2012/12/27
> I found these edits depends on sighted versions. Any (bot) edit on
> unsighted versions keeps unsighted until it is explicit marked as sighted.
>
> Yes, and this is the problem, because the patrollers complain on being the
sighting more complicated because of cosmetic changes (see th
] Cosmetic changes and flagged revs
> Hi folks around the world,
>
> there was a debate in Huwiki about cosmetic changes which have a very
> limited popularity. One of the problems is that we have Flagged Revs, and
> when a bot edits an unpatrolled page, it will be hard to overvie
You can't mark a change without marking the preceding changes. You may mark
versions, not changes.
2012/12/26 Strainu
> Hi,
>
> I don't know much about the extension, but AFAIK, Flagged Revs works
> on diffs. Wouldn't it be enough if you marked the particular change
> you make as patrolled? The
Hi,
I don't know much about the extension, but AFAIK, Flagged Revs works
on diffs. Wouldn't it be enough if you marked the particular change
you make as patrolled? The Site class has a function patrol which
receives a revision ID as parameter. Obviously, the downside is you
have to have patrol rig
Hi folks around the world,
there was a debate in Huwiki about cosmetic changes which have a very
limited popularity. One of the problems is that we have Flagged Revs, and
when a bot edits an unpatrolled page, it will be hard to overview changes
and difficult to patrol it after cosmetic changes. Pa
