https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=62561
Quiddity <pandiculat...@gmail.com> changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Status|UNCONFIRMED |NEW
Summary|Non-admins are able to see |Non-admins are able to see
|the title and edit summary |the title and edit summary
|of deleted topics in Flow |of posts that are within
| |deleted topics in Flow
Ever confirmed|0 |1
--- Comment #2 from Quiddity <pandiculat...@gmail.com> ---
(In reply to Maryana Pinchuk from comment #1)
> This behavior in Flow is modeled on how regular Mediawiki page deletion
> works now. See this screenshot of English Wikipedia's recent changes:
> http://imgur.com/LwZyEpj. The last entry is a page deletion action, and you
> can see the title of the page even as a logged out user – so if the title
> were spam, you'd be seeing spam in recent changes/contributions as a
> non-admin.
>
Not quite. In your screenshot, we can't see who edited the page that was
deleted, nor any of their edit summaries.
Longer explanation:
In regular MediaWiki page deletions, the individual page edits are removed from
public view, and only the final page-deletion action is visible to all.
eg. http://i.imgur.com/ivZVvRI.png - Here, #1) User:Derklion makes 2 edits to a
page, then in #2) User:Quiddity deletes that page, which removes Derklion's
contributions entirely from public view (both RC and Contribs), and places them
into the "Deleted user contributions" feed.
See http://i.imgur.com/QzLAC2t.png for #1) Derklion edits #2) Quiddity deletes
the page which hides those edits #3) those 2 edits are now only visible in
"deleted user contributions".
(Hopefully that's explained clearly. And our apologies for the imgur links, to
those that hate them ;)
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