User talk:Shaded0

Date format

Hi. Just to let you know that I switched the way in which you applied the date format for the reference you added to the Grilling article today. I'm sure when you check the diff you'll see why - it's not a big deal at all imho, but it might be worth a thought next time you add references to an article like that. Ta. Blue Square Thing (talk) 16:12, 13 November 2016 (UTC)

ArbCom Elections 2016: Voting now open!

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MIA event

Hello. I'm excited about the event at the MIA. I have helped organize a few meetups and edit-a-thons. Please let me know if you would like help spreading the word. Jonathunder (talk) 01:05, 11 December 2016 (UTC)

• Awesome, please do. I have added a note to the Meetup for where we can meet and discuss. I suggest that people bring laptops, I'll put together an agenda and have it be a session for teaching as well as getting some ideas for topics to edit and contribute. Shaded0 (talk) 01:17, 11 December 2016 (UTC)

How does this look? Jonathunder (talk) 04:44, 11 December 2016 (UTC)

In the area? You're invited to a
Minnesota Wikipedia Meetup
	Saturday, December 17, 2016
	Meet in the MIA Main Lobby at 1 p.m.
	2400 Third Avenue South, Minneapolis

Cool! Nice job. That looks like a good banner to me. I am thinking about hosting a Meetup event monthly or semi-monthly to get some more local engagement and ideas. Do you have thoughts or input since you've coordinated before? It'd be great to get feedback and from other people as well.

For event meetups, the Minnesota History Center and the Minneapolis/Saint Paul libraries might be good future places. I also had some ideas for topics. I personally use AWB and other Wikipedia editor tools, so that would be something to discuss and teach for more advanced editors on using AWB, Huggle, and other tools. Shaded0 (talk) 05:42, 11 December 2016 (UTC)

We have had meetups at several libraries and at the history center and we have contacts in those places who have helped arrange things. I'll notify people who have attended those so hopefully some can be at the MIA Saturday. One week notice isn't much time. There may be editors who want to go but can't be there at 1 p.m. How long do you have the space that day? Jonathunder (talk) 14:28, 11 December 2016 (UTC)

Hi, Shaded0. I believe I'll be able to attend. Let me know if I can be of help. I've not organized a meetup (and don't particularly care to) but have been a useful second banana to User:Gobonobo a couple times. I can help with editing training (though I'm much more conversant with source than Visual). I've also contributed a PowerPoint introduction to 1 or 2 meetups. Phil wink (talk) 16:28, 11 December 2016 (UTC)

Awesome, sure. If there's some folks that can't make it, doing a follow-up event for end of January I think would be good. I'm okay with staying as long as people want on Saturday, the museum is open until 5pm on Saturday. There's the Luther gallery going on that I'm sure people will want to check out. If people are interested, we might be able to go through together on one of their guided tours. The exhibit cost is around $15 for a ticket. I was planning on bringing a notebook and keeping some notes for any articles/research ideas. Tentatively, I'd say lets plan on spending the first hour for Wikipedia discussion, training, meetup and learning, then the rest with whatever people would like to do. Shaded0 (talk) 05:09, 12 December 2016 (UTC)

I won't be there today, partly because of weather, but I will try to go in January. I hope the meetup goes well. Jonathunder (talk) 18:01, 17 December 2016 (UTC)

Air filtration

I'm going to decline your speedy request, although it should be considered "without prejudice". If you would like to write about the process of air filtration (which I agree is probably a viable subject, separate from Air filter), I suggest you do so in the draft space or in your user space. Once the article is developed, I or another admin can delete the redirect and move your article then if you're not able to do so. In the meantime, while you're working on the article, the current redirect is probably the best situation. Good luck with the article drafting. Risker (talk) 05:48, 28 December 2016 (UTC)

Thanks, I am a bit confused on the process for WP:MOVE and WP:RM, it seems like this would be an uncontroversial move to move air filter to air filtration. Right now, in the wording for WP:MOVE it seems that this is the standard way to move an article under WP:BOLD unless it is seen as a controversial move. Since air filter would be a subset of air filtration, I think it makes sense to move the existing article for air filter to be air filtration as well as some possible rewrite to reflect the change. Shaded0 (talk) 16:18, 28 December 2016 (UTC)

Mia edit-a-thon

Minnesota Wikipedians are invited to an upcoming event. Even if this isn't your usual topic, experienced editors are needed to help new contributors. Might you be able to make it? McGhiever (talk) 04:21, 18 January 2017 (UTC)

