[02:04:31] <bawolff>	 quiddity: re featured feeds, what i actually think the ideal thing, would be for mass message to support RSS. I made https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T331230 but its unlikely to get any action unless i do it myself
[02:04:48] <bawolff>	 But we have so many newsletter things just begging to have an rss feed
[02:07:35] <bawolff>	 And featured feeds are notoriusly hard to setup
[02:08:24] <quiddity>	 Oooh, yes, I like that idea/solution. +1
[02:41:39] <bawolff>	 fuck, I've been answering support questions from the person running https://fascipedia.org/index.php/Main_Page . I really don't know how i feel about this
[02:43:33] <Izno>	 woopsie daisies
[02:49:54] <TheresNoTime>	 Well TIL that's a wiki 
[02:50:45] <Izno>	 not like we haven't know about the existence of conservapedia for a while
[02:50:51] <Izno>	 this just takes it one step further
[02:52:45] <bawolff>	 While there is also that incel wiki that got banned from codesearch
[02:52:55] <stemoc>	 their 'recommended' pages are interesting
[02:55:12] <TheresNoTime>	 There's err no provision in the open source licence we use to revoke it from someone right..? 
[02:55:35] <AntiComposite>	 no, that wouldn't be free
[02:55:58] <AntiComposite>	 of course, there is absolutely no requirement that we provide any sort of support to them
[02:56:18] <bawolff>	 "No discrimination against fields of endeavor"
[02:56:40] <AntiComposite>	 see also JSON license controversy 
[02:57:09] <bawolff>	 Generally i think its a good thing that licenses don't have morality clauses
[02:57:11] <stemoc>	 what did they want to know Baw? how to change the  wiki logo? :P
[02:57:30] <bawolff>	 stemoc: They installed the wrong version of flow, and wanted to figure out how to fix the errors
[02:58:05] <bawolff>	 They also somehow got the main guys username to be a reserved username, which prevented him from logging in (Or at least, that was my theory on what happened). They had weird issues with usernames
[02:58:41] <bawolff>	 Can you imagine if facebook or amazon got to pick and chose which forks of their software were not "evil"
[03:00:21] <Izno>	 > They also somehow got the main guys username to be a reserved username
[03:00:22] <Izno>	 lmao
[03:00:35] <bawolff>	 yeah, i have no idea wtf they did for that to happen
[03:00:45] <bawolff>	 but it is pretty funny
[03:01:26] <TheresNoTime>	 *Ahh the ethical question of morality clauses and the such*
[03:02:47] <stemoc>	 they even have a phone number on the sidebar..
[03:03:09] <TheresNoTime>	 It's up there with the morality of building in things like domain denylists, but I suppose even that you just use a previous version of MediaWiki..
[03:03:20] <stemoc>	 ofcourse its from Iowa lol
[03:04:42] <TheresNoTime>	 apropos of nothing, 1.37.1 doesn't have any nasty CVEs does it?
[03:05:17] <stemoc>	 https://fascipedia.org/index.php/FasciPedia:Privacy_policy lol "In case you didn't notice, we are running Wikimedia software, its the most privacy-concious system in the world. We can't even doxx OURSELVES. We know, we tried.0,00"
[03:05:34] <AntiComposite>	 well that sounds like an invitiaton
[03:05:44] <stemoc>	 well mediawiki is smarter than nazi's :P
[03:06:03] <TheresNoTime>	 (for the logs, I'm joking)
[03:06:06] <Izno>	 stemoc, lmao
[03:06:28] <bawolff>	 rofl
[03:06:30] <Izno>	 classic MediaWiki -> Wikimedia confusion there though :(
[03:06:39] <Izno>	 now I want to modify their page, but then I suffer from bawolff's issues
[03:07:27] <bawolff>	 Hmm, looks like they don't allow anon edits. Total facists ;)
[03:08:26] <stemoc>	 yeah ppl to this day beleive wikimedia runs wikis like conservapedia cause they saw the mediawiki link in the bottom
[03:10:29] <Izno>	 bawolff, I've heard tell that certain Wikimedia wikis don't either ;)
[03:10:40] <Izno>	 and I started on one that didn't, for that matter
