlinkshere", but since there now seems a "cloud" over this, I'll just stop editing for now so that someone who wishes to revert, can just use my contributions history. -
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but I don't register boxes with text already in them as editable fields. I don't see clear instructions about how to link to investigations in the older style. I'll leave a note on the new case report. Thanks!
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If this is something that can work without the bot having to keep two versions, one with the show/hide boxes and one without, then please give it a shot. I can easily change which template the bot looks at. ——
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These are almost always caused by people ignoring the "don't add a heading" instruction. When Nixeagle gets a minute, the bot will be set up to clean up such things. I've removed a superfluous header to fix.
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These are almost always caused by people ignoring the "don't add a heading" instruction. When Nixeagle gets a minute, the bot will be set up to clean up such things. I've removed a superfluous header to fix.
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has proposed this page be renamed to either Requests for sockpuppet investigation, or Sockpuppet investigation requests. Let me state a few reasons why a rename is not needed, and should not be carried out:
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has proposed this page be renamed to either Requests for sockpuppet investigation, or Sockpuppet investigation requests. Let me state a few reasons why a rename is not needed, and should not be carried out:
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The SPI Bot is currently down as a result of Wikimedia's page load issues. The RC feed is working as Wikimedia's IRC feed is not dependant on the web servers - however the bot is down until further notice.
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The SPI Bot is currently down as a result of Wikimedia's page load issues. The RC feed is working as Wikimedia's IRC feed is not dependant on the web servers - however the bot is down until further notice.
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We want to leave the L4 header, and the User5 template. These are only added by the preload if the page doesn't exist. If adding to a page that already exists, the preload only adds th L5 header onwards.
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Create ordinary case pages for all the HBC blacklist cases, and target the HBC bot at the case pages rather than at bots section, and let the clerkbot relist these pages as required. (fairly easy)
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There was actually a discussion (a small one though) which determined it best to handle all IP block requests via cases, like anything else. I think we need to discuss this before adding it back.
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4163:. (I had intended on doing that after the move was completed - something which is the normal SOP with such things - action occurs which affects bots, let them know after the action is resolved.
728:. (I had intended on doing that after the move was completed - something which is the normal SOP with such things - action occurs which affects bots, let them know after the action is resolved.
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If we opt for the dual display, I'd suggest leaving the boxed versions on the main page and offering a link to the unboxed version, since it seems that the majority of people like the boxes. --
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This could have just created a huge problem. You needed to have spoken with Nixeagle who runs the clerk bot before making this move, as now the bot does not read any of the case pages........
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This could have just created a huge problem. You needed to have spoken with Nixeagle who runs the clerk bot before making this move, as now the bot does not read any of the case pages........
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This kind of thing is happening often enough that I think you should modify the bot to search for these stray reports. People don't want to have to shepherd their report through the process.—
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This kind of thing is happening often enough that I think you should modify the bot to search for these stray reports. People don't want to have to shepherd their report through the process.—
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3426:, it won't categorise it. The current cases that are affected will stay affected until they are edited, or the job queue catches up with them, but no new archive cases will be categorised.
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When a case already has an archive page, archiving a further report overwrote the existing archive, rather than appending the further report, and copied the whole of the active page over.
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When a case already has an archive page, archiving a further report overwrote the existing archive, rather than appending the further report, and copied the whole of the active page over.
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I was going to suggest that it merely be moved to the singular form, but the more I think about it, the more I think that perhaps we should restore the word "request" in the page name.
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I was going to suggest that it merely be moved to the singular form, but the more I think about it, the more I think that perhaps we should restore the word "request" in the page name.
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I never called him stupid. I said this action was stupid. I still think harsh words were needed here, the page is completely broken for 24 hours now, and we have no way to fix it. --
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I never called him stupid. I said this action was stupid. I still think harsh words were needed here, the page is completely broken for 24 hours now, and we have no way to fix it. --
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Yes, the page will break as it adds a level two heading where one is not supposed to be. I was thinking of having the bot remove the heading if it was accidentally added by someone.