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African American Artists Wikipedia Edit-a-thon
	Saturday, January 28, 2017
	Meet in the Minneapolis Institute of Art's Friends Community Room & Library at noon
	2400 Third Avenue South, Minneapolis

Aristotle's biology

Hi, I believe I've replied to all comments to date; over to you... Chiswick Chap (talk) 07:48, 31 January 2017 (UTC)

ITN recognition for Terminal High Altitude Area Defense

On 8 March 2017, In the news was updated with an item that involved the article Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, which you updated. If you know of another recently created or updated article suitable for inclusion in ITN, please suggest it on the candidates page. UNSC Luke 1021 (talk) 12:56, 8 March 2017 (UTC)

Saint Catherine Meetup

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Saint Cloud State University 2017 Wikipedia as Social Activism Meeting

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Wikipedia as Social Activism
	Saturday, April 15, 2017
	St. Cloud State University Library at noon
	720 4th Avenue South, St. Cloud

Hello Shaded - Thank you for the invite for this meeting. Alas, I can not attend due to time restraints and transportation issues. Thank you for the invite anyway - take care. Dinkytown talk 01:26, 30 March 2017 (UTC)

No worries, thanks for following up. There are a few upcoming events in the twin cities in May/June up on Wikipedia:Meetup/Minnesota, regards, Shaded0 (talk) 02:32, 30 March 2017 (UTC).

April 2017 US Wikimedians meeting

Hi Shaded0! I've been following your great edit-a-thon work in Minnesota, and would like to invite you to participate in a poll to choose a time for the April 2017 US Wikimedians meeting, an online converstaion focusing on local groups and activities.--Pharos (talk) 08:42, 2 April 2017 (UTC)

The details on the call for Thursday April 20 are at meta:WALRUS/April 2017, feel free to add to the agenda there!--Pharos (talk) 17:32, 12 April 2017 (UTC)

Your GA nomination of Cyberbullying

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Slightly promotional material, moved to draft

Hello! I just moved the page you created—Better Cotton Initiative—to the draft space at Draft:Better Cotton Initiative. The reason I did this is because the article seems slightly promotional in content. For example: "that promotes better standards in cotton farming and practices across 24 countries worldwide", "BCI also promotes use of better irrigation practices with farmers, as well as increasing farmer's profits by reducing fertilizers which can account for up to 60% of farming costs," "BCI is also committed to promoting fair work practices including the reduction of child labor in countries such as India," etc. If you can improve it, then you can just contact me and I will move it if I think that it is acceptable, or you can just move it yourself. Hope that explains everything. RileyBugz^{Yell at me} | _Edits 22:28, 16 April 2017 (UTC)

Oh, and I forgot to add, when I moved it, I nominated the redirect for speedy deletion per WP:R2, as the move to the draft space created a redirect that needed to be deleted. RileyBugz^{Yell at me} | _Edits 22:30, 16 April 2017 (UTC)

@RileyBugz:These statements I don't consider to be overly promotional considering that its all been independently verified. Surprising and very positive results, yes. But considering the support from several NGO's including the World Wildlife Fund initiatives with farmers since 2005, I don't think it's worth "dumbing down" since its considerably of note the efforts with improving water use, conservation and fertilizer reduction. It goes to show how crazy these things get overused. I'll see if I can find anything on notable criticisms, but these statistics seem factually solid. Regards, Shaded0 (talk) 22:33, 16 April 2017 (UTC)

Yes, but the prose could use altering. For example, remove the "across 24 countries worldwide", as that sounds exactly like something that would be in a press release. Also, maybe instead of saying better practices this, better practices that, specify what those practices are. For example, say that it is against the use of x product, or for the use of x irrigation technique. This will help clear up some things. Also, I don't think that it is overly promotional, it is just sorta-kinda promotional, so that is why I didn't PROD it or anything. RileyBugz^{Yell at me} | _Edits 22:39, 16 April 2017 (UTC)

Ok, thanks for the comments. I'll review the prose as well and look at revising. Shaded0 (talk) 22:41, 16 April 2017 (UTC)

That is good. I tried to remove the promotional material that I didn't need to look at the source to remove. Also, you should try and stray away from using the company's website as a source. RileyBugz^{Yell at me} | _Edits 22:54, 16 April 2017 (UTC)

