Tgr added a comment.
An opt-in model for wikis does not seem particularly painful to me. Wikis need to actively choose using those modules in their articles (or other templates/modules), there's no value in them being there otherwise. Compared to that a bot approval process doesn't seem like a huge extra effort. (Also, why admin? Modules can be edited by anyone, and most wikis don't regularly protect them.) A web tool would make sense, but it needs to be written, the bot already exists and it's trivial to switch from one to the other later. So is there any reason no to use the bot with an opt-in wiki list right now? Or is that too much effort to administer? TASK DETAIL https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T122086 EMAIL PREFERENCES https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/settings/panel/emailpreferences/ To: Tgr Cc: Tgr, Viztor, MJL, pywikibot-bugs-list, Capankajsmilyo, zhuyifei1999, Liuxinyu970226, santhosh, MZMcBride, DannyH, Niharika, putnik, Jay8g, Legoktm, Base, Meirae, Candalua, Rical, matmarex, Catrope, TTO, Krenair, Ricordisamoa, Aklapper, StudiesWorld, kaldari, Yurik, Dijkstra, Zkhalido, Wenyi, kostajh, OhKayeSierra, Tbscho, cmadeo, MayS, Framawiki, Mdupont, JJMC89, TomT0m, Dvorapa, Altostratus, Avicennasis, SBisson, Wong128hk, Luke081515, mys_721tx, jayvdb, fbstj, Masti, Alchimista, Rxy
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