Knowledge (XXG) talk:Bots/Archive 18

1739:, especially sections 38, 41, and 43, though there may well be additional notes on this page from dissatisfied users.) I wonder if someone could block its actions and suggest that it is changed to merely put a note on people's user pages asking them to manually edit the pages, as this seems to be the simplest option. I have had to revert my page, and have yet to work out what I must do to successfully achieve what the bot was trying to do. Thank you. 3897: 4140:. The idea is that it can be placed on a page to discourage bots, much in the same way that robots.txt works. Whether it is honoured will depend on the bot, the name space and potentially arguments. E.g {{nobots|except=WerdnaBot}} might be used on a user talk to allow only WerdnaBot to edit it, but AntiVandalBot might still decide to override. Possibly {{nobots|theseones=SmackBot,Rambot}} would allow any bots execpt SB and RB. Comments? 31: 2106:

then so that RC patrol can verify that it isn't a vandal or a malfunctioning approved bot. The speed of additions is irrelavent. Of course on a practical note, an anonymous bot has no bot flag, so it will uncessarily clutter the RC. All this is previous precedent to support blocking. But you are correct: It is good that it seems to have a slow pace. —

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see a single old request pop back up. If a large number of them pop back up, my first question is going to be "Where have you been for the past three months, and will you be dropping out again, leaving questions about your bot unanswered for three months or longer?" Until a problem surfaces from it, I say it was a good solution.

3657:- the problem is that active discussion edits are not shown in the edit history (it uses tranclusion apparently). Bot operator martin is clearly aware what the problem is but will not change it's operation without some clear mandate. Perhaps some sensible person could give him a push in the right direction. Thank you. 3917:

or similar (the name probably stinks, i know). It could outline the various languages available, outline issues that everyone writing a bot is going to bump into and need to know about (edit tokens etc), have links to set code snippets for certain tasks etc, as well as being the obvious place for bot

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I agree with this and there is nothing controversial here. I would say though that in some cases it may make sense to get a bot flag if there are a large enough number of edits that are not one-time-only. It isn't clear from the above when such a bot should go through the process. Perhaps "when in

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It's possible that it is some bot that periodically loses its "logged in" status, but it is vital to be able to monitor the bot, so it can't be run anonymously. The rambot has accidentally run as an IP before, although that was back when most people knew what it was. But it should have been blocked

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Thanks for the response and the actions. I noticed that complaints are still being made by people on the talk page of the bot, and looking back over the previous messages, it seems that similar problems were being complained about since May of this year at least. It appears that nothing has been done

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The vast majority of the 90+ requests that I archived had not been commented on in months. Months. I don't see a problem, in the least, with removing requests that are doing nothing but taking up space and making the page unmanageable. The archiving has been done for several days now, and I've yet to

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I want to make a lot of AWB spellchecking edits, and so as not to crowd my contrib list and make more than the 1-2 edits per minute, I want to make a bot account. As always it will be human-assisted, and I'll monitor each and every change (AWB shows me the diff preview) but since I'll be making a lot

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The problem is that I was told this was the best way to proceed (by someone who seems to have done it themself) and having checked the Python documenation to ensure it was callable from C++ I've now got rather a lot of time invested in C++ robot code which I'd really rather not just scrap. Given the

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It appears the "api" is only for reading information at the moment, it seems to make actual edits you still have to use the interface designed for web browsers, that means you need to read up on enough html to find and parse a form and enough http to post the results of editing that form back to the

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I've spent hours scraping around and I can't find the API? Where is the documentation that says "This is what you need to send" and "This is what you get back". I don't want wrappers or dll's or libraries, I just want to know what strings of bytes I need to send, where to send them and the format of

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I'm a bit confused. I thought you were just doing this in AWB. The trouble with what I'm seeing above is that it requires the bot to know to replace a shortened station name with a longer station name. That's basically manual work, unless I'm reading this wrong. Could you clarify what you're trying

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Well I've developed several thousand lines of robot software and I'd like to save a few days (weeks) trying to work out the http input required by the servers as, of course, this isn't documented anywhere. I've been told that it can be used from other languages and the Python documentation supports

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There's a simple solution to that - any quotation that includes a misspelling or grammatical error should include after the error. This is something editors should be doing independent of any consideration of spell-checking bots. I was interested in creating a bot much like HighInBC's suggestion,

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Ganeshk's problem appears to have been resolved by Betacommand. It had to do with a redlinked category added to an article, and deciding which extant category a nonexistant category might have been a subcat of is usually beyond bots. I tried to solve the other thing (about the removing cabinet of

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That other bots have been reverting some of its edits as vandalism, while marginally amusing, is telling. If it's too time-consuming for one person to manually oversee the activity of this 'bot, given the number of pages it's attacking, then the task needs to be split between multiple people - not

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I'm not in a hurry to let this code start editing yet, but I was wondering what my next steps should be once I get to that point. Should I seek approval for the account for general framework testing using user subpages, or will I need to specify an actual task (probably also using user subpages)?

