[20:30:35] James_F: is there like a Citoid API or something where I can plug in a link and get a citation back? :) [20:35:09] hare: Yes. Citoid is in fact the API, not the auto-cite feature in VE based on it. [20:35:12] hare: See http://citoid.wikimedia.org/ [20:35:26] I knew it was an external application of some sorts; was not sure if I as a commoner could use it. [20:36:12] Has someone thought of making a bot that takes bare-link citations and feeds them through Citoid? [20:38:25] also James_F, you'll be intrigued to hear that the NIOSH Wikipedia curriculum is going to be based exclusively on VisualEditor [20:38:39] hare: It's called VE. ;-) [20:38:42] hare: Neat. [20:39:05] Does VisualEditor automatically turn bare-link references into citations without any prompting by the user? [20:39:14] hare: No. [20:39:24] That's what I was asking about. [20:39:58] So editing references you haven't written but just happen to be on the page when you load it? [20:40:01] Yes. [20:40:10] A bot could do that, to clean up half-formed references. [20:40:12] Such as those I write :) [20:42:50] * James_F grins. [20:43:03] hare: Or you could write real references the first time 'round using VE. ;-) [20:43:27] But that's not quite what I did from 2004-2013 [20:43:34] Also, others. [20:44:11] Tsk. :-) [20:45:43] You do realize that for years, there was no fleshed out concept of a "proper" citation. [20:45:46] I remember the days before [20:45:52] Boy, do I remember those days. [20:45:55] You do too. [21:13:03] James_F, HTTP? o_0 [21:17:21] MaxSem: Hmm, point. We should re-route requests to it. [21:18:40] in principle, it should always force HTTPS [21:20:05] Yeah. [21:26:25] MaxSem: Filed as https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T108632. [21:26:35] :) [21:31:23] it already forces https if you use https everywhere :} [21:32:01] Hi, kids. [21:39:21] marktraceur: hello? [21:40:24] … is it me you're looking for? I can see it in your eyes, I can see it in your smile … [21:53:27] Negative24: Just odd to see chatter in here. [21:55:16] James_F: I may sound like a broken record, but is anyone embarking on developing a massive bibliography for sources used on Wikipedia, other than that TSV file halfak made? [21:57:53] hare: What TSV? And not AFAIAA.