@RileyBugz:I generally agree, though I usually use my best judgement as well when pulling from company sources. I included a few other things on labor practices that I thought were more detailed on what their work included. Feel free to look into what was added and see if it looks okay for wording. Shaded0 (talk) 23:03, 16 April 2017 (UTC)

Doesn't look too bad, but I think that you will need to replace stuff like "fair work practices" with something like (this is an example, IDK if it is supported) "gender equality in labour". The thing about generalizations like that is that what is fair, good, etc. is very subjective. RileyBugz^{Yell at me} | _Edits 23:07, 16 April 2017 (UTC)

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Editing News #1—2017

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Recent changes

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A new visual diff tool is available in VisualEditor's visual mode. You can toggle between wikitext and visual diffs. More features will be added to this later. In the future, this tool may be integrated into other MediaWiki components. [1]

The team have added multi-column support for lists of footnotes. The <references /> block can automatically display long lists of references in columns on wide screens. This makes footnotes easier to read. You can request multi-column support for your wiki. [2]

Other changes:

• You can now use your web browser's function to switch typing direction in the new wikitext mode. This is particularly helpful for RTL language users like Urdu or Hebrew who have to write JavaScript or CSS. You can use Command+Shift+X or Control+Shift+X to trigger this. [3]
• The way to switch between the visual editing mode and the wikitext editing mode is now consistent. There is a drop-down menu that shows the two options. This is now the same in desktop and mobile web editing, and inside things that embed editing, such as Flow. [4]
• The Categories item has been moved to the top of the Page options menu (from clicking on the icon) for quicker access. [5] There is also now a "Templates used on this page" feature there. [6]
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• Tables can be set as collapsed or un-collapsed. [8]
• The Special character menu now includes characters for Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics and angle quotation marks (‹› and ⟨⟩) . The team thanks the volunteer developer, Tpt. [9]
• A bug caused some section edit conflicts to blank the rest of the page. This has been fixed. The team are sorry for the disruption. [10]
• There is a new keyboard shortcut for citations: Control+Shift+K on a PC, or Command+Shift+K on a Mac. It is based on the keyboard shortcut for making links, which is Control+K on a PC or Command+K on a Mac. [11]

Future changes

• The VisualEditor team is working with the Community Tech team on a syntax highlighting tool. It will highlight matching pairs of <ref> tags and other types of wikitext syntax. You will be able to turn it on and off. It will first become available in VisualEditor's built-in wikitext mode, maybe late in 2017. [12]
• The kind of button used to Show preview, Show changes, and finish an edit will change in all WMF-supported wikitext editors. The new buttons will use OOjs UI. The buttons will be larger, brighter, and easier to read. The labels will remain the same. You can test the new button by editing a page and adding &ooui=1 to the end of the URL, like this: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Project:Sandbox?action=edit&ooui=1 The old appearance will no longer be possible, even with local CSS changes. [13]
• The outdated 2006 wikitext editor will be removed later this year. It is used by approximately 0.03% of active editors. See a list of editing tools on mediawiki.org if you are uncertain which one you use. [14]

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Axios article

Hi Shadedo,

I noticed you made an addition to the article about Axios (website) and removed the GNG notice.

I am an experienced Wikipedia editor and a paid consultant to Axios. Back when the GNG notice was still up, I did a deeper dive into the article and I have come up with a more thorough article, that I hope will move it closer to the right direction as a more solid article.

I strive to abide by the Wikipedia five pillars, especially with NPOV, but as someone with a conflict of interest here, I wonder if you could review the proposed new draft/updates and decide whether to publish these. I'm available to help in any way I can.

Talk:Axios_(website)#Expansion_of_article

Thanks for considering this request.

Ed BC1278 (talk) 19:08, 6 February 2018 (UTC)BC1278

• I just corrected an inadvertent typo in the note above. It now reads, correctly, that I am a paid consultant to Axios, not Wikipedia. BC1278 (talk) 19:22, 6 February 2018 (UTC)BC1278

completed new Axios section

Hi,

As per your request, I completed a new section on important Axios stories. This was easy because BuzzFeed just ran a long feature article two weeks summing up the first year at Axios. The new section is User:BC1278/sandbox/axios Would you be able to review it?

I have also removed the bolding and the sentences you crossed out, to make it easier to migrate to the live story. I'm strongly discouraged from making direct edits to the live page (except, perhaps, if you explicitly state on Talk that you've approved all the changes on the sandbox and you are giving me your OK to do the direct edits.)

