[04:07:51] guys, remember when a gacha game wiki started image dump but it messed up queue because of sheer amount of files? was it 10gb or more? [04:27:22] Is someone available that can nuke user accounts? I have one that is posting personal info of others on its userpage and even after 'deleting' the userpage it is still visible [04:33:06] [1/2] well, you as admin can see content of deleted pages [04:33:06] [2/2] but overall #cvt , I believe [04:34:18] I am logged out of my account on this device and still see it, its not that [04:34:19] I will repost this there [04:53:40] personal info breach is worth to report to stewards to handle deletions [08:57:40] Jeez, I wish mediawiki having a way to dump stuffs manually instead of going through requests [10:23:05] You can with scripts [10:24:41] Afaik it's not the size that's the problem necessarily but the amount of files to process. Tons of small icons is worse than one bigger image [11:21:00] <_ar1a024> Go to close to fixing this only for it to revert back to normal [11:25:46] I've had this notification from a deleted wiki for a while now and it's really starting to bug me [12:32:32] I have the same issue but with staffwiki for years lol [12:33:28] It can be fixed [12:33:34] But SRE kinda no one [12:33:53] Theyve tried fixing mine, it doesnt last long [12:34:17] @zppix it can be done [12:34:31] There's a few places they can show though [12:34:39] Local & global tables [15:23:58] @Meta-Wiki Administrators, someone is using Meta as their own content wiki. https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Justino_Bimbo. [17:26:03] <_ar1a024> How would I fix this [17:26:35] the black bar behind infobox? [17:26:48] honestly - I have no idea, I have this problem too lol [17:29:04] <_ar1a024> Figures [17:29:19] <_ar1a024> When I find the fix i'll tell you [18:00:27] [1/2] Hard to tell from just an image of the output like that, so I am certainly not sure, but messing around a bit headers that does stop right ||(or more specifically the ::after on headers that are the ones responsible for the line below them)|| have an `overflow: hidden;` in its CSS, so maybe try and add that to whatever element created that black box too. [18:00:27] [2/2] Since you said you have a similar issue @theoneandonlylegroom I guess I ping you too here. [18:09:46] <_ar1a024, replying to gummiel> It's a template tho [18:09:53] <_ar1a024> The black bar [18:10:08] <_ar1a024> And overflow:hidden is already in the template [18:10:29] <_ar1a024> Unless you want me to add it to every table and thumbnail on the wiki [18:11:44] Well CSS don't really care if it's a template or not, what matters is if it is applied on the element that created that box. If you wiki is public, a link would make it a lot easier to see exactly what is going on. [18:12:16] <_ar1a024> Yeah lemme send the link [18:12:26] <_ar1a024> What the hell [18:12:29] <_ar1a024> It's not sendinf [18:13:14] Ohh you need to /auth to send links on the server [19:05:06] <_ar1a024> Oh BTW I fixed it [19:05:38] <_ar1a024> All I had to do is add display: flex; in the div menu [19:08:33] the black box template? just flex? [19:10:32] <_ar1a024, replying to theoneandonlylegroom> Yeah [19:10:35] <_ar1a024> The black box [19:13:51] thanks mate [20:32:41] @Zppix: https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Workhardgoodservice [20:32:45] vandal is back [20:35:37] He a little confused, but he got the spirit [20:36:01] miraheze is not shutting down tho [20:36:30] it might shut down at some point but not now [20:37:15] I've rollbacked all the edits, but an admin should block [20:37:48] not all, edits got confused [20:38:01] *scrambled [20:38:10] read the text on current version [20:39:49] at least they didn't start spamming phab like the last one [20:40:28] I'll try to fix ... [20:41:00] huh [20:41:45] I thought logged in users are allowed to edit from VPN/proxy/Tor? I got the error now [20:41:57] sure, I'll turn it off now but [20:43:04] @zppix it needs to be reverted to the last version from 9 August, maybe manually [20:45:14] [20:48:20] Think i fixed it [20:48:22] Im not home [20:48:43] Im actually at a state fair 😂 [20:49:26] @orduin can you CU the account I just locked on meta, I blocked an account on meta a day or two ago with same edit pattern [20:51:17] Should be able to now [20:51:38] thank you [20:52:29] I just had to resort