All The Tropes Wiki Project, Part XXXII

[Bob Schroeck]

An excess of caution, and memories of previous users who had tried to play css games. If it's safe I'll approve it.

[GethN7]

Bob, why did you reject the new page User:TentechBiolognostic/common.css in Moderation?

IIRC, user CCS pages only affect their own accounts (if I'm wrong here, please correct me), and for accessibility reasons we shouldn't be rejecting customization to a single user's display.

That's true. User CSS pages will only ever be visible to that user. Further, CSS merely affects the styling of the page while not affecting the code (JS pages do that, and even that is limited to the specific user only).

I looked over the proposed changes, and they seem pretty benign to me.

[robkelk]

I just hung a reminder on the wiki, in big bold letters with a yellow background, about tomorrow's planned outage. I even included a link to an online tool that converts UTC to local time (whatever the computer is set to use).

Let's see how many complaints we get about the wiki being down from people who don't read the notice.

[robkelk]

Ooooo-kayyyyy... I just marked "James zon" as a spammer because we don't have the ability to mark them as horridly-confused.

They made three posts - one perpetuating the "Krypto the runt" hoax, the other two refuting it, all three mentioning the same (permabanned from Miraheze) person as responsible for the work. Obviously these were not made by an individual person... unless that person simply wants attention. They could be made by multiple people sharing the same account, or an AI posting what it "thinks" we want to hear.


Regarding this particular issue that simply won't die: I propose that, at this point, we treat all posts about the hoax or the hoaxer as spam from ban-evaders, reject them without comment, and mark the posters as spammers unless they've previously posted something on-topic.

[Bob Schroeck]

Seconded.

[GethN7]

Seconded.

Thirded.