Thanks again!

EdBC1278 (talk)BC1278

Editing News #1—2018

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Since the last newsletter, the Editing Team has spent most of their time supporting the 2017 wikitext editor mode, which is available inside the visual editor as a Beta Feature, and improving the visual diff tool. Their work board is available in Phabricator. You can find links to the work finished each week at mw:VisualEditor/Weekly triage meetings. Their current priorities are fixing bugs, supporting the 2017 wikitext editor, and improving the visual diff tool.

Recent changes

• The 2017 wikitext editor is available as a Beta Feature on desktop devices. It has the same toolbar as the visual editor and can use the citoid service and other modern tools. The team have been comparing the performance of different editing environments. They have studied how long it takes to open the page and start typing. The study uses data for more than one million edits during December and January. Some changes have been made to improve the speed of the 2017 wikitext editor and the visual editor. Recently, the 2017 wikitext editor opened fastest for most edits, and the 2010 WikiEditor was fastest for some edits. More information will be posted at mw:Contributors/Projects/Editing performance.
• The visual diff tool was developed for the visual editor. It is now available to all users of the visual editor and the 2017 wikitext editor. When you review your changes, you can toggle between wikitext and visual diffs. You can also enable the new Beta Feature for "Visual diffs". The Beta Feature lets you use the visual diff tool to view other people's edits on page histories and Special:RecentChanges. [15]
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Bots Newsletter, March 2018

Bots Newsletter, March 2018

Greetings!

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Highlights for this newsletter include:

ARBCOM

• Magioladitis 2 happened, leading to further restrictions on Magioladitis (decision, summary).
• Betacommand 3 was proposed to be amended to lift the indefinite ban on Δ, but was unsuccessful (decision).
• A motion concerning Crosswiki issues (mostly concerning Wikidata) was passed (see discussion).

BAG

• Hersfold was removed from the BAG due to long term inactivity.

BRFAs

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New things

• WP:BOTDICT, a dictionary of common bot-related terms (see discussion).
• 6 inactive bots have been deflagged (see discussion).
• The 2017 Community Wishlist Survey happened. Two bot-related proposal passed, #6 deploy Article Alerts to other languages and #10 Commons deletion notification bot, although other entries may affect bots as well.
• Category:Wikipedia bots and its subcategories has had some cleanup. Bot-related pages that were historically important but are no longer of interests can be found in Category:Wikipedia bots (historical)
• The edit summary limit has been increased to 1000 characters (see T6715). If a bot you operate relied on the old truncation limit (255 characters), please review/update your code, as overly long summaries can be disruptive/annoying. If you want to use extra characters to have more information in your edit summary, please do so intelligently.
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MOS:EMPHASIS

Not all uses of the HTML <em> are improper; this edit goes against MOS:EMPHASIS. Please bear this in mind when editing in mass. Thanks! – voidxor 16:46, 21 April 2018 (UTC)

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"merged MediaNews Group -> Digital First Media"

Edits such as this edit should not be done. They are WP:NOTBROKEN. --Emir of Wikipedia (talk) 19:03, 2 May 2018 (UTC)

@Emir of Wikipedia: fair enough, I could have sworn the policy for merges included fixing all the "what links here" links - but it appears that it only applies for double redirects per the latest WP:Moving a page. Shaded0 (talk) 19:07, 2 May 2018 (UTC)

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Wiki Loves Pride 2018 at the Quatrefoil Library
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woodbridge, western australia

has very specifically dmy indicator in the article - Australian usage is dmy - cheers JarrahTree 01:32, 19 July 2018 (UTC)

@JarrahTree: Fair enough. Will need to remove the day(th) format though since Manual_of_Style/Dates_and_numbers#Dates,_months_and_years excludes use of ordinals. Shaded0 (talk) 02:11, 19 July 2018 (UTC)

no problems - no one pays much attention to that sort of detail - so thanks - the australian context has been compounded by some insistence of confusion on gb english and au english tags - but inmost cases the dmy is there.. I see your point - cheers JarrahTree 02:13, 19 July 2018 (UTC)

Bots Newsletter, August 2018

Bots Newsletter, August 2018

Greetings!

Here is the 6th issue of the Bots Newsletter. You can subscribe/unsubscribe from future newsletters by adding/removing your name from this list.