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Case pages are in whatever order the bot adds them. I'm not really sure which order it is in though. Bot reported cases is done by a different bot, which is not under my control. ——
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Case pages are in whatever order the bot adds them. I'm not really sure which order it is in though. Bot reported cases is done by a different bot, which is not under my control. ——
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Yes, the page will break as it adds a level two heading where one is not supposed to be. I was thinking of having the bot remove the heading if it was accidentally added by someone.
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That is not needed. I generally check talk pages of cases I work on, and find that uses often leave links to other cases, AN/ANI threads there in reference to the user in question.
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for archiving. This is done for technical reasons as there were some transclusion issues. Anyone who sees a wording change needing to be made to the new archive template, please
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in big red letters. Why is this the case; will something break if there is an edit summary left with the report creation? Is there any chance this will change in the future?
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If there is still some confusion about something I changed, and help is wanted to return it to the previous state, please drop me a note on my talk page, I'll be happy to help.
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rather then on a case page. Therefor a solution to this is to have the bot simply check new cases and if the case talk pages are a redlink, add a redirect to here. Thoughts? ——
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The archive process robs the active page of its L4 ==== ] ==== header, so I've amended the archive notice to add the header back in (and keep the TOC clean). I also added the
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in big red letters. Why is this the case; will something break if there is an edit summary left with the report creation? Is there any chance this will change in the future?
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If there is still some confusion about something I changed, and help is wanted to return it to the previous state, please drop me a note on my talk page, I'll be happy to help.
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Yep, thats about what I'm thinking... however I want to see if we can't avoid having to do two versions mainly because it will make the bot twice as slow in updating cases. ——
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For the moment we'll try running this out of "other requests." I've expanded the wording in the header accordingly. If this becomes an issue we'll kick it to its own section.
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For future notice: If you wish to change the page that this operates out of, someone needs to change a config variable on the bot, so please let folks know before you do it!
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As a result of the changes to archiving, this wasn't working correctly. This has now been fixed, but there is still an issue with the template, which I am working on!!
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As a result of the changes to archiving, this wasn't working correctly. This has now been fixed, but there is still an issue with the template, which I am working on!!
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Filing new cases is barfing because the boilerplate for a new case is a redirect, and if you preload a redirect, you get the redirect content, not the target content.
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now add "checked" to the RFCU template. I have not tested that this is the case, but if I did everything right, it will work. If its not working, let me know here. ——
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Well this combined business is all news to me, and I like to think I'm in the loop (apparently not). Anyway, we seem to have lost the old IP check section from
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When archiving a subsequent case, it ought to append and it ought to take ONLY the L5 heading onwards (the L4 heading should be copied on first archive only).
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to report will already have templated all the suspects, so the bot will need to parse the user talk to determine whether a notification has been left already.
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When archiving a subsequent case, it ought to append and it ought to take ONLY the L5 heading onwards (the L4 heading should be copied on first archive only).
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This is fixed... the bot will remove level 2 and 3 headers. The instructions should be modified accordingly. (Don't tell people *not* to leave a summary). ——
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This is fixed... the bot will remove level 2 and 3 headers. The instructions should be modified accordingly. (Don't tell people *not* to leave a summary). ——
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Or... just make a case named "HAGGER" or whatever the original dude's name was. (He is a prolific vandal/abuser that we ought to be archiving info on). ——
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Or... just make a case named "HAGGER" or whatever the original dude's name was. (He is a prolific vandal/abuser that we ought to be archiving info on). ——
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I want to make a CU request for an editor whom I suspect as being the HAGGER dude. But I do not know what username to use to refer to him. Please advise.
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wow... that was fast... I think the technical problems are done with (wikipedia wide issues look to be working...) Bot should work now as it can edit. ——
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wow... that was fast... I think the technical problems are done with (wikipedia wide issues look to be working...) Bot should work now as it can edit. ——
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I want to make a CU request for an editor whom I suspect as being the HAGGER dude. But I do not know what username to use to refer to him. Please advise.
