On 11-09-27 05:58 PM, Siebrand Mazeland wrote: >> On 11-09-27 02:18 PM, Olivier Beaton wrote: >>> Woah woah woah, I definitely didn't (and would never) say you would'nt >>> have these things in your wiki, or that mediawiki shouldn't ship with >>> them. >>> >>> Currently there are two Recent changes in core, and a few extensions >>> that have alternatives as well. I don't see why some are extensions >>> and some are core, why not just have them all as extensions and ship >>> with one/two of the most popular? >> Care to point out an extension that provides a custom RC page? >> The only ones I remember I couldn't track down the source code for or >> were complete hacks that rewrote html which naturally would never be >> accepted into core or a bundle. > http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:CleanChanges does that. > Description: Clean changes extension is based on enhanced changes list, > but it tries to by more concise, hiding less important information by > default. It needs JavaScript to be fully functional. It works best in > wikis where changes per user ratio is high. > > Siebrand Hmmm... we could use a new rc request variable. Rather than this &oldrc= &newrc= &cleanrc= stuff we should switch to something like just &rctype={classic,enhanced,clean}.
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