Highlights for this newsletter include:

ARBCOM

• Nothing particular important happened. Those who care already know, those who don't know wouldn't care. The curious can dig ARBCOM archives themselves.

BAG

• There were no changes in BAG membership since the last Bots Newsletter. Headbomb went from semi-active to active.
• In the last 3 months, only 3 BAG members have closed requests - help is needed with the backlog.

BOTREQs and BRFAs

As of writing, we have...

• 24 active BOTREQs, please help if you can!
• 5 open BRFAs and 3 BRFAs in need of BAG attention (see live status).
• 54 approved bot tasks since the start of 2018. Of note, Community Tech bot 5 (the #10 Wish on the 2017 Community Survey) was approved to notify users concerning problematic images and files from Wikimedia Commons.

Also

• If you're a bot operator that can help with Tidy/Linter error cleanup (see discussion, discussion), please file a BRFA!
• 8 inactive bots have been deflagged (see discussion, discussion, discussion).

Discussions

These are some of the discussions that happened / are still happening since the last Bots Newsletter. Many are stale, but some are still active.

• Use of tags by bots – Exploring the use of a new 'bot' tag.
• Mass page moves – Bot policy question/clarification about mass moves.
• Creation of redirects – Bot policy question/clarification about the creation of redirects.
• Guidance on disruptive use of semi–automated tools? – Related to meatbots (see also MOS discussion, which resulted in small addition to MOS:VAR).
• Discussion concerning WP:BOTFLAG/WP:RC – A reminder that bots should use the bot flag when it makes sense to use it (see also VPT discussion and CREATEBOT update).
• Out of curiosity... (to all bot operators) – BotPasswords vs OAuth usage amongst bot operators.
• Introducing Toolhub – Toolhub is looking for feedback.

New things

• {{Automated tools}}, a new template linking to user-activated tools and scripts has been created. It can be used in articles previews, and can be placed on any non-mainspace page/template (e.g. {{Draft article}}) to provide convenient links to editors.
• AWB 5.10.0.0 is out, after nearly 20 months without updates. If you run an old version, you will be prompted to install the new version automatically. See the changelog for what's new. Note that the next version will require .NET Framework 4.5. Many thanks to Reedy and the AWB team.
• BotWatch, "a listing of editors that have made >2 edits per minute [without] a bot flag", is being developed by SQL (see discussion).
• Massive updates and improvements have been made to Citation bot in the past few months (see discussions, discussions, discussions). You can activate the bot here, amongst other methods.
• HTML Tidy has been phased out (see Tech News #28).
• {{Newbot}} has been reorganized a bit (diff). In particular, it links to previously approved BRFAs (see discussion).
• Wikipedia:Bots#See also has been reorganized a bit (diff).
• The bot dictionary has two new entries, context bot and context-sensitive edit.
• The bot request header has been updated to include better guidance (see discussion).
• The subcategories of Category:Wikipedia bot requests for approval have been sorted in a consistent manner to make past BRFAs easier to find.

Thank you! edited by: Headbomb 15:04, 18 August 2018 (UTC)

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Editing News #2—2018

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Did you know?

Did you know that you can use the visual editor on a mobile device?

Tap on the pencil icon to start editing. The page will probably open in the wikitext editor.

You will see another pencil icon in the toolbar. Tap on that pencil icon to the switch between visual editing and wikitext editing.

Remember to publish your changes when you're done.

You can read and help translate the user guide, which has more information about how to use the visual editor.

Since the last newsletter, the Editing Team has wrapped up most of their work on the 2017 wikitext editor and the visual diff tool. The team has begun investigating the needs of editors who use mobile devices. Their work board is available in Phabricator. Their current priorities are fixing bugs and improving mobile editing.

Recent changes

• The Editing team has published an initial report about mobile editing.
• The Editing team has begun a design study of visual editing on the mobile website. New editors have trouble doing basic tasks on a smartphone, such as adding links to Wikipedia articles. You can read the report.
• The Reading team is working on a separate mobile-based contributions project.
• The 2006 wikitext editor is no longer supported. If you used that toolbar, then you will no longer see any toolbar. You may choose another editing tool in your editing preferences, local gadgets, or beta features.
• The Editing team described the history and status of VisualEditor in this recorded public presentation (starting at 29 minutes, 30 seconds).
• The Language team released a new version of Content Translation (CX2) last month, on International Translation Day. It integrates the visual editor to support templates, tables, and images. It also produces better wikitext when the translated article is published. [18]

Let's work together

• The Editing team wants to improve visual editing on the mobile website. Please read their ideas and tell the team what you think would help editors who use the mobile site.
• The Community Wishlist Survey begins next week.
• If you aren't reading this in your preferred language, then please help us with translations! Subscribe to the Translators mailing list or contact us directly. We will notify you when the next issue is ready for translation. Thank you!

