[04:48:06] Who's there? [04:48:57] [discord] We are here, and hoping this isn't a question about rangerkid. 🙂 [04:49:18] Ok. [04:49:46] If it about RLVW? [04:50:57] [discord] RLVW? [04:51:04] [discord] Real life Villains wiki [04:51:10] [discord] ah yes [04:51:41] [discord] Reporter: a claim was already filed on SN, I believe. the most appropriate venue for your concerns would be there, if the ticket has not already been closed [04:51:48] [discord] SN = steward's noticeboard [04:52:16] That wiki need rebrand to Bad People Wiki. If for RLHW, Good People Wiki. [04:52:39] [discord] That's a question to be taken up locally on that wiki, we have no juridiction over that. [04:52:50] [discord] Please take that up with local bureaucrats, we have no ability to influence changw there. [04:52:51] It okay if not closed. [04:53:06] OK. [04:53:36] [discord] RLV isn't doing so well, a fork would be worse [04:53:44] [discord] Please take that up with local bureaucrats, we have no ability to influence change there. (edited) [04:54:28] I feel like LB never active. [04:54:58] [discord] Again, our apologies, but we can't help you with that here. [04:55:42] [discord] what's up with real life villains again [04:55:45] [discord] I've kicked them [04:55:49] thx [04:55:52] [discord] thank you [04:56:02] [discord] ok got it [04:56:19] Probably should've been done a while ago in retrospect [04:56:27] so sorry to everyone who had to deal with them [04:56:30] [discord] agree 👍 [04:56:57] [discord] no worries at all, thanks for the kick [04:57:20] [discord] @NotAracham circling back to this real quick, not sure if you know if it's possible to remove this? [04:57:34] [discord] as a wiki creator maybe you have some knowledge on it, not sure [04:57:50] [discord] It is not [04:57:59] [discord] I don't think it'll be removed any time soon [04:58:15] [discord] We're working on tapping into AI for CreateWiki so... 👀 [04:58:38] [discord] ooh that could be interesting 👀 [04:58:42] [discord] any timetable for that? [04:58:49] [discord] No [04:58:50] [discord] Yeah, not going away, but might actually be used for something... sometime [04:58:57] [discord] Any time from today to 3 years [04:59:01] [discord] anyone know what it was originally used for? [04:59:10] [discord] the approval rating thing [04:59:14] [discord] To possibly never, should the bandwidth never free up to make it happen [04:59:15] [discord] That's the score that the CreateWiki AI rates a reauest [04:59:19] [discord] That's the score that the CreateWiki AI rates a request (edited) [04:59:25] [discord] It rates it from 0.0 to 1.0 [04:59:26] [discord] ah, and it was rated from 0 to 1? [04:59:28] [discord] gotcha [04:59:58] [discord] assuming when you say tapping into AI you mean make it more user-friendly for the average user to miraheze? [05:00:07] [discord] like more understandable and such? [05:00:29] [discord] No, I'm talking about actually using AI to auto approve or decline requests as we originally envisioned [05:00:45] [discord] ..oh [05:00:52] [discord] that could be extremely helpful [05:01:11] [discord] E.g. if a person just typed the word 'butts' as their discription for the wiki request, that's an auto-decline with a request for more details [05:01:24] [discord] would assume the AI will make mistakes though, there's not a fool-proof way to design it [05:01:49] [discord] maybe something for the AI to classify certain wiki requests that it isn't sure about for human review? [05:01:58] [discord] don't know if that's even possible but just a thought [05:03:24] [discord] It would only approve wikis with a score of over 0.9 [05:03:30] [discord] all others would go to WCs to review [05:03:45] [discord] It'd also auto decline those with a score of less than 0.4 [05:04:02] [discord] how many of the current wiki requests that are approved are over 0.9 [05:04:17] [discord] There are obvious challenges w/ the new content policy, though. e.g. identifying wikis that are duplicated by a request [05:04:30] [discord] No idea, no one looks at those stats [05:04:32] [discord] but the request still scores .9+ [05:04:38] [discord] yes, and theoretically some user could just make a request long enough to fool the AI [05:04:54] [discord] It's