[02:34:29] The category on the top has 2 problems: 1 is that it ruins SEO and 2 it's counterintuitive [02:36:53] Unlike basic website most pages has very few categories, wikis usually have bloats amount of categories [02:43:45] 🤷‍♀️ [03:46:41] how does it ruin seo? [05:11:02] I believe categories in mediawiki has 4xx or 5xx flag that told crawlers to not enter [05:11:40] And the categories also bloat the crawlers with loss of pages while having 0 content mostly [05:17:24] And it is better to use normal content pages and you link them together (like having link to Y character in X page and vice versa) to create links between them when you want to do SEO [05:23:37] [1/2] ^ [05:23:37] [2/2] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/615786602454581249/1534794048840142858/v55h29b.png?ex=6a756bd8&is=6a741a58&hm=15e4b903262c81eeb9895c7d00a3816e8ee03cb56d8c8aea856c10381810da41& [05:23:58] Then place categories at the bottom [06:44:51] Fandom didn't think so, so.... yeah [07:53:03] dead chat [07:53:55] Ok [07:55:46] May I friend you? [12:07:29] dreamy [13:56:42] [1/2] meanwhile, one of my wikis: [13:56:42] [2/2] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/615786602454581249/1534923170895626330/image.png?ex=6a75e419&is=6a749299&hm=8c8e3a33d6ee97f637cb9fec5a405b238334fe44b16080456ac29ec32786ef60& [13:57:01] I'll get to it soon 😅 [13:59:56] [1/2] It's hard for me to judge, that's also how my wiki's looked for the last year and a half lol, and even how it currently looks to most people bc I haven't swapped over the default theme yet [13:59:56] [2/2] (I'm gonna tomorrow, I wanted to give my readers warning before I did tho) [14:02:20] [1/2] i went with cosmos on another wiki since it is easier to style from ManageWiki [14:02:20] [2/2] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/615786602454581249/1534924591837745365/image.png?ex=6a75e56c&is=6a7493ec&hm=292e456f06c72e7ca373cbc834d04beb59c019b261746fd6f2b317010f5c06ff& [14:04:52] Fair, creating a whole thingie of css is a lot of work, and yet it's like playing toys to me (that is to say it's fun) [14:06:28] I'm thinking of building a sort of framework of css variables & have it easily applicable across other vector-based wikis [14:06:53] or maybe fork vector.css & common.css from wiki.gg [14:07:09] https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/694526096648962110.webp?size=48 [14:07:36] That sounds like it'd be cool! [14:07:41] yeah [14:08:43] wiki.gg wikis only use vector, but they all look nice and colorful because it is easier to style a wiki, mainly just by configuring css variables [14:09:22] [1/3] e.g. [14:09:22] [2/3] https://bladeandsorcery.wiki.gg/wiki/mediaWiki:common.css [14:09:23] [3/3] https://bladeandsorcery.wiki.gg/wiki/mediaWiki:vector.css [14:10:05] @aliser did u ever try forking css from wiki.gg and applying it on a miraheze wiki of yours? [15:07:07] I forked the Codex variables to apply to my wiki [15:07:25] but now I think I'll fork the Fandom variables instead [16:27:17] @thewwrnerdguy re: your summary, no concerns with adding your comment after @raidarr's close. Looks like a bit of an ec, and I agree with your comments generally so 👍 from me 🙂 [16:31:55] I'll give this a try [17:04:54] likewise no concern with the comment as added given context, and it would not be improper to append postmortum input to the bottom of the discussion close box anyway imo [17:14:51] +1 [19:30:01] Wikipedias current features articles is pretty amazing [19:32:17] https://enwp.org/big_Duck [19:32:58] Kinda wish more buildings adopted these unique designs [19:34:00] * dmehus now wants to go to Flanders, New York [19:53:03] Big. Duck. [19:53:30] I am a fan of this large duck. [19:57:19] That reminds me of https://www.visitoostende.be/en/beaufort-monument-wullok [19:57:31] Which is also in Flanders [19:57:35] But European Flanders [20:15:40] interesting [20:16:33] I, too, like big ducks and I cannot lie [20:17:18] Mallards are my favourite bird [20:18:56] and actually, I just learned something... the 'goose', or character I thought, mistakenly, was a 'goose', is also a type of duck. [20:18:56] https://share.google/aimode/cO9D2bDCigo1o2s9x [20:50:00] dmehus: there's lot of interesting things when you explore the world [21:10:42] RhinosF1: yes, I need to travel more. I need to lose this scarcity mindset... [21:13:55] dmehus: you said you'd never been abroad right? [21:14:06] Well actually never been to the eastern half of Canada I think? [21:48:11] RhinosF1: yeah, exactly, I have been to one other country outside of Canada and the U.S, but not since I was a teenager lol [21:48:23] It was the Dominican Republic with my parents and grandparents [21:49:00] That was back when parents could add their kids to their passports. Now even babies need passports [22:41:52] Is it just me or has anyone noticed that Google Gemini is displaying a more matter of fact tone in its responses to requests (i.e., since last week)? It used to be more conversational / playful, like when I would thank it and give praise on what went well [23:10:36] This is why the environment is dying. People praising AI :/ [23:21:59] hey we've gotta avoid getting roko's basilisk'ed [23:42:52] don't get me wrong, it's got its faults, and my biggest issue with AI is the companies that want to gatekeep it and make billions off of it (although that is unlikely to be successful, in my view, as it becomes a commoditized product and their (un)profitable margins come under further pressue), but it does allow me, as a pretty talentless image designer to perform menial image manipulation tasks pretty easily and without locking in to [23:42:52] the Adobe Creative Cloud ecosystem [23:43:29] pressure* even [23:44:41] * dmehus wishes the Inkscape and GIMP UX was a demonstratably better experience, too [23:53:55] God has Adobe gotten just lousy with pushing all their AI silliness. Opening Acrobat to do some PDF edit/compiling things sees me getting bombarded with 5 different product cross-sells and 'let AI do it' offers. [23:54:28] It fundamentally blocks me from doing the thing I came there to do, which is awful product design but great upsell design, I guess.