— Whatamidoing (WMF) (talk) 17:12, 1 November 2018 (UTC)

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Wikipedia Day 2019

There's discussion at Wikipedia talk:Meetup/Minnesota of a celebration in the Twin Cities on January 19. It would be great if that fits your schedule. Jonathunder (talk) 01:00, 12 December 2018 (UTC)

Mia Art+Feminism edit-a-thon

Mia Art+Feminism Edit-a-Thon

Hello Shaded0. You are invited to attend an Art+Feminism edit-a-thon at the Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) on Saturday, March 9, 2019 from noon to 4pm. Art+Feminism is an international campaign where people come together to improve coverage of women and the arts on Wikipedia. During the edit-a-thon we will be updating and creating Wikipedia articles on subjects related to gender, art, and feminism, with a focus on artists represented in Mia's collection Date: Saturday, March 9, 2019 Location: Minneapolis Institute of Art, 2400 Third Avenue South, Minneapolis Please sign up here

Editing News #1—July 2019

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Did you know?

Did you know that you can use the visual editor on a mobile device?

Every article has a pencil icon at the top. Tap on the pencil icon to start editing.

Edit Cards

This is what the new Edit Cards for editing links in the mobile visual editor look like. You can try the prototype here: 📲 Try Edit Cards.

Welcome back to the Editing newsletter.

Since the last newsletter, the team has released two new features for the mobile visual editor and has started developing three more. All of this work is part of the team's goal to make editing on mobile web simpler.

Before talking about the team's recent releases, we have a question for you:

Are you willing to try a new way to add and change links?

If you are interested, we would value your input! You can try this new link tool in the mobile visual editor on a separate wiki.

Follow these instructions and share your experience:

📲 Try Edit Cards.

Recent releases

The mobile visual editor is a simpler editing tool, for smartphones and tablets using the mobile site. The Editing team has recently launched two new features to improve the mobile visual editor:

1. Section editing
   • The purpose is to help contributors focus on their edits.
   • The team studied this with an A/B test. This test showed that contributors who could use section editing were 1% more likely to publish the edits they started than people with only full-page editing.
2. Loading overlay
   • The purpose is to smooth the transition between reading and editing.

Section editing and the new loading overlay are now available to everyone using the mobile visual editor.

New and active projects

This is a list of our most active projects. Watch these pages to learn about project updates and to share your input on new designs, prototypes and research findings.

• Edit cards: This is a clearer way to add and edit links, citations, images, templates, etc. in articles. You can try this feature now. Go here to see how: 📲Try Edit Cards.
• Mobile toolbar refresh: This project will learn if contributors are more successful when the editing tools are easier to recognize.
• Mobile visual editor availability: This A/B test asks: Are newer contributors more successful if they use the mobile visual editor? We are collaborating with 20 Wikipedias to answer this question.
• Usability improvements: This project will make the mobile visual editor easier to use.  The goal is to let contributors stay focused on editing and to feel more confident in the editing tools.

Looking ahead

• Wikimania: Several members of the Editing Team will be attending Wikimania in August 2019. They will lead a session about mobile editing in the Community Growth space. Talk to them about how editing can be improved.
• Talk Pages: In the coming months, the Editing Team will begin improving talk pages and communication on the wikis.

Learning more

The VisualEditor on mobile is a good place to learn more about the projects we are working on. The team wants to talk with you about anything related to editing. If you have something to say or ask, please leave a message at Talk:VisualEditor on mobile.

PPelberg (WMF) (talk) and Whatamidoing (WMF) (talk) 21:25, 15 July 2019 (UTC)

Bots Newsletter, August 2019

Bots Newsletter, August 2019

Greetings!

Here is the 7th issue of the Bots Newsletter, a lot happened since last year's newsletter! You can subscribe/unsubscribe from future newsletters by adding/removing your name from this list.

Highlights for this newsletter include:

ARBCOM

• Nothing of note happened. Just like we like it.