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I noticed that it is stated that no spellchecking bot could ever function without assitence. Now I understand the fundemental faults with spell checkers, lord know I have tried to depend on them in the past due to my deplorable spelliong. But it does not seem accurate to say it is not technically

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message after those posts when I have encountered them. However, this could be a job for a bot: scan the Recent changes list limited to the Talk space, and if a comment is made by an IP-address, check it for a signature and add one if necessary. Of course logged in users also forget the signature

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This seems to imply that quite a number of recently-archived discussion with no approval, disapproval, or pending questions from the AG will presently be getting unarchived and having "uh, hello" suffixed to them, somewhat defeating the point of archiving them in the first place. This might more

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Point number 5 and 6 below "When naming your bot" seem to not really belong to that section. The information they contain seems unrelated to naming ones bot and seems to be nothing one would expect under this headline. Also, if there exists something laid out as a policy in its own right on these

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items that while on their face may seem "common" may in fact be apropos to the article. Also, in general I prefer to see and abundance of linking, makes for richer exploration. I have seen some errors where it has removed the link around a year but truncated the value (1993 became 993). The bot

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is problematic. It's attempting to do unattended something which really should not be being done without manual supervision - namely accusing (or stopping just short of accusing) large numbers of users of plagarism. That it looks neither at the image itself nor at the description (except for the

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Your best bet is to just code up what you want as another bot using the pyWikipediaBot framework in Python. There's also a Perl bot framework out there if you're interested, though it's not as fully-featured. Other than that, I wouldn't really recommend trying to use the frameworks from other

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of Cydebot. The bot's action basically made the articles orphans (without categories). Without the categories, there is no way to get to these articles. This is like destroying constructive work of others and make the encyclopidia building process difficult. The bad part is that the bot did not

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with over 97.5% confidence. Some of the times it was reverts to vandalized versions, others reverting someone uncensoring song names or something, sometimes reverting someone that claimed to be the subject trying to 'delete' the article when it probably should have been deleted (in one case it

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Is it possible that we could get some useful categorisation of the bots? I'd be interested in seeing them categorised by programming language (so people can find similar examples) and open sourceness (likewise looking for code to use), and also if there's some way to categorise their general

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I have no problems with the first four; the archives should be, well, archived, and so should anything more than a month old. If the bot operator can't be bothered to come back and say "Uh, hello?" they're probably not that dedicated to having their bot, and we need people who are going to be

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I propose that we add a statement to this policy that all bot edits (and edits made with any software assistance) must abide by all existing guidelines and common practices. The reason is that I occasionally notice bots/javascript etc. edits that change articles in a manner - that while not

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sometimes, and those could be checked too, if it doesn't take too much resources. Alternatively only check those users that have not created an user page yet, they are often new to Knowledge (XXG) and do not know about signing their posts. Is anyone with the skill/equipment up to this? --

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Thanks for the info. This is definetly a good start. Unfortunately the toolserver seems to analyze all namespaces save the Knowledge (XXG) namespace (and as far as I can tell the toolserver doesn't display results for anything other then articles). Where should I request expantion of

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It's obviously using the interwiki module from pywikipedia. It's not that uncommon for interwiki links to be added anonymously, a lot of users don't bother creating accounts in other languages. The only way this could be a big deal is if the links were incorrect. Ideally, we'd have

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I thought about this before, and I realized it would be very hard to make it accurate. For example what about when someone adds a new paragraph to a message they already wrote, or altered a peice of common text on a talk page. I could not think of a way to avoid false positives.

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page that you mention. I feel this would give a much more comprehensive overview of bots from all angles and would be helpful no matter what reason you clicked on the "bot" link in all the bot templates. I will wait to get a few more comments before taking any action. Cheers -

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please let me clarify i didnt want them it be unachived, just put on a seprate achive somthing like WP:BOT/no consensus. as for the other approvals i suggest something like WP:BOT/Approved & WP:BOT/denined or something like that so it would be easier to find a bots status.

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The Communications committee is working on coordinating the use of sitewide notices for Wikimedia projects. This is needed for the upcoming fundraiser, as well as other potential announcements relevant to all projects, such as Wikimania or technical issues like single login.

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I've been trying to find out how to use it but either no one knows, or they're not letting on. 'Someone' must know how to use it from other languages. It claims on the framework page 'we will welcome you'. Quite frankly it's about as welcoming as a rabid doberman :-)

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This bot would be human assisted. Basically, I think I would feed it a list of pages and it would make sure they all had the proper headings. Although there are quite a few archival pages, I don't think this would be a server hog, as it could be run at set intervals.

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I've noticed some editors and their accounts and bots have been doing away with good edits, improvements of the page. What they are doing is not harmless to the encyclopedia. They seem to be trying to keep what they wrote as the top page, thus preventing any possible

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Please delete this account, the bot spams user pages, doesn't identify correctly tagged images (apparently looking at templates instead of categories), and it doesn't wait to let users fix their errors. The owner is unresponsive to complaints on the bot's talk page.

