I think there are still some deleted pages that fall through the cracks of
Deletionpedia, Speedy Deletion Wiki, etc.
I know there have been many times I've wanted this functionality, but on
the other hand, I've also had local hard drives crash, so I would've lost
all those revisions anyway in the
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George Henne
NS BASIC Corporation
http://www.nsbasic.com
>Yeah, you're right. I know about that wikis but...I guess it would be
>easier to recover corrupted backups/database than catch all computers from
>all users that made at least one edit whic
Yeah, you're right. I know about that wikis but...I guess it would be
easier to recover corrupted backups/database than catch all computers from
all users that made at least one edit which is needed to recover the
original state.
Maybe something like http://deletionpedia.org/en/Main_Page would be
To preserve, backup, archive or otherwise find out about existing resources
which would help with those activities, check out http://www.archiveteam.org
and http://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=WikiTeam
Greg Rundlett
https://eQuality-Tech.com
https://freephile.org
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It depends on the wiki. Suppose, for instance, you're a RationalWiki user
editing Conservapedia, and then the Conservapedia sysops decide, "Hey wait,
this user is a troll, so let's block him and delete all this work." If he
asks for copies of his articles, they might say, "We don't want to help you
Mediawiki archives all revisions even they are deleted by a sysop. There is
no way to delete revs permanently by default (without an extra extension)
and there is no need for it too.
Sysops can view all deleted revisions. But when problem with wiki's HDD is
still a problem.
Then backup, backup, b
I want to develop a browser extension to save the text of all submitted
revisions to the local machine.
So for example, suppose you are editing a wiki and you click "save". Your
browser would then save a copy of that revision on your hard drive. Then
you would have all those submissions saved as b