very low, honestly [05:05:48] [discord] I've made 3 wiki requests in my time here, only one of those 3 reached .9 [05:06:04] [discord] Well no, AI is rather smart. It looks for a combination of things [05:06:43] [discord] Currently, our AI is trained by recognizing similar requests that we've approved in the past, which we've declined, and has a list of blacklisted words I believe [05:06:51] [discord] i remember someone asking chatgpt something like "mary's mother has 2 children. one is named bob. what is the other child named?" and it couldnt figure it out or something lmaoo [05:06:57] [discord] but yea thats kinda smart [05:06:59] [discord] but we don't really trust it 100% and it's really memory intensive [05:07:07] [discord] we might tap into ChatGPT [05:07:12] [discord] which is the plan potentially [05:07:17] [discord] hmm [05:07:19] [discord] this could actually work [05:07:20] [discord] i see [05:07:22] [discord] Yeah, I strongly distrust the current AI implementation [05:07:39] [discord] ChatGPT could be extremely useful if it can tap into Miraheze CreateWiki logs [05:07:43] [discord] There was a request today that got 0.92 but was so remedial I almost declined with a request for more details [05:07:56] [discord] we could theoretically design an extension exclusively for Miraheze [05:08:09] [discord] That means someone is approving really short requests and is confusing the AI! [05:08:14] [discord] Time to demote every WC [05:08:15] [discord] lol [05:08:24] [discord] Couldn't be me. I would never. 😄 [05:08:27] [discord] That means someone is approving really bad requests and is confusing the AI! (edited) [05:08:34] [discord] lmao [05:08:36] [discord] lmao [05:09:32] [discord] One of the core things that's probably confounding it is private vs public wikis, since the private ones are by nature usually much shorter. [05:09:36] [discord] would be interesting if the AI could also be trained by seeing what wikis we've deleted and using that as a model of what wikis to not accept [05:10:02] [discord] assuming there's a log of wikis deleted? [05:10:08] [discord] yeah [05:10:12] [discord] It's miles long [05:10:14] [discord] the other problem with that could be that the deletion reason isn't visible to the AI [05:10:29] [discord] Now that would be VERY interesting. It'd also need some amount of semantic capability, which is where ChatGPT comes in [05:10:37] [discord] the wiki creator could've just marked the wiki closed because they didn't want to work on it anymore [05:10:45] [discord] as opposed to stewards closing for CP violations [05:10:51] [discord] or something of the sorty [05:10:52] [discord] or something of the sort (edited) [05:10:59] [discord] We do have actor ID and a role table, which solves for that [05:11:03] [discord] a wiki bureaucrat could've just marked the wiki closed because they didn't want to work on it anymore (edited) [05:11:04] [discord] At least partly [05:11:16] [discord] ik its not what you meant to say but that made me think of "child pornography violations" lmao [05:11:22] [discord] Well, manual closures are different than dormancy closures [05:11:36] [discord] Yeah, it's an unfortunate acronym. At MH, CP = Content Policy [05:11:38] [discord] if ChatGPT could interpret deletion reasons then that could work [05:11:39] [discord] A list of manual wiki deletions is available on Meta [05:11:49] [discord] vs dormancy closings which actually aren't logged anywhere [05:12:00] [discord] no i mean if the user just decides to close the wiki by themselves [05:12:12] [discord] which has happened before i believe because they just get tired of it [05:12:13] [discord] And frankly our content policy does cover that too [05:12:17] [discord] Closure is not the same as a deletion though [05:12:29] [discord] closures lead to deletions though right [05:12:32] [discord] Marking a wiki as private is different than us actually deleting a wiki [05:12:36] [discord] closure for more than 3 months or something [05:12:36] [discord] [05:12:37] [url] ManageWiki log - Miraheze Meta | meta.miraheze.org [05:12:48] [discord] look at the ManageWiki log to get an idea of that [05:12:56] [discord] ah gotcha [05:13:21] [discord] what's the policy re deleted