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I was not aware that you could create bots Adam, looks like a nice piece of work. The WikiProject
Schools Assessment Team do a lot of repetitive stuff manually so getting a bot would be a great help given the amount of school articles there are! I do also like the idea of advancing this bot later to
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As many of these look to the casual observer (e.g. myself) to be infoboxes, although they are not "infoboxes" they certainly are collections of facts, in a box, in the normal info box location. Can you link to the project or other discusion where consensus on which particular type of infobox has
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We need this bot as the project has had problems with old templates reporting that there is an infobox when there is not(or vice versa). Obviously erroneous judgements undermine any correct assessments that are on the same template. One suggestion is that we may be putting "needs infobox" on very
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It was missing infoboxes if they were placed with an underscore not a space, this has now been fixed, as for the others, they do need infoboxes as they are currently hard-coded tables and we want to standardize the use of infoboxes as templates (So that each logical grouping of schools looks
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I think we can get a better idea for how this will run with a proof of concept, if you ready to run, can you run it on say 25 edits, and let us see the results. Additional questions above should still be addressed, and additional questions may appear once testing has begun. —
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small stubs. Suggest that if they are small then also set to "stub" and importance="low" (lets save a human from evaluating pages that have only twenty-sixty words on them. Oh and rate ... there are < 8,000 articles that have this template at present.
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I didn't know about that template, I may add it now that I do, I was hoping to get approved for just checking for infoboxes before I tried to add any more spiffy functionality (like editing mainspace). Thanks
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This is indeed me, and I preferred
Crawler to Bot. As far as edit frequency, I'm not sure. As this is my first bot and it is purpose built, I don't really have a benchmark. Could you point me to one?
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I'm having trouble with the login but as for proof of concept (or at least that the bot correctly edits the template), the edits have gone through under
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Not to be impatient, but what else needs to happen to get this approved? I'm hessitant to post to every BAG member again but I will if I need to.
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