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To give due credit, E. seems to have sped things up enormously, so I'll file the above under the general heading of "startup costs" of new system, and "all's well that ends well". I just rather had visions of endless "churning" of requests without resolution...

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Regarding my comment on speed, this "bot" is making less than 1 edit per day, that's hardly enough to need to go through the bot process, in fact if they would have not put the word "robot" in their edit summary, would we even be having this disucussion? —

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If you are new to bots or new to programming generally, you're going to find it a steep learning curve to write a genuinely useful new wikipedia bot. If you have programming knowledge, then go for it. If nt, you might be best either running a clone of an

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You can and should request approval for the bot to perform the specific task of testing a bot. That's fine. Plus, you may get java bot programmers (such as myself) to help out. If you don't seek approval, some admins would block the bot on sight. --

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I'd be interested in specific examples as well. Bots are not intended to prevent forward progress in articles, but rather to thwart silly vandalism. When examples are brought forward, the bot authors make their bots better. That seems goodness to me.

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developers to post quesries (on the accompanying talk page) relating to bot development - currently such questions would be scattered between this page (which is really about bot policy and the bot requests page (which again, isn't really suitable).

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As someone who was a short while ago looking to start out on the path to setting up a bot on wikipedia, it struck me that the pages on bots (below) contained no help information on getting started with your bot, but rather focused solely on policy.

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Yes, but as the poster says, it's 'partial'. And that is something of an understatement. I had a look at the sourceforge page but trying to go to the documentation just took me around in circles. I'll try and post to the mailing list but it seems a

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Please, go ahead. I won't do anything but uncontroversial standard CFD work until I talk to Tawker at least (in case this is about something else). I must admit, his block reason didn't exactly give me any information about what was going on :-(

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the basic idea is simple, request the edit page, parse the html to find the form, change the stuff you need to change and then submit the result over http, your http implementation will also need to be able to handle cookies so that it can log in.

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I am writing a bot to run on Hindi Knowledge (XXG). I am using python wikimedia framework. I am getting an error, "UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf8' codec can't decode byte 0xff in position 0: unexpected code byte" when executing the following code,

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I've unblocked the IP, since it is an approved bot, albiet occasionally getting logged out. Looking at the recent archives, this problem has occurred before without any apparent resolve, so we may want to consider a more permanent solution.

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norway's cat) and I cannot figure out what happened unless it was something similar (cab of norway was redlinked when cydebot was given the task and had since been created and populated). Cab of norway was only created September 6th or so.

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group of pages, and is failing there. It has partially failed in archiving the /Science page for several months, and just in the last day or two looks like it may be failing to archive for the whole group. So I suppose one thing needed is

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Would a bot like this be approved? I could write a basic javascript for my monobook.js that would let me basically do the exact same thing, but I'd have to sit there and click through the pages instead of letting the bot click them for me.

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It's anticipated that we will use a bot to help update these messages, which due to the nature of the pages being edited will need to have universal sysop privileges. Rest assured that we won't be using it for other sysop functions.

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template) is a severe technical limitation, most likely not fully resolvable. For this reason, it should not be running unattended for pretty much the same reasons that we traditionally have opposed running spellcheckers unattended.

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inform any one about this. I had to find this on my watchlist. I am not for this bot empyting out categories. Can someone please stop this bot from doing this? Can someone put this job, "Emptying out deleted category" to a vote? -

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and linked to it fromt he botnav template. I would appreciate any help others could give in expanding it, its very new and stub-by at the minute and really needs some good work on it to make it useful. I will leave moving Bot -:

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Hi all. I am thinking about setting up a bot to work on archived pages. Not a bot to do the actual archival of the pages themselves, but one for archival maintenance, such as adding archive header templates (for example, see

2254:...I know this may sound kind of stupid, but I always wonder what the red button on the bot page is for, it says it'll block the bot, but mabye... will it block the person who presses it? (please respond on my talk page.) 4083:. You can write a wikipedia bot in almost any programming language. If you do start from scratch, you are unlikely to be running a bot from the dedicated wikipedia toolserver at first. You will therefore have to either: 2313:

I guess it might be useful to have different categories for Pywiki or AWB bots etc. though AWB is generally not used as a bot specifically, so it might get a bit confusing. Categorisation by task could be pretty useful.

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Well, or access to webserver running a compiler. Programming languages like Perl are compiled at run-time so you don't need a compiler on your own machine, just notepad, and the webserver compiles the code for you -

1229:) hasn't edited for several months. It continues plodding on its way, doing useful things it appears, and hasn't particularly misbehaved AFAIK. However, without a master it can't be adapted to changing situations. 2939:

What needs to be done for such an automated bot(which I for one am not skilled enough to create) is to provide a list of words and their mispellings where there is no possible alternate meaning to the word. Such as

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Well, really late to the game, I don't think it would be the best idea in the world for AVB. Our nice friendly vandal could post the no-bots tag and voila, AVB wouldn't revert - which would be a bad thing....--

1802:. Can something not be done to fix this once and for all? Is this the correct place to draw someone's attention to it who can act to fix the problem, since Cyde seems not to respond to any calls to fix his bot? 3272:

Yeah, nobody said it was pretty ... although there is now a query.php, which offers more direct access to the anti-vandalism bots than having to just use the standard web interface that all of the humans do.