BAG

• Several (1 + 12 = 13) users have been retired/resigned from the BAG due to inactivity, per our new activity requirements (discussion).

BAG members are expected to be active on Wikipedia to have their finger on the pulse of the community. After two years without any bot-related activity (such as posting on bot-related pages, posting on a bot's talk page, or operating a bot), BAG members will be retired from BAG following a one-week notice. Retired members can re-apply for BAG membership as normal if they wish to rejoin the BAG.

• Two BAG members retired
  • Madman (talk · contribs) retired.
  • BU Rob13 (talk · contribs) vanished and retired.
• Three new BAG members have been voted in, welcome to the BAG!
  • Primefac (talk · contribs) joined on 2018-12-12 (RfBAG). Primefac operates PrimeBOT (talk · contribs) which does a plethora of tasks.
  • TheSandDoctor (talk · contribs) joined on 2019-01-21 (RfBAG). TheSandDoctor operates several bots including DeprecatedFixerBot (talk · contribs).
  • Enterprisey (talk · contribs) joined on 2019-08-07 (RfBAG). Enterprisey operates EnterpriseyBot (talk · contribs), which does a plethora of tasks, RemindMeBot (talk · contribs) which posts reminders, and codes several scripts.

We thank former members for their service and wish Madman a happy retirement. We note that Madman and BU Rob13 were not inactive and could resume their BAG positions if they so wished, should their retirements happens to be temporary.

BOTDICT

Two new entries feature in the bots dictionary

• Editor-hostile wikitext – describes wikitext structuring that is editor hostile, even if it renders correctly
• Spectrum of usefulness – describes how tasks are deemed useful or not

BOTPOL

• Activity requirements: BAG members now have an activity requirement. The requirements are very light, one only needs to be involved in a bot-related area at some point within the last two years. For purpose of meeting these requirements, discussing a bot-related matter anywhere on Wikipedia counts, as does operating a bot (RFC).
• Copyvio flag: Bot accounts may be additionally marked by a bureaucrat upon BAG request as being in the "copyviobot" user group on Wikipedia. This flag allows using the API to add metadata to edits for use in the New pages feed (discussion). There is currently 1 bot using this functionality.
• Mass creation: The restriction on mass-creation (semi-automated or automated) was extended from articles, to all content-pages. There are subtleties, but content here broadly means whatever a reader could land on when browsing the mainspace in normal circumstances (e.g. Mainspace, Books, most Categories, Portals, ...). There is also a warning that WP:MEATBOT still applies in other areas (e.g. Redirects, Wikipedia namespace, Help, maintenance categories, ...) not explicitely covered by WP:MASSCREATION.

BOTREQs and BRFAs

As of writing, we have...

• 20 active BOTREQs, please help if you can!
• 14 open BRFAs and 1 BRFA in need of BAG attention (see live status).
• In 2018, 96 bot task were approved. An AWB search shows approximately 29 were withdrawn/expired, and 6 were denied.
• Since the start of 2019, 97 bot task were approved. Logs show 15 were withdrawn/expired, and 15 were denied.
• 10 inactive bots have been deflagged (see discussion). 5 other bots have been deflagged per operator requests or similar (see discussion).

New things

• All bot-related discussion pages now have a centralized and searchable archive box (see discussion). Discussions are searchable per noticeboard, or globally.
• {{Bot}} now supports |status=expired (see discussion). This led to the deletion of Category:Indefinitely blocked Wikipedia bots as useless (see discussion).
• WP:BOTREQ now mentions WP:SCRIPTREQ and WP:AWBTASKS as alternatives to bot requests.
• The bot creation guide now mentions bot flags, and two new languages Awk and MATLAB. Other minor tweaks have been made.
• AAlertBot has received major code updates. In particular, WP:AALERTS will now report splits, mergers, and AFC submissions.
• Citation bot has received several updates (User talk:Citation bot/Archive 10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17). In particular, the bot stopped the automated removal of |publisher= from {{cite journal}}, and stopped the automated addition of CiteSeerX links, and now uses OAuth to authenticate those who make requests of the bot.

Other discussions

These are some of the discussions that happened / are still happening since the last Bots Newsletter. Many are stale, but some are still active.