wikis because of inactivity [05:13:44] [discord] like if a wiki that was NBA focused or something decided to shut down, and after it was deleted a new wiki request was created in that same scope [05:13:45] [discord] consider this term outdated, people tend to refer to that as SCEM [05:13:54] [discord] i think you mean CSAM [05:13:59] [discord] or SCRM [05:14:18] [discord] CSAM means child sexual abuse material, SCRM means sexual content regarding minors [05:14:28] [discord] ......does this need to be said 😅? [05:14:29] [discord] https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Dormancy_Policy would be that policy [05:14:30] [url] Dormancy Policy - Miraheze Meta | meta.miraheze.org [05:14:33] [discord] this is getting offtopic now [05:14:38] [discord] yea it is lmao sorry [05:15:02] [discord] Also worth remembering that MH is a global community and acronyms aren't the same globally. 🙂 [05:15:08] [discord] oh fair [05:15:29] [discord] also content policies are pretty much everywhere now where people create/publish things [05:16:32] [discord] Ah yes, the CP, DP, UP, UAP, RFCP, and much more [05:16:38] [discord] Thank you acronyms, very cool! [05:16:54] [discord] I've got a page for this! [05:17:08] [discord] https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/User:NotAracham/Miraheze:Acronyms_and_Abbreviations [05:17:08] [url] User:NotAracham/Miraheze:Acronyms and Abbreviations - Miraheze Meta | meta.miraheze.org [05:17:11] [discord] don't forget RfC, RfP, RfA, RfGR, WC, GS, SRE, and more! 😂 [05:17:19] [discord] i know just some of those [05:17:22] [discord] oh and soon the GCP, VCP and MSCOC [05:17:33] [discord] :moonch: [05:17:35] [discord] 👏 just saw this @NotAracham, great job on it btw [05:17:55] [discord] I saw a need so I started writing. 😄 [05:17:58] [discord] Global Content Policy? Video Content Policy? Miraheze Spaces Code of Conduct? [05:18:04] [discord] not sure if i got them correct [05:18:36] [discord] RfC, RfP, RfA, RfRW, RfGR, RfU, RfS, RfF, RfCU, and more [05:18:47] [discord] :thistbh: [05:18:49] [discord] Volunteer Conduct Policy* [05:18:56] [discord] :thistbh: [05:19:02] [discord] ah, gotchu [05:19:14] [discord] bravo on that, have a feeling it'll help a lot of new users [05:19:29] [discord] I think no one is probably familiar with RfU at least [05:19:42] [discord] Requests for Unlock? [05:20:06] [discord] No, it's for an extremely obscure process that literally no one's about and Stewards never enforce [05:20:16] [discord] No, it's for an extremely obscure process that literally no one's heard about and Stewards never enforce (edited) [05:20:35] [discord] is it on NotAracham's thing [05:20:48] [discord] It is not [05:20:54] [discord] what is it [05:21:03] [discord] Not sure... yet [05:21:05] [discord] out of curiousity [05:21:07] [discord] lmao [05:21:47] [discord] The ones that aren't documented: [05:21:47] [discord] [05:21:49] [discord] RfA [05:21:50] [discord] RfGR (momentarily) [05:21:51] [discord] RfU [05:21:52] [discord] RfS [05:21:54] [discord] RfCU (momentarily) [05:22:05] [discord] Requests for CheckUser I'm assuming [05:22:15] [discord] Yep, and global rights on the other. [05:22:30] [discord] Unless someone's getting feisty and making their own acronym for global rollbacker [05:22:40] [discord] lol [05:22:46] [discord] apart from GR, I haven't seen any [05:23:16] [discord] lol [05:23:26] [discord] RfGRO [05:24:33] [discord] Interesting. So far, I only used ChatGPT to make up fictional recipes for my fantasy world, or to make my articles more detailed. Is that allowed? [05:25:13] [discord] Yeah, that's allowed. Nothing in our ToU that prohibits ~~our robot overlords~~ AI from being used [05:25:45] [discord] 😁 [05:34:23] [discord] Alright, a mess of new Rf[X] have been added to the acronym page [05:34:25] [discord] Huzzah [05:37:48] [discord] yay! [05:38:06] [discord] no RfU tho 😦 [05:38:55] [discord] It is the forbidden entry (that nobody actually remembers what it is) [05:39:10] [discord] It's largely irrelevant and no one needs to know about it \:P [05:40:55] [discord] Request for Unmaking, Request for Unobservance, Request for Universality, whatever it is, it's not part of this plane of existence any