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Assisted bots don't necessarily need bot approval, though some software has built in approval detection, whereby approval from an admin is required (developers are encouraged to build in approval mechanisms).

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I originally requested approval for my bot to replace templates such as {{NYCS 7}} with {{NYCS service|7}}. If the template is a rush template, such as {{NYCS 7 rush}}, then I want {{NYCS service|7|<7:

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blindly left under control of an unattended automated process which neither understands plaintext in the image descriptions nor is able to make any determination of content by viewing the image itself. --

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Cryptic just showed up to reply to a "your bot is broken" message. I left him a message that if he is going to "stay with the project" at least as a bot operator, that I will unblock the bot account. —

1518:. during this process I noticed that the procedure for getting the preamble for running a bot can a extreamly difficult and time consuming process. I would like to make a suggestion. Split the page 2979:

although the use of "predominately" (which is not a word, but a common misspelling of "predominantly") was my target. If Carnildo's objection is the only one, I don't see it as a real problem. |

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Just create a second account and make it a AWB account no need to get a Bot status it is still just you behind the controls it doesnt matter about getting it approved. Just be careful it meets

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for as much as possible and fills in the gaps with legacy methods like XHTML parsing until the API supports the added functionality. I am planning for it to have functionality comparable to

155: 3913:, sicne that is overwhelmingly what it covers. This is important, but when people are looking to set up a bot it seems to me we shuold be able to give them a page within the botnav tree of 3236:

Something along the lines of {Open port 80 and send "title=Wikipedia_talk:Bots&action=edit&section=21&data=the new data"}, the returned data will be {format of returned data}.

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with respect to those previous requests, and so I wonder whether this bot could simply be blocked unless or until its owner replies speedily and change its behaviour almost immediately.

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of edits, a bot account makes sense. Is this the place to apply for approval for such a venture, or is there some policy that easily defines what I should and shouldn't do with AWB? --

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by converting entries without the last name first structure to take on that structure. Is that something that a bot could do? Is that likely a bit much for a first time bot maker?

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Also, the question wasn't so much whether I should seek approval, but whether it was appropriate to ask for approval for something as general as "testing". Thanks for your response.

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Are they required to have a bot flag to make multiple edits per minute? And it is debatable whether "Overlinking" applies in a blank sense to all links that they have on their list.

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Tricky for sure, but it might be able to be pulled off. I would expect it to go through a number of iterations correcting for mistakes before it was fully successful though. --

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interface through which they can assign a certain user (the bot's account for example) to a special user group named "bot" and that's it - the user's edits no longer show up in

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OK. I was dealing with a vandal, as was another user, and the bot reverted an edit and provided the vandal with a generic warning.(given test1, then test2, then generic)

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All done, except for a few random ones, I think my bot ignored them because the image was is transcluded from a template or something. (p.s. I just added functionality to

4442:, etc). Just leaving a note here so that bot people can keep an eye on this. Barberio, who notified about it on WP:VPP, said he was trying to contact the bot operator. -- 4387: 3842: 2342:

How does a Wiki Bot communicate with English Knowledge (XXG)? Does it request pages like any browser with HTTP, or does it use another protocol? Thanks in advance. -

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for bot developers similar to the helpful "here's how you get started" page for human editors. Anyone else feel the same way? Is there any backing for this idea?

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to that page by that user, that would surely rule out most false positives. In any case, I think there is a bot that does something similar already. It is called

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I second this - it would be really useful to see eg all Perl bots so that bot developers using common languages could cooperate/query one another directly etc. -

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Even one or a few of those if implemented would be much, much appreciated! If we already have tools that can answer some of these questions, please let me know.--

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My idea: Create a bot that checks the new changes and finds those with multiple exclamation marks (!!!!!!!!!11). 50% of all the vandalism I've seen has that. --

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I'd love to learn a programming language and run a bot... but I don't want to download programming software. Is there an alternative to downloading software? --

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Wiktionary is a separate community from Knowledge (XXG). Like all sister projects, it has its own request pages. Bot votes on Wiktionary can be started from

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fair use images for deletion, even though I explained to its owner (who I want absolutely nothing to do with - this complicates things) that the IDF states:

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necessarily wrong - is not consistent with the normal wiki-style. Normally this is limited to minor formatting things, but it is still needlessly annoying.

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Hi, I think the list of bots is becoming too big, and should not be maintained on this page. I propose we split it up and move the list to another page. --

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What language does one use to write bots. I am thinking about learning how to write a bot so I can write one for the purpose of trolling and cleaning up

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subjects, there might be a good point in pointing to that policy, and doing that early on the project page instead of hiding it in the place it is now. --

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You really should talk to the bot owner, but it appears to have tagged them as they were fair use without a rationale, which is surely correct behaviour.

