Mormegil added a comment.
@Vojtech.dostal Using CSS? No way; the link is added to the page whenever
there are no interlanguage links on the page, without further regard to the
content of the (possibly) linked item. Even the linking dialog seems not to
load the content of the referenced entit
Vojtech.dostal added a comment.
@Mormegil Is it possible to temporarily just "hide" the link from users by a
"conditional CSS" that checks for presence of statements on the item? Maybe I
am imagining it wrong.
TASK DETAIL
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T270717
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ChristianKl added a comment.
I agree that this behavior is problematic. Merging items that already have
statements should not happen without the user investigating the items in
question.
TASK DETAIL
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T270717
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Vojtech.dostal added a comment.
I think that the UI should not allow merging two items with statements like
it does now... I.e. I support the following solution:
> Maybe the best option would be just to refuse to merge two items which both
have any statements; leaving this merging usage
Mormegil created this task.
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TASK DESCRIPTION
The “Add links” tool on the client wikis allows the wiki editors to simply
add a sitelink to the current page to Wikidata. As
