[13:08:51] <inductiveload>	 is it possible to add a user-right for allowing moving only certain classes of pages without redirect? specifically, pages in the Page NS at Wikisource
[13:10:51] <inductiveload>	 using, say, the MovePageCheckPermissions hook?
[13:11:08] <Lucas_WMDE>	 sounds like [[Extension:Lockdown]]’s $wgNamespacePermissionLockdown can do that, but that extension isn’t Wikimedia-deployed
[13:11:34] <Lucas_WMDE>	 $wgNamespaceProtection isn’t sufficient if you only want to block moving but not editing, IIUC
[13:11:40] <inductiveload>	 i want to loosen the restrictions
[13:12:10] <inductiveload>	 so there's a new right that allows non-admins to move pages in the Page NS without redirects
[13:12:15] <inductiveload>	 but not other pages
[13:12:51] <Lucas_WMDE>	 I see
[13:13:28] <Lucas_WMDE>	 it could probably be implemented with a hook, but then the question is where that code should live
[13:13:38] <inductiveload>	 i'm wondering if it's technically possible, otherwise I might instead suggest that the suppress-redirect right is assigned locally to new user group, but that would have to be more trusted than just the Page NS
[13:13:49] <Lucas_WMDE>	 I think we don’t want to put such things directly into operations/mediawiki-config these days
[13:13:54] <Lucas_WMDE>	 [[Extension:Wikisource]] might work
[13:13:59] <inductiveload>	 proofreadpage extension
[13:14:18] <inductiveload>	 that's the extension that provides and handles the Page NS anyway
[13:14:28] <Lucas_WMDE>	 or Proofread Page if you think it should apply to all wikis using it, sure
[13:14:43] <inductiveload>	 there's already other PRP-relevant rights like pagequality-admin
[13:15:07] <inductiveload>	 well, it should be available to all PRP-enabled wikis
[13:15:17] <inductiveload>	 whether they assign the right is obviously up to them
[13:15:24] <Lucas_WMDE>	 ok
[13:16:18] <inductiveload>	 BTW, the motivation here is to allow a "block-move" tool to move pages within indexes that can be run by non-admins
[13:17:53] <inductiveload>	 but without being "all movers" which is a lot of users who probably should not be allowed to do that by default
[13:47:58] <inductiveload>	 hmm, this does not look possible, since the 'suppressredirect' in hardcoded and there's no obvious hook there
[20:37:29] <Krinkle>	 MatmaRex: fyi, I'm still seeing parsoid/discussiontool headers on mw.org content pages, not sure if expected or not, e.g. https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:System_message/ja
[20:37:42] <Krinkle>	 (in the HTML that is, nothing visible afaik)
[20:39:34] <MatmaRex>	 Krinkle: it's expected… namespaces are hard