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has added anti-vandal rollback functions to the bot being run under his main account. As I see no evidence of this being documented or discussed, I have

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I have noticed that perhaps six out of seven anonymous users who leave comments on talk pages do not sign their posts properly. I have usually added the

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OK, thanks, that's easy. I thought that was deprecated though, as it's effectively the same thing as screenscraping as far as server load is concerned.

3608:.) Could an admin please talk to him about this? The changes made by the bot may be considered minor, but some users don't want their subpages changed 1798:, despite being blocked once, has now been unblocked and is still apparently doing things it is not supposed to do, judging by fresh comments made on 276: 3925: 3882: 2419:

Greetings; There is an apparent job or bot that is unlinking of “common words” which seems to be running overboard in a number of instances; it is

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fact that 'bots are quite slow moving it's even possible to communicate by reading and writing files on the disk - not very elegant, but possible.

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The interwiki bots don't seem to mention rearrangements just additions modifications and removals, that edit it seems just involved rearangements.

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I moved the section, you are welcome to split it up :) The page uses a number of sub-page templates, so don't forget to make proper redirects. --

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and not the IP? Anyway, I don’t see a problem anymore; the link between bot and IP is made and a small note on the IP talk page is sufficient. --

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On another wiki where I'm a sysop under a different username, I've got a bot that looks for spamming, then reverts it with the edit summary of

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I would agree that user documentation of this framework is rather weak. IMHO, it's best used by developers, especially if they know Python.

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I gather you can call the package to log in, read and write pages, but there is no documenation with the package and I can't find any here.

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I couldn't find a task approval for this particular task (removing YuoTube links) for this bot, or for any other bot, in the usual places (

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Looks like it's been very low volume, and not recent. If it starts going bezerk, it can be blocked, you can report it here, or even on

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I'm working on a new Java-based bot framework that I'm currently calling "jwikibot". The intention is to write a library that uses the

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Just to say, the bot operator (martin, above) is me, and I'm only realy happy to make archival changes at the command of consensus at

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criterion #9). I've come upon fair use images on article talk pages, image pages and image talk pages (linking to other versions),

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this view, but of course that means that you need the function names, call argument list and returns. Surely not too much to ask?

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Typical assisted jobs include those which are repetitive, but need some human interaction e.g. Disambig repair, re-categorisation.

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Is there anyone who can help me to interact with the bot's owner; I wish to avoid any direct communication with him. See also: my

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It could have FAQs on "how do I know if another bot alread does this", "how do I get my bot logged in to make edits" etc etc etc

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This bot has made over 200 edits in the last 24 hours, as of my posting this. They all seem to be interlanguage wikilinks. —

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What would the bot do when it encountered a quotation from a book where the original author spelled it as "diferentiate"? --

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on an aside, i think this kind of post demonstrates the need for the "how do i get started" type page I propose above...

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Ohhhh, ya got me. I was wrong, the page is right. No automated system could account for that. I retract my contention.

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Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that I'm planning to open-source the code once it is more than just an ad hoc prototype.

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Likely not logged in authorized but but we really have no clue short of checkusering the IP which is a privacy vio --

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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm... reminds me of someone... after all, WHO enjoyed remaking Episode IV with Nufy8 wiki-style ;) ?

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I am going to add this ammendment now, as I think it is uncontroversial, largely because it is simple commen sense.

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As long as its human assisted and it goes on pages people want edited I'd have no problems approving such a bot --

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Obviously there are times when a link to "Saturday" is in context, it is up to the editor to make this judgement.

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has been created, and I have applied for its AWB approval (maybe I should have applied from that account?). --

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No good, that is just gobbledegook to me since I don't know php. It also does not explain how to write pages.

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etc. I also prpose expanding the "botnav" template embedded above to contain all these pages, including the

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It doesn't necessarily have to remove the images, it just needs to notify a human editor of the problem. --

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I have an idea for a bot: one that checks if fair use images are being used outside of article namespace (

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I don't think any of these points are new or remotely controversial, so I'll add them pretty soon. thanks

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bleeding into user space, with no response from Gwern and (apparently) no change in his behavior. (See

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This soudns like a tricky one, but possible. Request for someone else to make a bot can be placed at:

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Almost certainly an authorised bot becoming logged out, this is a problem with the pywikibot software.

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For every solution built, someone builds a better idiot. What about someone who cites from a book as

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etc. ). Though the spirit of this policy is obvious, I would like to express some principles clearly:

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reverted blanking of unsourced claims of someone molesting children, thrice). I don't think that : -->

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It is not a bot, but a person operating a piece of software to help them. As for the unlinking, see

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Since the bot would scan the recent change list anyway it could look at only those edits that were

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http://en.wikipedia.org/search/?title=Mexico&curid=3966054&diff=79370151&oldid=79163821

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I'm wondering if I should use this bot here on Knowledge (XXG); it's a semi-bot, not a full one. --

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f = codecs.open('hi-towns.csv', 'r', config.textfile_encoding) x = f.read().decode('utf8')

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with 5 samples of ~53 reverts, 266 total (random time, go down a contrib list of 100) assuming

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on Wikisource is an example of this, although several subcategories would be useful here. //

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There has been talk of a bot interface, but I don't know if it will ever be more than that.

