I am all for a bot for standardisation of certain forms used in wikis, but not when it interferes with the vernacular of the editors.
I am all for a bot for standardisation of certain forms used in wikis, but not when it interferes with the vernacular of the editors.
Cheers AlanE (talk) 04:44, 18 September 2016 (EDT)
Cheers AlanE (talk) 04:44, 18 September 2016 (EDT)
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:That makes sense--I'll try to avoid/revert such changes. I'm still looking for a better bot solution/system, mainly because the one I have now is limited. For example, such edit rules are stored in units, which I do not currently have the expertise to edit. I can add/remove units, but have little more control, other than checking and approving/denying each edit. I'll either watch for and prevent this change, or delete that unit, so it hopefully will not do that again. I always appreciate suggestions. This is intended to help, but if it is or will be more of a pest than a help, I'll shut it down.
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:I am looking into a way to work about this unit system, but I may need to create several wiki pages to store the rulesets on. Probably no one would mind this, but I should ask first. If it doesn't work, it might be hard to get someone to delete the pages, but, eh, that's a problem for later. I'll see if I can customize this more.