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Would it be a good idea for the bot, when listing a page, to delete any lines containing L2 or L3 headings (case pages should have L4/l5 headings only)
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Would it be a good idea for the bot, when listing a page, to delete any lines containing L2 or L3 headings (case pages should have L4/l5 headings only)
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I won't say the instructions here are the best, but you made your request on the wrong process page. Requests for checkuser is no longer active. Go to
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Thanks for posting here, its on my todo list. I'll definately see about making a subpage without the boxes that contains *only* checkuser requests. ——
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with your sysop bit in jeopardy. Forgive me for being blunt, but those are the facts, like them or not. Hopefully a word to the wise is sufficient.
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I'm not sure that's needed, on RFCU we used to move extensive off topic discussions there, some users might still feel the need to do it. Dunno... --
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with your sysop bit in jeopardy. Forgive me for being blunt, but those are the facts, like them or not. Hopefully a word to the wise is sufficient.
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The bot is fixed afaik. Its editing properly. I did not do anything, moving the pages back to where they are supposed to go fixed it on its own. ——
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My main objection to adding "requests for..." is that it adds nothing to the meaning of the title, while making it substantially more cumbersome.
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My main objection to adding "requests for..." is that it adds nothing to the meaning of the title, while making it substantially more cumbersome.
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And if I was intending "great disruption" or some such nonsense, I wonder if I would have stopped to discuss as I did, when concerns were raised.
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I wouldn't consider this as much a request page as a "please look into this (investigate)" page. The above reasons sum everything up pretty well.
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The fact that recidivist cases don't now transclude loads of old stuff should help, but clearly we could check on whether we have any redundancy.
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And if I was intending "great disruption" or some such nonsense, I wonder if I would have stopped to discuss as I did, when concerns were raised.
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I wouldn't consider this as much a request page as a "please look into this (investigate)" page. The above reasons sum everything up pretty well.
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Get the HBC bot to create its reports in an SPI-like format (requires co-operation from bot owner, but I could actually provide him with a patch)
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Newest at bottom as the Oldest ones as the older ones should take priority over the newer ones as a backlog will start building fast otherwise.
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Newest at bottom as the Oldest ones as the older ones should take priority over the newer ones as a backlog will start building fast otherwise.
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Thanks for fixing, in fact, a general thank you for all the work that you've been doing to tweak the bot as SPI beds in is very much in order!
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Not so sure, that's a lot of unrelated copycats that are better left alone in their basement instead of helping them count their numbers :) --
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Thanks for fixing, in fact, a general thank you for all the work that you've been doing to tweak the bot as SPI beds in is very much in order!
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Thus, all the lazy CheckUser needs to do is transclude the endorsed CU queue into his own user space, and he gets it formatted how he likes it.
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in general, people like the boxes, but it'd be awesome if the bot could also maintain a non-box version for the awkward ones like myself :-) --
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procedure, or does some automated process now do this? I didn't see a mention of this in the SPI instructions, unless I missed it. Thanks.
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Would it be feasible to have the bot check the whole subspace, or parse the categories, to check everything looks in order when it starts? --
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Vandalism that does not require a follow up (eg open proxy blocking after pagemove) and archiving could go there too, in my opinion. --
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As of this morning, the bot keeps blanking the /closed page. I've reverted it twice, but it looks like something is causing it to barf.
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3367:. Could be that I'm missing a step, here, but is it worth having the bot update closed cases to a "checked" status, during archival? –
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is an essay, not a guideline. When the boldness takes more than 24 hours to be fixed, that means the change is bolder than necessary.
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is an essay, not a guideline. When the boldness takes more than 24 hours to be fixed, that means the change is bolder than necessary.
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I'm going to be tied up in meetings for much of the day, but feel free to suggest improvements, and I'll have a look a bit later on.
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hopes that others will investigate for him. We don't need to immortalize one interpretation of that in the name of the noticeboard.
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hopes that others will investigate for him. We don't need to immortalize one interpretation of that in the name of the noticeboard.
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What I may do is rig a system up that checks the RC history for the last... say 1 hour (or period that the bot was down) and check
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Right... so, lets take a few examples, and tell me who should be notified in each. (Assume the bot won't leave duplicate notices).
