Hi,
On 02/15/2013 12:42 AM, Karsten 'quaid' Wade wrote:
A topic came up in the upstream to our MediaWiki theme. I'm
wondering if
anyone is interested in implementing this in our OpenShift instance,
particularly any of the apprentice-Infra folk looking to do more work?
(This could even be implemented in a complete clone of our wiki using
your own OpenShift account, so if you are a new person looking to get
involved, you can do this task without having to get special
permissions; we'll just check and pull in your work.)
https://fedorahosted.org/ovirt/ticket/33
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For goal 2, we discussed implementing an extension that puts
anonymous
changes in a queue for moderators to review and approve, called
FlaggedRevs (flagged revisions.) This lets us put even new author
accounts in FlaggedRevs, and any Bureaucrat can change the person to not
have flagged revisions, if we wish. (If we want to keep things the way
they are, we can have any approved user account granted autoreview
privileges.)
Adding this extension, we could allow for anonymous edits with the
revision flagged for review, while still taking new user accounts via
the existing account approval extension. Those new users (and any
created by an existing user as per the usual steps[1]) could have the
autoreview flag so they can write without being queued for moderation.
I definitely approve of this getting done - unfortunately I have no time
to work on it personally in the near future (at least 3-4 weeks).
Also, I'm not sure why, but email notifications are not working for
account requests for the wiki right now - I've been checking every day
since discovering a queue with 12 people in it after the test day but
I'd prefer this to be more interrupt-driven. Do you know if we have all
the necessary PHP modules and configuration in place for email
notifications on OpenShift?
Thanks!
Dave.
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