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API. Not a wrapper or example in some particular language (unless there's a c++ example).

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Any specific examples? Both of the bots I see regularly reverting vandalism have a : -->

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to get a list of articles from an image page, it will be in the release version soon).

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Hagerman suggested "allow" and "deny" as better parameters, which, of course,they are.

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07:08, 12 November 2006 (UTC) yeah the AVB bots are not that smart to figure that out.

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has been down for some time now. Anyone who has it, I'd appreciate a mirror upload. ~

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The problem is simple - "refdeskbot" is archiving too soon. I have raised this point

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It is time we added a new section specifically dealing with assisted bots/software (

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to make sure the categories stay empty. Does anybody have a bot that can do that? -

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Are there any existing Java bot frameworks? I looked around and couldn't find any.

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I have recently gotten the approval to run and have received a bot flag for my bot

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or any of a thousand other variants? Automated spellchecking is FTL. That's why

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corrections (via AWB) are allowed, but fully automated "corrections" are not. --

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I am not sure this is the right place to bring this up. I am not happy with some

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Is it appropriate that I replaced the bot's warning with test3, and signed it?--

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Do Wiktionary bot approval requests go on the same page as Knowledge (XXG) ones?

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Always make extra sure there is consensus before making a large series of edits.

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Assisted bots are defined as any software that allows rapid editing of articles.

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Would this work better with sub pages like AfD? It would bmake archiving eaier.

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The user may make "fair use" of the protected material as set out under the law.

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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but usually require some discussion about what is intended, first, either in

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who was performing similar types of edits around the time in question. (See

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I, and apparently, many other people are having problems with the actions of

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I have made a proposal to let some bots be granted the rollback feature at

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If you really want to program a bot, no. Blankly put, you need a compiler.

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and disscusions that have stalled and are over60 days old without any edits

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at WP:ANI. Participation from people at this forum would be appreciated.

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Great idea! I can help out with the pywikipedia section, if you'd like. —

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How do you command your bot? For example, as per a new agreement made at

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Knowledge (XXG):Bureaucrats' noticeboard#Bluemoose/Martin apparently left

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Thanks, I was just curious since I thought all bots had to be logged in.

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Knowledge (XXG) talk:Bots#"Robot-assisted disambiguation: U.S. Highway 1"

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usefully have been done on a somewhat more gradual and selective basis.

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appears to be operated by User:Colonies_Chris and the changelog url is

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A bot (or perhaps a script, or some other tool) would be very useful to

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How can you contact the people responsible for the Python bot framework

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perhaps? If so it should include links to other important pages like

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Obviously I'm open to refinement of this idea, but just as there is a

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Would like to add a new section to this page, or a new page altogether

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For those inclined to use meta icons on userpages, feel free to use {{

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generate an information feedable to a statistical analytical program (

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and had the only edit summary "robot", also, the bot didn't do much.

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Is there a bot that automatically archives Wiki-project talk pages?

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I can't find any way to link to a page specifically for Wiktionary.

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or else using a customised version of an existing tool such as the

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was when he reverted a page to its 2003 version in order to make a

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Knowledge (XXG):Bot_requests#Category:Protected_deleted_categories

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Knowledge (XXG) talk:Reference desk#Failure of automated archiving

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I am (being bold and) making this page live per the discussion at

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Portions of this information can be obtained via the toolserver, (

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FWIW, when I looked at Tawkerbot2's accuracy rate I ended up with

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bad, and you should be able to do anything you need using it. --

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Seems to have stopped since I left a message on the talk page. --

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A separate account is advised if many edits are going to be made.

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Bot that are approved and wish to get approval for another task

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I am unfamilar with bots to say the least but was curious if

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nl:Overleg gebruiker:Thijs!#Overleg gebruiker:129.125.101.164

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Martin, thanks for the response. I have moved my question to

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was the edit a vandalism (possibly using parts of Tawkerbot2)

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Thank you! I posted this suggestion to that page too now. --

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Make yourself easier to contact then. Where did you go? --

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Knowledge (XXG):Village pump (policy)#Rollback to the bots!

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Could someone please run a bot to replace all instances of

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Wouldn’t it be very likely that Ram-Man was talking about

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Many users apparently having problems with cydebot actions

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How are bots given bot status? Please reply on talk page.

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I just stopped the bot, but I disagree with "useless." --

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Which MediaWiki page is it? and can it be done on Wikia?

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generate a list of people who have edited target article

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A concern was raised regarding a new task performed by

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Cyde, I am easy to contact. I have posted this problem

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Project Page Entry clarification - spiders and dynloads

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In particular, it is the force behind archiving of the

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Knowledge (XXG):Bot_requests#Bot_for_researchers_needed

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He has no examples. The only time one of his edits was

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Currently, I have prototyped read-only code for using

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format is quite simple and popular) which would tell:

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is an unauthorized bot, or simply one not logged in.