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What I may do is rig a system up that checks the RC history for the last... say 1 hour (or period that the bot was down) and check
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Incidentally, note above that I suggested that I'm not incredibly interested in further discussion because I didn't/don't care
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1730:, screwed it up. I went ahead and removed it. I'm looking into why this caused the bot to barf and blank the pages though. ——
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It was created on the 30th, 4 days ago. Maybe there should be anotice somewhere? Would probably save you guys a lot of time.
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It was created on the 30th, 4 days ago. Maybe there should be anotice somewhere? Would probably save you guys a lot of time.
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In my opinion, the one thing that I didn't do, which I should have (in hindsight) was drop a note on each bot-owner's page
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Set all bot reporting to SPI to "wait till edit" in the HBC blacklist. Reports of users with no edits are pointless. (easy)
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In my opinion, the one thing that I didn't do, which I should have (in hindsight) was drop a note on each bot-owner's page
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edits, we can't even consider a SPI case. Hence the first bit of my proposal, to only add reports when the account edits.
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have got rid of them. Helpful hint: if you turn off Javascript in your browser, you will not see the evil collapse boxes.
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be tested or blocked in cases of likely proxy use (as opposed to cases where comparisons of user behavior are involved).
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This is not a bad idea... Any ideas on when you think the bot should do the removals? On case creation only or what? ——
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This is not a bad idea... Any ideas on when you think the bot should do the removals? On case creation only or what? ——
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Cheers. I was about to fix it myself but a certain 2 year old said that I had to put his Bob the Builder DVD on first!
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was giving me a hard time about not having an edit summary for that one particular edit. I'll let him know. Thanks!
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I personally like the first better. (For one thing, it matches other pages, including one which this page replaced...)
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Cheers. I was about to fix it myself but a certain 2 year old said that I had to put his Bob the Builder DVD on first!
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was giving me a hard time about not having an edit summary for that one particular edit. I'll let him know. Thanks!
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I personally like the first better. (For one thing, it matches other pages, including one which this page replaced...)
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A couple of times every day, we get a case where a case is added, with a L2 heading that screws up the main SPI page.
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A couple of times every day, we get a case where a case is added, with a L2 heading that screws up the main SPI page.
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As things stand, these are neither use nor ornament, because they don't really fit in with the way we process stuff!
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Anyway, As I said above, I really don't intend to get much further embroiled in this. I'll leave that up to others.
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Yep, for the time being the clerks and CheckUser are going to need to use the categories to know what needs doing.
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Anyway, As I said above, I really don't intend to get much further embroiled in this. I'll leave that up to others.
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Interesting! Also explains the shift in archive styles... this new method might be easier to work out, anyway. –
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Not looking for a debate (or even a discussion) at this point, just thought I'd merely clarify a couple things.
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Not looking for a debate (or even a discussion) at this point, just thought I'd merely clarify a couple things.
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talk page such as this one has been. (There are literally thousands of examples. Check out the number of times
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and similar pages do not. I do like your solution though, I'll wait for Deskana and others to opine though. ——
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talk page such as this one has been. (There are literally thousands of examples. Check out the number of times
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Reverting. Nobody saw your message, the bot is broken and I imagine the automatic reporting is broken too. --
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templates should have talk page notices for each case. Once we have that hammered down, I can do the rest. ——
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Reverting. Nobody saw your message, the bot is broken and I imagine the automatic reporting is broken too. --
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Actually, come to think of it, letting the archive box supply the L4 works just fine. Let's leave it be!
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The former SSP page did not have the word "request" in the name, and in practice this page is the same.
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The former SSP page did not have the word "request" in the name, and in practice this page is the same.
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This user is usually referred to as GRAWP - his HAGGER and HERMIE moves are related to a character in
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still retain the collapse boxes around entire cases. Enlightened, forward-thinking noticeboards like
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applies to the whole project too (On the bright side, you're not the first one, you surely remember
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applies to the whole project too (On the bright side, you're not the first one, you surely remember
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is something that I thought we're supposed to avoid? (Which is, I believe, one of the reasons that
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is something that I thought we're supposed to avoid? (Which is, I believe, one of the reasons that
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I'd say all the time, I see no reason why they would be used :). Replace them by a ";" header. --
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At this stage, I'm more concerned about the lack of good faith, and the biteyness that's resulted.