to Orbot because VPNs are dying w/ alarming speed now [20:53:14] Find VPNs owned by companies based on Switzerland, they are unlikely to be blocked by a great wall [20:53:39] Proton was the first one to die back in 2022 lol [20:53:47] Really? [20:53:51] Thats shocking [20:53:53] yup [20:54:38] [1/2] https://borost.miraheze.org/wiki/Template:Interactive_Map_of_the_Continent [20:54:39] [2/2] This has linked text overlayed on an image. I'm confused as to how to replicate it [22:12:27] it's using the `{{image label}}` series of templates to create an image map. [22:12:27] https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Template:image_label [23:06:11] [1/5] for anyone this applies to, just wondering how to go about including ‘joke’ articles on my wiki. These are the ways I could come up with but idk which would be the most intuitive and / or easy to make [23:06:11] [2/5] - custom namespace [23:06:11] [3/5] - `/joke` subpage [23:06:12] [4/5] - just a message box saying it’s not a serious article [23:06:12] [5/5] - (joke) [23:07:07] Having a "Joke" namespace keeps everything organized and clearly denotes that the page isn't meant to be taken seriously [23:08:13] mhm but my worry is then if feels ‘too’ well labelled (if there is such a thing). it’s too separate from everything else. idk maybe that’s just me. It does seem like the best approach but it doesn’t quite sit right with me lol [23:10:51] With joke articles, there's always a risk that they can be picked up as real info by search engines like Google (causing readers who don't know any better to believe obviously false information); however, setting the "Joke" namespace to "noindex" minimizes the chance of that happening [23:12:34] that’s true, I never thought of that, but it can also be done to individual pages (which I guess it a bit more hassle, but it’d work the same way) [23:14:04] There's also a benefit to having an entire namespace that's not indexed; you don't have to set each page as noindex and users can't force the page to index by removing the noindex tag or adding an index tag (though that only applies if you've turned off magic index words in the namespace settings) [23:16:46] ig yeah. I haven’t publicised my wiki yet and I doubt there’d be much editing but idk yet. I could find a way to set up a tracking category for Joke pages (either through part of the title, or in an interface list) for pages that aren’t ‘no-indexed’ if that makes sense lol [23:17:10] wsp gay pigeon [23:17:19] hai bukkit! ^^ [23:19:08] The noindex could be hidden away in a maintenance template that people hopefully wouldn’t mess with, too. [23:19:40] page protection always helps [23:20:36] Yeah. If it were up to me (which it is), I’d prevent editing all together on my wiki if it opens up lol. Idk if that defeats the point of it but hey-ho [23:21:43] Page protection would be too much for preventing users from indexing a page; however, if Pigeon made a template that designates a page as a joke page and adds the `NOINDEX` to that, they can protect that template and prevent the noindex from being messed with without protecting all joke pages [23:22:22] thats what i meant lol [23:22:50] That would depend on the nature of your wiki; if it's a personal wiki centered around your interests, making it read-only to the public is a good choice, but if it's a wiki centered around something that has an active community, leaving it open for editing would make more sense [23:24:22] this conversation is about how active my ‘community’ is lol [23:25:02] I’ll probably make it read only, except from friends / trustworthy contributors, like if they came from GitHub or similar [23:25:21] I’ll need to set up user groups but that’s a topic for another day lmao [23:25:42] User groups can be set up via Special:ManageWiki/permissions [23:26:54] okie (I’ll make more of that, I’m not at my computer atm) [23:27:19] I spent most of my wiki time today installing a web clip so I can view my wiki in a phone app lol [23:27:34] it’s really handy tbh [23:27:44] not the best for editing, but mobile rarely is anyways [23:28:13] i spent most of my time on sunday setting up opensuse [23:28:18] i use opensuse btw [23:29:27] smort [23:29:38] I’m too dumb to do stuff like that [23:29:43] (I had to Google what it was) [23:55:54] sometimes i wonder how people like kde plasma [23:56:03] gnome and xfce are on top