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There’s a not-logged-in bot working under IP address

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These are just examples, and my bot was approved by

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As long as it keeps up it's ultra slow editing pace

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Knowledge (XXG):Manual of Style (links)#Overlinking

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I propose the move of the current 3651:Knowledge (XXG) talk:Reference desk#refdeskbot 3616:he's using, or if it's registered/approved. - 3446:http://sourceforge.net/projects/pywikipediabot 2595:, in which I notified Rschen7754 that his bot 1753:I've left a message on the operator's page at 1371:Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, 4206:This template has been changed and is now at 4090:that you can operate through your browser. or 1549:which is something simialar that is uses for 1241:to step up and take over the archiving. See 1108:Knowledge (XXG) talk:Bots/Archive_17#Flagging 996:how often each individual edited this article 8: 2921:possible to automatically correct spelling. 2708:Yes, you're right, that is sensible. thanks 208:Image:Naval Ensign of the United Kingdom.svg 3915:Knowledge (XXG):Howto Contribute with a Bot 3373:Documentation for the Python bot framework. 1520:Knowledge (XXG):Bots/Requests for approvals 4440:Knowledge (XXG):Bots/Requests for approval 4302:. I have an unapproved bot account called 3339:Thanks. I have not seen that page before. 1927:. Please give your comments over there. - 1295:to add the gear icon to your bot pages. — 1151:after four days, because I've now removed 277:Image:Civil and Naval Ensign of France.svg 3926:Knowledge (XXG):Contributing_to_Wikipedia 680: 674: 648: 613: 607: 572: 566: 530: 529: 502: 501: 495: 210:? Would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! — 193:Chair, Wikimedia Communications Committee 4001:as an overview page containing links to 3444:Wander over to the project's home page ( 1690:Yes, but it'd have to be something like 1536:Bots that are approved and waitng a flag 4062:Category:Lists of ambiguous human names 3944:That sounds find to me, something like 1259:I've banned it for being unsupervised. 4160:Good idea. Applied to my talk page. -- 3606:Gwern's second edit of my same subpage 3580:I and another user have complained to 3229:I'm looking for the definition of the 1221:is now rather orphaned, as its master 1046: 365: 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 3715:would probably do it if requested. -- 2274:Category:Protected deleted categories 2264:Category:Protected deleted categories 2146:) losing login every now and then? -- 1568:dilligent with regard to thier bots. 1557:and the use of subpages for each bot 1063:Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus 1025:Piotr Konieczny aka Prokonsul Piotrus 636:{\displaystyle H_{1}\ \mu <99.9\%} 7: 4130:I have just created a null template 3586:"Robot-assisted disambiguation" work 3203:the replies. TIA for any assitance. 2427:. 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What talk page did you mean? 387:There is a different precedent 243:Image:Naval Ensign of Japan.svg 4373:Concern regarding new task of 4035:Knowledge (XXG):Creating_a_bot 4007:Knowledge (XXG):Creating a bot 3946:Knowledge (XXG):Creating a bot 2777:Suggestion: Auto-signature bot 2519:23:50, 22 September 2006 (UTC) 2505:11:37, 22 September 2006 (UTC) 2480:10:47, 21 September 2006 (UTC) 2464:10:43, 21 September 2006 (UTC) 2446:09:06, 21 September 2006 (UTC) 2432:08:41, 21 September 2006 (UTC) 2409:20:17, 24 September 2006 (UTC) 2399:21:11, 20 September 2006 (UTC) 2304:Useful categorisation of bots? 2032:18:41, 20 September 2006 (UTC) 2015:18:33, 20 September 2006 (UTC) 2001:18:12, 20 September 2006 (UTC) 1994:Category:English cartographers 1986:Category:English Cartographers 1975:18:05, 20 September 2006 (UTC) 1960:21:03, 20 September 2006 (UTC) 1943:19:47, 20 September 2006 (UTC) 1915:17:41, 20 September 2006 (UTC) 1896:16:50, 20 September 2006 (UTC) 1864:16:46, 20 September 2006 (UTC) 1847:16:35, 20 September 2006 (UTC) 1821:16:26, 20 September 2006 (UTC) 1811:16:00, 20 September 2006 (UTC) 1429:AWB Spellcheck - assisted bot? 1234:Knowledge (XXG):Reference desk 698:99.9% claim is that accurate. 