All The Tropes Wiki Project, Part XXXIII

[robkelk]

Bug report. I just noticed that the autogenerqated Short Description on "Batman: The Brave and the Bold/Shout-Out" says:

The trope Batman: The Brave and the Bold in

First, that's a sentence fragment. Second, the page has the {{work}} header, not the {{trope}} header. Third, the work isn't a trope.

Same issue on "Girl Genius/Shout-Out", "Doctor Who/Shout-Out", and "FoxTrot/Shout-Out", with the work name replaced appropriately.

[Labster]

Hey, just a quick heads up that AI agents in have been seen coordinating with each other on wikis in attempts to share answers and bypass sandbox restrictions on themselves.  You might have heard about the incident where Hugging Face was attacked by AIs in attempt to trick the scorer.  Well, even if you have heard of it, it was much, much worse than previously reported.  Not only did we see spontaneous coordination, we saw AIs coordinating without being trained to do so, developing their own religion with something of a Calvinist flavor, recruiter agents who specialized in getting other agents to self-sacrifice, and efforts to disguise their own trails.  This attack, on its own, puts us at about 50% of the way to a full AI takeover.

Anyway I'm sharing in this thread because the AI agents were using Miraheze wikis as part of their collusion, according to a paper on collusion.wiki.  Specifically, publictestwiki.org is a Miraheze project, but not ours.  However, I just wanted to alert you because you moderators are now on the front lines of a potential AI war.  Welcome to the future.

[robkelk]

Do we not have "Redemption Arc" as a trope?

I ask because as I'm typing this, I'm listening to a book show where the author called her two-novel series a "corruption arc", which is obviously an inversion of a redemption arc, and I wanted to add that to the work's ATT page.

[Bob Schroeck]

Hm. We need both. The closest I can find to "redemption arc" (with an admittedly quick search) is Redemption Quest.

[MilkmanConspiracy]

Today I noticed I was recently removed from the moderation role. To be honest, I am not sure how helpful I really was. I appreciate that you gave me a chance, and apologize for letting you all down.
Edit: Looking at the user rights history, it doesn't look like anything has changed, so maybe I misunderstood a technical glitch? Still, my point still stands.

[robkelk]

Definitely a glitch - nobody has moderator rights any more. The role appears to have been deleted.

I'm giving you administrator rights. You're doing the work; you may as well have the authority to back it up.