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“ Strike me stupid, have you looked at Template:header recently? Look at that huge long list and which we use. Also look at how they are marked and explained. ALSO with the header gadget, it applies year parameter to the ROOTPAGE Some dumb page, not to the subpages Some dumb page/subpage. So we manage that aspect, and ideally we minimise the data that needs to be added. For consistency we say that if it is true at the top (portals, categories) , then don't do it to the subpages, just do it when different. Links from author and portal pages should have a date against the work. ”

“ Please help translate to your language
In the past year, there has been a lot of changes to Wikisource features and tools. This was done by the Community Tech team at the Wikimedia Foundation, grantees funded by the Foundation or through projects like Google Summer of Code. We would like to understand what you feel about the changes. Tell us what you think about such tools as the Wikisource Pagelist Widget or the new Ebook Export tool. ”

“ Those are all works that are themselves subpages or where some subpages have a different date than other subpages. This is what leads to a lengthy set of criteria; debating whether components that were published together in a volume are "works" or not. I am proposing we sidestep that whole mess and just include the dates always. This also demonstrates that the dates are not always unnecessary, and that the matter is complicated both ways, so an argument that including dates is "unnecessary and greatly complicates matters" is not supported. ”

“ After a bit of experience, your brain can 'read' that as the rendered header pretty easily. Don't do things in an unexpected way just because you can, and have pity on the person that has to figure the shit out later. ”

“ Adding the author to all subpages is already dumb enough. All this data, both in the Index and Main NS should come from Wikidata. But we don't yet have functional tools for adding that data (they're on my list) . I don't think embarking on a major project to spam repeated dates into subpages would be a good idea, when the same effort could be spent on figuring out how to get this data sensibly. Inductiveload—talk/contribs 12:46, 22 July 2021 (UTC) I personally prefer having the date on all the subpages just as we have the work title and author on all the subpages. ”

“ I would like to transcribe them to Cy Wikisource, but can't work out how to do so. I have spent £100s of pounds on DjVu, PDF, and other programmes but have only succeeded to upload one book to Wicidestun where the original scan is almost absent. It's great that hundreds of tech savy people have uploaded hundreds of books to the English site. But it would be nice if the Wiki brains could come together to create a way for a person, taught to write with a nib pen, could scan his books in a lesser used language, with ease, on a £30 scanner (before my time runs out!) ”

“ For the previous couple of years I operated without one at all. The only button I actully use from it is the 'add hyphenated word' one, so am not far from turning the gadget off as well. When one is on a 14" monitor any screen real estate is valuable. Beeswaxcandle (talk) 10:04, 30 July 2021 (UTC) NSFW label template for erotic works I propose to create a template that would be used to label certain works, particularly erotic ones, as not safe for work (NSFW) . The label would exist in the header notes section of the front matter page of the work. ”

“ Usually this is caused by one of the evil "dotted table" templates, which produce a face-meltingly large quantity of HTML to achieve it. If that's the issue (you didn't say which page is the issue, so I don't know) , I suggest just not using dotted TOCs at all. ”

“ AutoWikiBrowser is a tool to make repetitive tasks easier. It now uses JSON. Wikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser/CheckPage has moved to Wikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser/CheckPageJSON and Wikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser/Config. Wikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser/CheckPage/Version has moved to Wikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser/CheckPage/VersionJSON. The tool will eventually be configured on the wiki so that you don't have to wait until the new version to add templates or regular expression fixes. ”

“ Letting the reader know where they are is a Good Idea, and the header is the best way to do that. (5) Creating a system where sometimes we have something, sometimes we don't, and there is an ambiguous (or lengthy) list of criteria to constantly haggle over would waste our community's time. I therefore propose that we mandate inclusion of the date on every subpage of a work, for the reasons listed above. --EncycloPetey (talk) 15:54, 21 July 2021 (UTC)
Strong oppose. There is no lenghty list of criteria: dates are put on the individual published work, not on any part of the work. ”

“ If we follow the expressed preferred periodical hierarchy design they will be either Periodical/Volume/Issue/Article name or Periodical/YYYY/MM/DD. Seeking people's thoughts on what we should be doing.
The easiest interim solution is solely Periodical/Article though that would not be the long term presentation nor allow good article flow. (Ping @Bob Burkhardt: as you have transcribed these pages.) People can review the published structure of the periodical at portal:Harper's Weekly. A quick search does not indicate existing subpages of the work are onsite. ”

“ Regardless, a default "subpages are not connected" is probably a fair default in nearly all cases. Exceptions generally have a special template like {{EB1911}}, or, more properly {{collective work header}}, and the stragglers like short stories are then the only things to worry about. Refinement: for an approach with fewer false-negatives: only auto-set __EXPECTED_UNCONNECTED_PAGE__ on subpages that look like "Chapter nn", and leave the rest idling in Special:UnconnectedPages for manual processing of some sort (even if that processing is setting a field in the index) . ”

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“ These efforts require only a bright idea and a couple of clicks to create a significant obstruction to any genuine intention to contribute works, the evidence above also suggests that no-one is interested working on these indexes ”

“ For Supreme Court decisions, the pages could be moved to subpages of United States Reports, which would eliminate them from the “Random work” pull.) TE (æ) A,ea. (talk) 00:19, 4 August 2021 (UTC) I would definitely support that: we can have redirects from the individual case names etc., but the pages should live within the page structure of the work in which they were published. There are plenty of dedicated websites that try to present Supreme Court cases intelligently, there's no reason for us to do a half-baked job of imitating them instead of concentrating on our core purpose. ”

“ TDLR, when all templates are transcluded into the page (the raw wikitext) the page can't be larger than 2MB, or templates start not working. Jarnsax (talk) 21:39, 20 July 2021 (UTC) Stuff I mentioned in the section below (about block right and hi) (combining templates, using a stylesheet) can help a lot in making pages smaller (which also makes them load faster) ... also, if you edit and then 'preview' the page, the expandable 'parser profiling data' show you where you stand compared to the limits. ”

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“ Corrected the syntax in this score snippet so that it can render. Beeswaxcandle (talk) 04:35, 23 July 2021 (UTC) Homo Sum move Index:"Homo Sum" being a letter to an anti-suffragist from an anthropologist.djvu a title containing quotes, which I am reminded is not good. Unless someone has found a workaround, please move the index and pages here (I can do that at commons if required) . CYGNIS INSIGNIS 09:01, 4 July 2021 (UTC) Ideally, it should be moved, but you can &⁠quot; for quotation marks when transcluding (producing ") . ”

“ CalendulaAsteraceae (talk | contribs) 08:06, 18 July 2021 (UTC) Micromegas There is a Gutenberg published translation currently at Micromegas, and now a regularly published version at The Works of Voltaire/Volume 3/Micromegas, so a move and dab would be helpful. ”