535: 507: 1: 4521:01:43, 28 December 2006 (UTC) 4506:01:12, 28 December 2006 (UTC) 4483: 4447:00:24, 28 December 2006 (UTC) 4365:16:03, 22 December 2006 (UTC) 4350:15:35, 22 December 2006 (UTC) 4337:13:23, 22 December 2006 (UTC) 4325:05:40, 22 December 2006 (UTC) 4315:05:30, 22 December 2006 (UTC) 4249:12:03, 13 December 2006 (UTC) 4215:17:58, 18 December 2006 (UTC) 4201:18:14, 28 February 2007 (UTC) 4165:09:40, 13 December 2006 (UTC) 4019:Knowledge (XXG):Types of bots 3958:Knowledge (XXG):Types of bots 3690:14:55, 19 November 2006 (UTC) 3681: 3662:03:05, 18 November 2006 (UTC) 3640:22:47, 17 November 2006 (UTC) 3628:21:27, 17 November 2006 (UTC) 3564:10:23, 19 November 2006 (UTC) 3555:16:47, 18 November 2006 (UTC) 3541:18:32, 16 November 2006 (UTC) 3531:17:35, 16 November 2006 (UTC) 3513:16:53, 16 November 2006 (UTC) 3503:16:38, 16 November 2006 (UTC) 3457:15:37, 16 November 2006 (UTC) 3439:09:01, 16 November 2006 (UTC) 3423:19:04, 15 November 2006 (UTC) 3368:07:24, 12 November 2006 (UTC) 3344:16:05, 11 November 2006 (UTC) 3335:15:54, 11 November 2006 (UTC) 3305:15:08, 11 November 2006 (UTC) 3282:17:36, 16 November 2006 (UTC) 3268:15:05, 11 November 2006 (UTC) 3259:13:39, 11 November 2006 (UTC) 3241:09:48, 11 November 2006 (UTC) 3222:09:20, 11 November 2006 (UTC) 3208:08:52, 11 November 2006 (UTC) 3014:16:00, 11 November 2006 (UTC) 2885:15:59, 11 November 2006 (UTC) 2647:for continuing discussion. -- 2510:How do you detect "spam" ? — 2383:12:26, 8 September 2006 (UTC) 2372:12:11, 8 September 2006 (UTC) 2358:12:01, 8 September 2006 (UTC) 2319:14:20, 7 September 2006 (UTC) 2298:16:11, 8 September 2006 (UTC) 2281:02:56, 6 September 2006 (UTC) 2259:18:34, 5 September 2006 (UTC) 2238:07:46, 5 September 2006 (UTC) 2225:02:50, 5 September 2006 (UTC) 2208:22:02, 1 September 2006 (UTC) 2199:16:34, 1 September 2006 (UTC) 2183:16:21, 1 September 2006 (UTC) 2165:14:34, 1 September 2006 (UTC) 2151:14:25, 1 September 2006 (UTC) 2111:13:32, 1 September 2006 (UTC) 2101:13:15, 1 September 2006 (UTC) 2085:12:02, 1 September 2006 (UTC) 2063:08:07, 1 September 2006 (UTC) 1699:19:09, 28 November 2006 (UTC) 1530:Bots that are being discussed 1481:Problems downloading Wikilink 239:Image:Japanese-War-Ensign.svg 4120:07:37, 9 December 2006 (UTC) 4069:22:56, 8 December 2006 (UTC) 4046:21:15, 9 December 2006 (UTC) 4029:16:18, 9 December 2006 (UTC) 4015:Knowledge (XXG):Bot requests 3985:14:21, 9 December 2006 (UTC) 3969:15:55, 9 December 2006 (UTC) 3950:Knowledge (XXG):Bot requests 3939:16:43, 8 December 2006 (UTC) 3909:page should really be named 3754:13:12, 5 December 2006 (UTC) 3707:08:53, 1 December 2006 (UTC) 3696:Archiving project talk page 3381:tell me where to find this? 3193:17:26, 7 November 2006 (UTC) 3164:07:28, 5 November 2006 (UTC) 3147:07:09, 5 November 2006 (UTC) 3130:20:56, 31 October 2006 (UTC) 3120:20:52, 31 October 2006 (UTC) 3095:18:26, 21 October 2006 (UTC) 3074:04:01, 21 October 2006 (UTC) 3057:03:47, 21 October 2006 (UTC) 3047:02:34, 21 October 2006 (UTC) 2989:18:18, 6 November 2006 (UTC) 2973:06:17, 18 October 2006 (UTC) 2963:06:13, 18 October 2006 (UTC) 2953:01:01, 18 October 2006 (UTC) 2904:15:07, 7 December 2006 (UTC) 2865:20:50, 17 October 2006 (UTC) 2839:12:58, 17 October 2006 (UTC) 2828:12:19, 17 October 2006 (UTC) 2810:11:03, 17 October 2006 (UTC) 2767:06:21, 8 December 2006 (UTC) 2749:18:04, 13 October 2006 (UTC) 2740:13:27, 13 October 2006 (UTC) 2730:12:25, 13 October 2006 (UTC) 2581:23:39, 20 October 2006 (UTC) 2330:11:47, 7 December 2006 (UTC) 1721:11:48, 7 December 2006 (UTC) 1708:16:35, 2 December 2006 (UTC) 1170:, you might want to look at 1005:was the edit marked as minor 980:the growing amount of people 662:{\displaystyle \alpha =.025} 410:Hi. 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