[03:10:57] <bawolff>	 Well at least nobody blames us for wikileaks anymore
[03:14:55] <stemoc>	 wikimedia should buy the .wiki TLD and then sell its domains to legitimate wikis
[03:25:51] <Izno>	 that would be one source of income
[04:11:26] <stemoc>	 we keep the langauge ones for shortcuts...  http://en.wiki/Joe_Biden
[10:38:07] <buovjaga>	 I read this guide to old style hooks: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/plugins/gitiles/mediawiki/core/+/ae7429f8780df9ef6e81cc76e6c8caa86b309339/docs/hooks.txt
[10:38:24] <buovjaga>	 It didn't explain how an extension can run a hook from another extension
[10:38:47] <buovjaga>	 Here is my new try with ReplaceText: https://paste.simplylinux.ch/view/c7724d2d
[10:38:59] <buovjaga>	 The error I get is: Call to undefined method MediaWiki\Extension\ReplaceText\Hooks::run()
[10:40:23] <buovjaga>	 whoops, left an extra line there, updated: https://paste.simplylinux.ch/view/514cc6f3
[10:41:05] <buovjaga>	 so if Hooks::run doesn't work as it wants to run it from ReplaceText, what should I do
[10:41:48] <taavi>	 buovjaga: Translate's hook class is in an another namespace, you need to import it
[10:42:45] <buovjaga>	 but I thought this hooks thing would avoid having to import from Translate?
[10:42:53] <buovjaga>	 I thought it was somehow a universal thing
[10:43:17] <buovjaga>	 maybe I missed the point
[10:44:19] <taavi>	 oh right, Hooks is the core provided class
[10:44:36] <taavi>	 but you still need to import it since the class you're modifying is not in the root namespace
[10:45:08] <buovjaga>	 ok thanks
[10:48:46] <buovjaga>	 wtf it works :D
[10:48:52] <buovjaga>	 use Hooks; did the trick...
[10:50:34] <buovjaga>	 taavi: in my scientific test, a translated page contains "Kissa meni metsään." and correctly, I get the result: No pages were found containing the string "kissa".
[10:52:42] <buovjaga>	 whoops, not correctly because it's case sensitive :)
[11:06:10] <buovjaga>	 I just had reverse logic in the hook...
[11:17:10] <buovjaga>	 helps to pass the array by reference, too
[11:56:05] <buovjaga>	 sent https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/mediawiki/extensions/Translate/+/895721
[11:56:11] <buovjaga>	 updated https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/mediawiki/extensions/ReplaceText/+/891258
[12:13:46] <buovjaga>	 bleh, apparently I can't do a db query with 'page_title' => $titles,
[12:17:10] <Vulpix>	 if titles contains namespaces, no
[12:18:37] <buovjaga>	 updated
[20:53:24] <taylan>	 is there any reason *not* to set the global value of "list-style-type" to "inherit" so that it can be set in wrapping divs?  it seems that, otherwise, you're forced to use direct HTML instead of mediawiki list syntax if you want to change it per-list.
[20:53:53] <taylan>	 (I'm talking about CSS)
[20:55:36] <tgr>	 div.myDiv li { list-style-type: ... }
[20:56:24] <taylan>	 I guess that also works...
[20:57:05] <taylan>	 but with that method, you'd need to add a CSS class and modify the global CSS for every list you want to style uniquely, right?
[20:59:59] <Izno[m]>	 TemplateStyles.
[21:00:09] <tgr>	 ^
[21:19:38] <bd808>	 the answer to any CSS question is TemplateStyles
[21:36:24] <Izno[m]>	 bd808, let me just @import that answer.
[21:42:17] <legoktm>	 (quipped: https://bash.toolforge.org/quip/C3ksw4YBtR_B8fLxnYjO)
[21:46:50] <Izno[m]>	 Thanks, I'll be here all week.
[21:50:50] <Platonides>	 we should make a tootbot that outputs new quips
[21:55:22] <Izno[m]>	 speaking of @import and TemplateStyles, https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Common.css&diff=prev&oldid=24683218
[22:04:24] <TheDJ1626[m]>	 Nice !
[22:45:13] <bd808>	 Platonides: if someone added an ATOM feed to bash like the one that was added to SAL in https://github.com/bd808/SAL/pull/22 that would be pretty easy