[08:34:54] <Josve05afk>	 Amir1: So, you intend to undoing your undoing, or... :p
[08:34:54] <Josve05afk>	 since we shouldn't have a preferred license :p https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=File:Editwar.png&diff=621354547&oldid=621297929
[08:35:17] <Amir1>	 done
[08:35:49] <Josve05afk>	 :)
[08:36:35] <Josve05a>	 (ironically given the file name) I wonder if the edit history of that file page now classified as an edit war
[15:16:20] <Teacupx>	 Hello. I am new to MEdiawiki, and I am trying to do some tweakt to the Visual Editor extension
[15:17:12] <Teacupx>	 Anybody knows the javascript to get the currently selected text into a variable?
[15:23:58] <Lucas_WMDE>	 Teacupx: document.getSelection()? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Document/getSelection
[15:47:09] <Teacupx>	 Lucas_WMDE I cannot make it work inside the visual editor, the variable returns empty. I have seen some example code in https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor/Gadgets#Add_'Center'_to_the_Format_list
[15:47:31] <Lucas_WMDE>	 then I don’t know, sorry
[15:47:42] <Teacupx>	 They use things like this: surfaceModel = this.surface.getModel(),
[15:47:42] <Teacupx>	    selection = surfaceModel.getSelection(),
[15:47:43] <Teacupx>	    fragment = surfaceModel.getFragment( null, true ),
[15:49:37] <Teacupx>	 But when I try to use it, I get the error "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'getModel')". I guess I have to load something first
[17:39:00] <darkblueb>	 Krinkle - an academic in Germany is building DOI participation and emailing a team I am on.. I can give you his name and email (or others here) if you are interested in their perspective.. I think they often use 'zenodo' but I dont know anything about those details
[17:41:30] <Krinkle>	 darkblueb: ack, I might get back to you on that. for now, I've learned a lot, but might want to know more at some point. it's mostly a curiousity is all :)
[17:42:02] <darkblueb>	 ++
[19:08:47] <dcaro_away>	 zenodo? nice, I know people working there, I worked for some time on invenio (the framework zenodo is built on), are they using ORCID also?
[19:08:59] <dcaro_away>	 (just curious)
[19:11:47] <darkblueb>	 hi dcaro_away - new to me, this is current, I got an email today
[19:12:33] <darkblueb>	 you can contact the fellow in Germany for details .. I support it, but am not directly involved.. just visiting here at #wikimedia-tech 
[19:14:05] <darkblueb>	 I am outside the wall of academic reserch, so sort of a bystander in a way.. no doubt this is for research formal references
[19:18:10] <dcaro_away>	 if you can forward me the email, not sure I can do much, but there's some chance I can help them contact somone that might
[19:20:39] <darkblueb>	 ok - look here for Peter Löwe, Germany   https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_2017
[19:23:55] <darkblueb>	 this is the first email -- http://paste.debian.net/1227017/
[19:24:36] <darkblueb>	 we <3 our MediaWiki, and I dont say that kind of thing often   :-)
[19:27:22] <darkblueb>	 you can tell Peter I sent you, if you like.. he knows of me in Berkeley..