On 20/06/12 17:28, Tim Weyer (SVG) wrote: > 'deleterevision' in its function of deleting revisions of a page or > removing IP/username/comment is what I want it to be only. And if you > tell it masking or suppressing is not a big difference. Okay, you only > suppress the content of the log entry, so you mask it. But I know what > I'm speaking about. > If you wouldn't have 'deleterevision' permission, you would have to > delete and undelete the page without the revision(s) you wanted to > remove. If you have 'deleterevision' permission, you can easily remove > the content (and the comment if needed; and if you want to remove the > editor's name, you can do it too). > > Masking log entries is another part and that's why I want to give it an > extra permission called 'suppresslogentry'. You could also name it > 'hidelogentry', but I think we should use it because of > 'suppressrevision'. This permission's name does also include 'suppress' > in its name even you can only hide log entries and revisions for > administrators too.
Sébastien reply seemed to refer to the other. I think it's fine to make the separation you propose. Please open a bug for that if one doesn't already exist. _______________________________________________ Wikitech-l mailing list Wikitech-l@lists.wikimedia.org https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikitech-l
