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Why does it matter who has the page on watchlist? One can also get the
"contagion" looking at recent changes or stumbling upon the change while
reading the page, or while looking at a subsequent diff e.g. by a vandal.
Also, unless you plan to try a contagion yourself (not a good idea),
you'll b
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How many watchlisters a page has is a
history as a proxy for watchlists.
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Subject: [Wiki-research-l] Polling the watcher's of a page. Possible?
Hello Research,
It it possible to query for the watchers of a page? It does not seem to be
in the API, nor is the "watchers" or "wl_user" table in
Hello Research,
It it possible to query for the watchers of a page? It does not seem to be in
the API, nor is the "watchers" or "wl_user" table in the Data Base replicas
(where I thought MediaWiki stores it. I imagine this is for privacy reasons,
correct? If so, how would one gain access?
I ha