longer. [05:42:35] [discord] oof [05:43:44] [discord] that gives me an idea [05:43:56] [discord] i could get chatgpt to write wiki pages [05:43:57] [discord] 🤔 [05:44:12] [discord] I already sorta did that lol [05:44:28] [discord] Tho, it wasn't completely AI-written. I made adjustments for it, added the links, added the templates, etc. [05:46:34] [discord] There was a fun wiki request that was unfortunately not approved because the requester didn't reply to questions. [05:46:34] [discord] Free labor lol [05:47:01] [discord] But that was their entire premise. A wiki documenting a fictional world, 100% written by a procedural generation AI [05:47:30] [discord] I would have liked to see that, even if it was the most beige world of all time. [05:48:35] [discord] that would've been so cool [05:48:59] [discord] could i request this wiki by any chance [05:49:06] [discord] would be cool to see what i could do with it [05:49:08] [discord] chatgptwiki [05:49:14] [discord] `chatgptwiki` (edited) [05:49:19] [discord] Knock yourself out [05:49:32] [discord] requestwikiblocke [05:49:34] [discord] requestwikiblocked (edited) [05:49:41] [discord] indeed [05:49:50] [discord] let me dm you [05:49:59] [discord] I think we unfortunately had this exact request come through earlier. [05:50:04] [discord] I'll have to check the queue to confirm. [05:50:36] [discord] I'd probably give the requester more time before approving a new request with a similar scope [05:50:52] [discord] But honestly, the level of inventiveness in some of these requests really warms my heart. [05:52:00] [discord] A very good example from a bit ago: [05:52:01] [discord] [05:52:02] [discord] A wiki about fictional train companies set in a fantastical world, but through the stories about the stations, surrounding territories, and passenger manifests + route logs, tells the broader story of the world and its conflicts. [05:52:45] [discord] It makes me sad I never recorded that one for later check-ins, but I think it was a private wiki anyhow. [05:53:57] [discord] 3 or so days? [06:09:49] [discord] @Agent @NotAracham out of curiosity, could we schedule another miraheze meeting for soon? [06:09:53] [discord] possibly Jan 21 [13:34:31] It tells me that the database is blocked, until what time will it be? [13:35:49] Is there somewhere where they warn of these blocks? [13:36:49] [discord] which wiki? [13:37:04] https://librepedia.miraheze.org/ [13:37:05] [url] LibrePedia | librepedia.miraheze.org [13:37:06] [discord] hm, nobody of SRE is online [13:37:26] [discord] @Site Reliability Engineering [13:37:44] I given: https://librepedia.miraheze.org/ [13:37:44] [url] LibrePedia | librepedia.miraheze.org [13:37:50] The primary database server is running in read-only mode. [13:38:13] [discord] maybe backup is going on [13:38:23] [discord] I don't know, only sysadmin will tell for sure [13:38:45] [discord] if it'll go away before answer, let us know here too [13:43:03] is the only wiki blocked? [13:43:44] [discord] No, it's all the wikis on one database server [13:50:29] [discord] why tho? [18:36:19] Hello shou! If you have any questions, feel free to ask and someone should answer soon. [18:37:22] :3 👍 [18:51:33] [discord] To quickly fill in on details since I realized this got skipped, Real life Villains Wiki is a wiki that documents 'real-life villains', essentially what it says on the tin. [18:51:33] [discord] [18:51:35] [discord] As you might expect w/ anything involving real people, it's contentious, is attractive to a younger user group, and generates more interpersonal drama + requests for shutdown than your average wiki. [18:51:36] [discord] [18:51:37] [discord] There's a local bureaucrat called Rangerkid51 who's been active in trying to clean up lack of sourcing (to my understanding), and we regularly get randos coming here trying to find them because they don't like or want to appeal a decision, rather than reaching out locally on that user's talk page. [18:52:35] [discord] I say 'more than average', but there definitely are/were rowdier wikis on the platform. [20:37:32] [discord] yeah i see [20:37:45] [discord] i saw it in #wiki-feed and started to clean up some page sourcing [20:37:49] [discord] but its a giant mess rn