[09:06:08] <Reception123>	 hi. can anyone tell why https://meta.m.miraheze.org/wiki/Terms_of_Use doesn't display anything, even though the non-mobile page https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Terms_of_Use works?
[11:20:02] <akoopal>	 hi, I am looking at an option on changing another users preferences as an admin
[11:20:20] <akoopal>	 found https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:EditUser but that is deprecated
[11:21:11] <akoopal>	 main reason for looking is disabling e-mail setttings as watchlist mails are bouncing (user left company)
[11:25:54] <sario528>	 akoopal: Can you delete the user?
[11:30:41] <akoopal>	 prefer not to
[11:43:02] <akoopal>	 for history sake
[11:43:47] <akoopal>	 what we normally do is indef block leavers
[11:44:46] <p858snake>	 akoopal: if you have block disables login enabled, it disables email from memory
[11:46:45] <akoopal>	 with an expiration time of indefinite (account creation disabled, autoblock disabled)
[11:47:07] <akoopal>	 but we got bounces for mail send from the wiki, I assume watchlist
[11:48:01] <p858snake>	 do you have $wgBlockDisablesLogin enabled?
[11:49:15] <akoopal>	 not in my LocalSettings
[11:49:50] <akoopal>	 so should be not set
[11:49:59] <p858snake>	 enable it, and it should stop the emails
[11:50:16] <akoopal>	 ok, will try
[11:55:20] <akoopal>	 that was intresting
[11:55:21] <akoopal>	 > <?php
[11:55:41] <akoopal>	 not sure what I did wrong in vi, but that kills your wiki quite nicely :-)
[11:56:04] <akoopal>	 (that line got removed, the diff link was from the restore)
[16:01:05] <neoweb>	 where do i see when releases were releases.
[16:01:07] <neoweb>	 released*
[16:01:27] <neoweb>	 1.31.1,2,3
[16:01:30] <neoweb>	 etc
[16:02:34] <neoweb>	 https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/source/mediawiki/browse/REL1_31/RELEASE-NOTES-1.31
[16:02:37] <neoweb>	 no dates
[16:06:04] <andre__>	 neoweb, why does it matter?
[16:06:48] <neoweb>	 I am trying to figure out if I should do LTS, or maintain the latest stable.  I want to know which has more/less releases.
[16:07:05] <neoweb>	 IE if it is 6 releases in 2 years for lts...
[16:07:56] <neoweb>	 A major release will be made every six months.
[16:08:01] <neoweb>	 A long term support release (LTS) will be made every two years. 
[16:08:46] <neoweb>	 I run a few wiki's that do not have a heavy plugin base, but I was looking at this plugin https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor
[16:08:55] <andre__>	 neoweb, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_version_history#Timeline
[16:09:22] <neoweb>	 I was looking at that but it does not have dates for the .minor releases.
[16:10:15] <andre__>	 e.g. https://releases.wikimedia.org/mediawiki/1.31/
[16:10:25] <andre__>	 https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/News
[16:10:35] <andre__>	 linked from the frontpage in mediawiki.org
[16:11:35] <neoweb>	 Thanks.
[16:12:04] <neoweb>	 I want an editor that will allow paste of images from the clipboard and VisualEditor popped up.
[16:39:31] <javaman>	 hai
[16:39:51] <javaman>	 i have an idea to make a quantum computer
[16:40:02] <javaman>	 i want help
[16:40:53] <javaman>	 =D 
[16:41:00] <andre__>	 javaman: And how is that related to MediaWiki?
[16:41:18] <javaman>	  iam a student from india
[16:42:07] <andre__>	 javaman: Do you want to discuss something related to MediaWiki?
[16:42:09] <javaman>	 i think which is much faster than existing quantum computers
[16:42:13] <andre__>	 javaman: Do you want to discuss something related to MediaWiki?
[16:42:15] <javaman>	 yaaa
[16:42:55] <javaman>	 iam vishal now java man
[16:43:22] <javaman>	 iam coming from a poor community
[16:43:24] <andre__>	 javaman: If you don't want to discuss something related to MediaWiki, then you are wrong here. Please stay on-topic for this channel. Thanks for your understanding.
[16:44:03] <javaman>	 okey
[16:44:09] <javaman>	 iam quiting
[16:44:12] <javaman>	 bye
[17:24:58] <neoweb>	 what about the internet?
[18:58:01] <ShakespeareFan00>	 I've got another headscratcher
[18:58:02] <ShakespeareFan00>	 https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/An_Essay_in_Defence_of_the_Female_Sex/Section_8/Modern
[18:58:21] <ShakespeareFan00>	 The page it transcludes doesn't have an odd span
[18:58:33] <ShakespeareFan00>	 or a misnesting
[18:58:40] <ShakespeareFan00>	 In preview it doesn't have a misnesting
[18:58:56] <ShakespeareFan00>	 So I fail to see WHERE it's coming from
[19:01:43] <ShakespeareFan00>	 I even tried running the parser output through the W3C validator
[19:02:04] <ShakespeareFan00>	 So WHERE is the misnesting? because I can't see it