Yeah, I don't guess this is a matter of whether it is technically possible,
but rather if the community would like to allow such functionality (what
would then stop a troll to selectively disable all admins to watch his/her
talkpage?)
Lodewijk
2016-05-27 6:31 GMT+02:00 James Heilman :
> Talk pag
Talk pages are for communication. If people were unable to watch these
pages they would become less useful.
J
On Thu, May 26, 2016 at 10:30 AM, Newyorkbrad wrote:
> "Talkpage watcher" would do fine.
>
> Newyorkbrad/IBM
>
> On 5/26/16, David Goodman wrote:
> > talk-page stalker is not necessari
"Talkpage watcher" would do fine.
Newyorkbrad/IBM
On 5/26/16, David Goodman wrote:
> talk-page stalker is not necessarily an unfriendly term. It's meant as an
> explanation for why the person saw the question, and posted there. But
> perhaps we could find a better term for this, as stalker does
talk-page stalker is not necessarily an unfriendly term. It's meant as an
explanation for why the person saw the question, and posted there. But
perhaps we could find a better term for this, as stalker does have
unfortunate connotations.
On Wed, May 25, 2016 at 2:40 PM, Trillium Corsage
wrote:
My English Wikipedia talkpage is watchlisted by a surprising number of users
that I have no cooperative or friendly editing relationship with. Some of them
refer to themselves as "talkpage stalkers." Might it be possible for a user to
prohibit such persons from watchlisting him or her? If it's n
Base:
> How could one participate in the survey? I've just scrolled through past
> issues of Tech News and did not find any mention of the survey, nor I
> remember it mentioned in any other place. Was there some way to find about it
> besides from this list? Which readers are clearly not the mo
It is reasonable to presume watchlists are important for all active
Wikimedians on all projects, having a self-selected 'user sample
space' of 87, seems small. I know the survey was mentioned on this
email list and posted on some noticeboards, but it would have made
sense to hold open the survey, a
Hi!
How could one participate in the survey? I've just scrolled through past issues
of Tech News and did not find any mention of the survey, nor I remember it
mentioned in any other place. Was there some way to find about it besides from
this list? Which readers are clearly not the most Wikimed
On Sat, Mar 26, 2016 at 1:06 AM, Danny Horn wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> WMF's Community Tech team is starting to work on a Cross-wiki watchlist,
> one of the top 10 wishes in the Community Wishlist Survey that we conducted
> at the end of last year. [1]
>
> We're running a survey on how people use t
