[04:39:28] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> Good evening Wikitiders
[04:39:28] <WikiTideRelay>	 <pianoman_04591> Good evening Wikitiders
[04:39:42] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <agentisai> great timing to test out the bot
[04:39:42] <WikiTideRelay>	 <agentisai> great timing to test out the bot
[04:40:02] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> I'm playing around with polls tonight
[04:40:03] <WikiTideRelay>	 <pianoman_04591> I'm playing around with polls tonight
[04:40:24] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> Trying to embed an external poll
[04:40:25] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <agentisai> should be fixed
[04:40:28] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <agentisai> the bot that is
[04:40:47] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> The embed code has "<script>" in it, which is JavaScript (I assume)
[04:40:58] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> But the script doesn't appear to be firing
[04:41:05] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> I bet it's a setting that I'm missing
[04:41:14] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <agentisai> You can't insert script tags into wikitext, it's not allowed by MediaWiki
[04:41:23] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> aha
[04:41:33] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> so <script> isn't allowed
[04:41:43] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> harrumph
[04:42:42] <MacFan4000>	 @agentisai looks like the same things happend with all WT IRC bots
[04:42:46] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> well, what is the simplest polling mechanism?  I looked at AjaxPoll, and it seems overly big.  Takes up a lot of real estate
[04:43:03] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <agentisai> MacFan4000: yep, we launched a new bots server
[04:43:03] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <cosmicalpha> That's because a new bots server went up
[04:43:04] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> I'm looking for a polling mechanism that is extremely simple
[04:43:05] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <agentisai> bots21
[04:45:03] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> or maybe I'm just missing where AjaxPoll can be customized?  Maybe I can clean up the verbosity by fiddling with settings?
[06:06:43] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> [1/2] Specifically, I'd like to be able to get rid of the text that says, "Please vote below. Results will be shown when you have voted.
[06:06:43] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> [2/2] You are not entitled to view results of this poll before you have voted."
[06:07:07] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> As well as the footer, "There were 0 votes since the poll was created on 04:49, 7 December 2023."
[06:13:33] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <agentisai, replying to pianoman_04591> That's probably achievable through CSS
[06:14:04] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> I think so, but I don't have a list of options
[06:23:09] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> guess I need to go to github
[06:23:13] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <pianoman_04591> sleuth around there
[12:20:42] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <raidarr> css is basically a world of looking at inspect element and targeting until you get it right
[12:20:59] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <raidarr> in the case of those texts you mention probably selecting IDs or specific children within the poll container
[12:21:32] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <raidarr> it would be more elegant to have a customized option with the extension which is where prodding at github could help, but that entails working with upstream and getting that pushed through
[13:21:23] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <roboticus.> [1/4] Hello, I'm here from a community with a very nerdy but creative hobby (can think of it as communal storytelling). We'd like to start a wiki for our project, and we're wondering if wikitide is going to work for us.
[13:21:23] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <roboticus.> [2/4] Is there a system in wikitide where different people can have moderation powers over different pages? Use case 1: if someone posts a story they wrote, they can lock it so others can't come along and grief it. Use case 2: we can assign certain people to have moderation of the communal pages like timelines etc.
[13:21:23] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <roboticus.> [3/4] In an ideal world we have a situation where a few of us are curators with moderation powers over the whole wiki, and can assign other users to be moderators of certain pages. Is something like that possible with wikitide?
[13:21:24] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <roboticus.> [4/4] We originally found miraheze but decided it didn't work for us as all moderators are voted in. We love our community but sometimes have to gatekeep outsiders coming in and greifing.
[14:27:16] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <raidarr> [1/2] there is no extension or mediawiki feature that allows to differentiate between protection groups, only protection levels (ie, autoconfirmed -> admins and such). However there is an extension where userpages can be  essentially limited to editing by their authors and while it's a bit of an eldrich tricky system, a similar effect could be used with AbuseFilter so only certain groups w
[14:27:16] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <raidarr> [2/2] ill be able to commit edits to certain pages. If you're willing to learn that bit you may be in business, and of course someone more technical may have an even more elegant solution
[19:51:30] <MacFan4000>	 @Agentisai on metawikitide I get "An error has occurred while searching: We could not complete your search due to a temporary problem. Please try again later." when using search
[20:06:37] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <notaracham> It's a known issue, there's some compatibility challenges w/ CirrusSearch that require launching a separate server.
[20:06:44] <WikiTideRelay_>	 <notaracham> I'll disable CirrusSearch for now to get things rolling