• Wikipedia:Bots/Noticeboard/Archive 12#Adminbots requests page
• Wikipedia:Bots/Noticeboard/Archive 12#Double-redirect tagging (2019)
• Wikipedia:Bots/Noticeboard/Archive 12#Long and Winding Road to Parsoid
• Wikipedia:Bots/Noticeboard/Archive 13#Bot-like user scripts
• Wikipedia:Bots/Noticeboard/Archive 13#WP:URLREQ
• Wikipedia:Bots/Noticeboard/Archive 13#Wikipedia:Bots/Status
• Wikipedia talk:Bot Approvals Group#Minimum edits
• Wikipedia talk:Bot policy#Minor update to WP:BOTISSUE
• Wikipedia talk:Bot policy#Semi-automated Portal creation
• Wikipedia talk:Bot policy#Clarification on "Bots operated by multiple users"
• Wikipedia talk:Bot policy#Bots triggered by multiple users
• Wikipedia talk:Bots#How to use Special:ApiFeatureUsage

See also the latest discussions at the bot noticeboard.

Thank you! edited by: Headbomb 17:24, 7 August 2019 (UTC)

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Editing News #2 – Mobile editing and talk pages – October 2019

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Inside this newsletter, the Editing team talks about their work on the mobile visual editor, on the new talk pages project, and at Wikimania 2019.

Help

What talk page interactions do you remember? Is it a story about how someone helped you to learn something new? Is it a story about how someone helped you get involved in a group? Something else? Whatever your story is, we want to hear it!

Please tell us a story about how you used a talk page. Please share a link to a memorable discussion, or describe it on the talk page for this project. The team would value your examples. These examples will help everyone develop a shared understanding of what this project should support and encourage.

Talk Pages

The Talk Pages Consultation was a global consultation to define better tools for wiki communication. From February through June 2019, more than 500 volunteers on 20 wikis, across 15 languages and multiple projects, came together with members of the Foundation to create a product direction for a set of discussion tools. The Phase 2 Report of the Talk Page Consultation was published in August. It summarizes the product direction the team has started to work on, which you can read more about here: Talk Page Project project page.

The team needs and wants your help at this early stage. They are starting to develop the first idea. Please add your name to the "Getting involved" section of the project page, if you would like to hear about opportunities to participate.

Mobile visual editor

The Editing team is trying to make it simpler to edit on mobile devices. The team is changing the visual editor on mobile. If you have something to say about editing on a mobile device, please leave a message at Talk:VisualEditor on mobile.

Edit Cards

What happens when you click on a link. The new Edit Card is bigger and has more options for editing links.

• On 3 September, the Editing team released version 3 of Edit Cards. Anyone could use the new version in the mobile visual editor.
• There is an updated design on the Edit Card for adding and modifying links. There is also a new, combined workflow for editing a link's display text and target.
• Feedback: You can try the new Edit Cards by opening the mobile visual editor on a smartphone. Please post your feedback on the Edit cards talk page.

Toolbar

The editing toolbar is changing in the mobile visual editor. The old system had two different toolbars. Now, all the buttons are together. Tell the team what you think about the new toolbar.

• In September, the Editing team updated the mobile visual editor's editing toolbar. Anyone could see these changes in the mobile visual editor.
  • One toolbar: All of the editing tools are located in one toolbar. Previously, the toolbar changed when you clicked on different things.
  • New navigation: The buttons for moving forward and backward in the edit flow have changed.
  • Seamless switching: an improved workflow for switching between the visual and wikitext modes.
• Feedback: You can try the refreshed toolbar by opening the mobile VisualEditor on a smartphone. Please post your feedback on the Toolbar feedback talk page.

Wikimania

The Editing Team attended Wikimania 2019 in Sweden. They led a session on the mobile visual editor and a session on the new talk pages project. They tested two new features in the mobile visual editor with contributors. You can read more about what the team did and learned in the team's report on Wikimania 2019.

Looking ahead

• Talk Pages Project: The team is thinking about the first set of proposed changes. The team will be working with a few communities to pilot those changes. The best way to stay informed is by adding your username to the list on the project page: Getting involved.
• Testing the mobile visual editor as the default: The Editing team plans to post results before the end of the calendar year. The best way to stay informed is by adding the project page to your watchlist: VisualEditor as mobile default project page.
• Measuring the impact of Edit Cards: The Editing team hopes to share results in November. This study asks whether the project helped editors add links and citations. The best way to stay informed is by adding the project page to your watchlist: Edit Cards project page.

– PPelberg (WMF) (talk) & Whatamidoing (WMF) (talk) 16:51, 17 October 2019 (UTC)

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