[02:37:34] [1/3] my wiki had been abandoned for a long, long time [02:37:34] [2/3] but the timeline shattered [02:37:35] [3/3] and I figured out the ropes [03:14:33] hello, I have a question, is it possible to make a multi-lingual Wiki, that is, to make pages translated into https://meta.miraheze.org, for example? [03:15:09] Well, just like on https://meta.miraheze.org [03:19:36] Is the images having any problem? I can't view images on my wiki, it just shows a broken file link. It has been like this for a few days. [03:36:59] See https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Help:How_to_support_multiple_languages_on_my_wiki [03:38:01] Meta uses Extension:Translate, though I have rarely seen a wiki satisfied with it. [03:42:29] How do I remove /wiki/? Do I need to make a request to the stewards? [03:43:03] [[SR/RC]] [03:43:04] [04:32:01] Is it possible to prohibit people from logging into an account, and everyone except X? [07:11:54] Isn't it a tech request? [07:12:28] Passwords. Or is that not the question? [08:27:25] nothing more nuanced than ^ as far as the question as framed [12:49:30] no [12:49:44] if it's on ManageWiki it's SR/RC [13:20:16] Interesting. I'd assumed all web address things were tech. [13:22:14] Is commissioning someone to edit wikis for you against Miraheze ToS [13:22:30] don't think so [13:22:51] only subdomain, and that's only because it's linked to database name [13:23:18] [1/3] Oh god! [13:23:18] [2/3] There's a lot of infringment on miraheze commons... [13:23:18] [3/3] Can someone bring me up to speed on what template is to be used for "used with permission"? [13:27:08] That makes sense. [13:27:54] I'd just assumed it was because link things were complicated to access in some way. [13:42:01] [1/3] @pskyechology could you help me tag a commons admin? The following page is protected and is displaying wrong information: [13:42:02] [2/3] https://commons.miraheze.org/wiki/File:Cc-by-sa.png [13:42:02] [3/3] It's not released under CC0, it is in fact IN COPYRIGHT. [13:44:23] #commons-wiki or [13:44:34] Heno is there a way to exclude pages from categories that were assigned to them through templates? [13:48:22] Some templates have a nocat option [13:53:30] if you want a nuclear option then in Lua you could do `string.gsub( template_output, '%[%[%s[cC]ategory%s:[^%]]*%]%]', '' )` [13:58:28] Thanks. [14:23:13] [1/2] Hi, I'm currently helping build a wiki that's going to be a sister wiki to a pre-existing one, both built with Miraheze. We were discussing moving some of the pages from the pre-existing wiki onto the new, alongside all the files for that page. Is there an option for us to transfer files over from one wiki to another? Or is it the case of having to download and reupload them all? The [14:23:13] [2/2] se files would be png and webm, if that helps [14:35:28] there are some bots that are capable of downloading all the files and uploading them to another place; we can then import those files to the wiki [14:44:43] Ah thanks, are these plug-ins or something external? [15:21:37] okay ive figured it out thank you [15:31:08] i don't understand some of your objections. Openclipart for example explicitly releases their works to the public domain [15:36:04] [1/2] The problem is the use of images supplied by Creative Commons. [15:36:04] [2/2] The terms are clear; they are only to be used for identifying terms under CC Licenses. [15:38:15] [1/2] I mean, I don't understand how I am unclear. [15:38:15] [2/2] "I would direct the administrators to https://creativecommons.org/policies/ regarding the use of those images." is a clear link to the license terms for images supplied by CC. Those templates are in breach of the terms. [15:38:50] you also claim the Lua logo is not public domain, but both the miraheze and wikimedia commons disagree due to the "threshold of originality" which state it's not original enough to be copyrightable, so infringement is impossible [15:39:30] you're probably going to have to delete 90% of wikimedia commons at this rate [15:39:32] Let me direct you to https://www.lua.org/images/ [15:39:54] let me direct you to [15:40:16] (which is part of the article content you deleted) [15:41:17] The CC-0 template is definitely incorrect for the Creative Commons files [15:41:31] Whether it passes the threshold of originality is a different matter [15:41:35] That is how wikimedia interprets things. Not miraheze policy and therefor not applicable. [15:42:45] The threshold of originality still applies to mh commons [15:43:07] the TOO is a copyright law thing though, not something wikimedia made up [15:43:27] It's a matter of copyright law not wiki policy [15:45:25] [1/2] TOO is a law concept, yes. Linking to a policy on wikimedia commons does not change anything. [15:45:26] [2/2] The point being is it's wholly unneccessary to claim something is "not passing the threshold", when in my jurisdiction, it clearly does - and the terms of use are almost in the public domain. [15:45:54] What jurisdiction are you? [15:46:19] I am in sweden. [15:46:40] We dont give a crap then [15:46:42] US law applies [15:47:33] [1/5] These are the terms of the lua logo: [15:47:33] [2/5] "Permission is hereby granted, without written agreement and without license or royalty fees, to use, copy, and distribute this logo for any purpose, including commercial applications, subject to the following conditions: [15:47:33] [3/5] The origin of this logo must not be misrepresented; you must not claim that you drew the original logo. [15:47:34] [4/5] The only modification you can make is to adapt the orbiting text to your product name. [15:47:34] [5/5] The logo can be used in any scale as long as the relative proportions of its elements are maintained." [15:48:07] In that specific case, there's literally no reason not to follow that license. [15:48:13] is the origin of the lua logo misrepresented on miraheze? [15:48:54] yes [15:49:22] [1/2] i'd say it's not [15:49:22] [2/2] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1548359873991934002/image.png?ex=6aa6c601&is=6aa57481&hm=f2ac962125b2544e901513d0cd6e30d3390d50c48755cf9b554324cfba23b63c& [15:50:07] I've had enough of this [15:50:07] You are not an administrator, and this is getting inflamed. I am not discussing this further with you. [15:50:18] @karpeth @sharparam take this to AN please [15:50:39] (what is AN?) [15:50:45] Admin noticeboard [15:50:48] ah [15:50:53] https://commons.miraheze.org/wiki/Commons:Administrators%27_noticeboard [16:16:01] Is this somehow due to internet issues? For some reason when I go outside and use mobile data on my phone, the images show up fine. When I am at home using my home wifi, all images show broken file links. [16:23:03] <2_squared> when i set my wiki to private some of the css breaks [16:23:13] <2_squared> and some images don't load [17:01:05] just a random question, does anyone here know a way of making "daily article" temples for front pages? i've been using and