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template still listing them as "endorsed", which has the result of listing their archive pages in
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reports, the accuracy of the bot is not high enough. The same conditions should apply to this. ——
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I'd say all the time, I see no reason why they would be used :). Replace them by a ";" header. --
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At this stage, I'm more concerned about the lack of good faith, and the biteyness that's resulted.
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The plural form of this page just seems "wrong" to me. (And on different levels of semantics.)
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The plural form of this page just seems "wrong" to me. (And on different levels of semantics.)
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noticed that the purge links aren't working, so I'm going to start on a bit of fixing myself.
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After filing an SPI entry, are we still supposed to notify the suspected sockpuppets with the
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noticed that the purge links aren't working, so I'm going to start on a bit of fixing myself.
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I fixed that specific case, but we are going to need to get Nixeagle to fix it permanently.
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I fixed that specific case, but we are going to need to get Nixeagle to fix it permanently.
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You should notify parties. We are currently working on getting the bot to do this. Cheers,
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But the messages I just received from lucas was, well, surprising. (See their talk page.)
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I'll just change the bot when I get to fixing the unicode issue later today. ——
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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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The bot is up, if you have a potential sock master... create a case please. ——
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issues to occur, than to try to be proactive. It's how most learn, I spose.
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I'm more than slightly stunned. Anywhere else, a few days of no opposition,
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I can't look into it right now, but we might have an issue where we hit the
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On behalf of the Lazy CheckUser Association, thank you for the hard work. --
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issues to occur, than to try to be proactive. It's how most learn, I spose.
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I'm more than slightly stunned. Anywhere else, a few days of no opposition,
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I think I took care of it alright, so hopefully there won't be any issues.
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works. (3RRbot is a bot I programmed to detect violations of WP:3RR). ——
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I don't know if I can help, but I will try to help clean up this mess.—
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I don't know if I can help, but I will try to help clean up this mess.—
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Don't worry about it, use the Quick CheckUser requests section IMO. --
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Don't worry about it, use the Quick CheckUser requests section IMO. --
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I have commented the user's name since it's breaking this page :) --
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We created a new archiving system that should have fixed that issue.
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I have commented the user's name since it's breaking this page :) --
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4083:- The reasons above are reason enough why it shouldn't be changed.—
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This box is showing an identical enormous listing for every case.—
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This box is showing an identical enormous listing for every case.—
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If viewed from any other page, it will simply transclude the case.
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OK, should be fixed! Drop me a note if it still causes problems.
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OK, should be fixed! Drop me a note if it still causes problems.
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Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/SPI/Subpage - Declined cases
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And what do you know, it worked here, just as it's supposed to.
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on Knowledge. Not just where we might consider it "convenient".
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I'll get my coding head on once I'm more awake, and get going.
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And what do you know, it worked here, just as it's supposed to.
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on Knowledge. Not just where we might consider it "convenient".
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and all of its archives after a thread was left unanswered at
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and all of its archives after a thread was left unanswered at
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Knowledge:Sockpuppet_investigations/Future_Perfect_at_Sunrise
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I'll take a look at the template to get it to behave better!
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is a dummy SPI queue page, showing the collapsed behaviour.
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This case appears to be malforming the headers on the main
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And finally, though I personally don't entirely agree with
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This case appears to be malforming the headers on the main
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And finally, though I personally don't entirely agree with
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Are we still supposed to notify the suspected sockpuppets?
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If viewed from a page where the first part of the name is
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Since when are you afraid to create meta templates? :P --
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A subpage containing all requests minus collapsible boxes?
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There appears to be a glitch in the new archive process!
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This is now done by the bot (removal of that header). ——
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There appears to be a glitch in the new archive process!
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because that belongs with the archived cases in any case.
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OK, coding head duly applied, and a new template is born
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This is now done by the bot (removal of that header). ——
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I even think FT2 filled a bugzilla request about it. --
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I even think FT2 filled a bugzilla request about it. --
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I notice a number of cases have been archived with the
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This is not a question of hierarchy and control freak-
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which we will use to track bugs/feature requests. ——
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which we will use to track bugs/feature requests. ——
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3422:so that where the third barrel of the page name is
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5214:_Newest_at_top?_2-2009-02-03T15:28:00.000Z": -->
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5232:IMO, I think it should be Oldest at top --: -->
4541:to actually load that subpage, look at it, etc.
4134:But besides that, the move was being done with
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3175:Post-expand include size: 1168101/2048000 bytes
2635:IMO, I think it should be Oldest at top --: -->
1459:to actually load that subpage, look at it, etc.
699:But besides that, the move was being done with
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5229:Newest at top.... shouldn't it be consistent?
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2632:Newest at top.... shouldn't it be consistent?
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2617:_Newest_at_top?-2009-02-03T15:28:00.000Z": -->
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5210:Newest at bottom; or Oldest at bottom --: -->
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2824:OK, will do, thanks for the quick response.
2613:Newest at bottom; or Oldest at bottom --: -->
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4024:Finally, there was consensus for this name,
2153:Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/SPI/test
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589:Finally, there was consensus for this name,
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3178:Template argument size: 55777/2048000 bytes
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4326:Looks to me like BRD is working just fine.
3908:or not, the pages are all move protected!
3775:Knowledge talk:Administrators' noticeboard
2889:Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations/Fadulj
891:Looks to me like BRD is working just fine.
473:or not, the pages are all move protected!
340:Knowledge talk:Administrators' noticeboard
4898:Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
4677:and probably screwed up the bot process.
4658:page. I've tried to fix it but failed...
1636:Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
1517:and probably screwed up the bot process.
1498:page. I've tried to fix it but failed...
5460:Thanks for reporting, this is fixed. ——
2740:Thanks for reporting, this is fixed. ——
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3864:I am also tagging the empty pages with
3627:Thoughts/concerns obviously welcome. -
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3181:Expensive parser function count: 61/500
2151:I've rigged up a demo of it in action.
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3637:Without opposition, the motion carries
3172:Preprocessor node count: 17040/1000000
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202:Without opposition, the motion carries
44:Do not edit the contents of this page.
5348:Alright, the reason I ask is because
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1160:Alright, the reason I ask is because
182:Requests for sockpuppet investigation
5278:Blank edit sumary on report creation
4016:Administrators noticeboard/Incidents
3142:Too many templates in the main page?
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5114:, but not on SPI itself. Thoughts?
4383:be the next course. I dunno. But I
4153:falling under that. <shrugs: -->
4146:that the namecalling is accurate.)
2409:OK, I've made a couple of changes!
2278:, but not on SPI itself. Thoughts?
2241:Sounds like a good solution to me.
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2181:Knowledge:Sockpuppet investigations
948:be the next course. I dunno. But I
718:falling under that. <shrugs: -->
711:that the namecalling is accurate.)
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5065:This is the case that broke it...
4675:someone added contents to the page
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3165:At present, we are within limits;
1748:This is the case that broke it...
1515:someone added contents to the page
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3327:Ok, we won't do this for now. ——
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3080:That needs to be moved back to
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4379:So perhaps dispute resolution
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2383:and whatnot, we are now using
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944:So perhaps dispute resolution
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3823:Fixing pending discussion
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4570:L2 headings
4181:bureaucracy
3372:Luna Santin
3312:Luna Santin
3235:Luna Santin
3084:(I think).
3044:User:3RRBot
2998:User:3RRBot
2463:Good work!
2062:Luna Santin
1520:OhanaUnited
1304:OhanaUnited
1012:L2 headings
746:bureaucracy
36:This is an
4931:Kingturtle
4909:Od Mishehu
4843:Kingturtle
4358:particular
4315:Discussion
4293:being bold
4273:everywhere
4209:Especially
4192:WP:SILENCE
4057:EdJohnston
4034:discussion
3792:Landon1980
3099:Same with
2974:Thoughts?
1961:EdJohnston
1669:Kingturtle
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