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Angel: /* Medium difficulty improvement? */ --~~~~

2024-05-07T04:36:34Z

Medium difficulty improvement?: --~~~~

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	==ThinkTank Mailing List==		==ThinkTank Mailing List==
	===Medium difficulty improvement?===		===Medium difficulty improvement?===
	*Set up some sort of something to keep AI scrapers from scraping without permission. Example that I don't really understand https://ethanmarcotte.com/wrote/blockin-bots/~~<nowiki>~~ --~~~~~~<~~/~~nowiki>~~		*Set up some sort of something to keep AI scrapers from scraping without permission. Example that I don't really understand https://ethanmarcotte.com/wrote/blockin-bots/ --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 04:36, 7 May 2024 (UTC)

Angel: /* done */ miaow

2024-05-07T04:34:41Z

done: miaow

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	****** Yes, I absolutely agree, this should be a meeting. Plus then we could do small talk, too! And your cat could have come! Mind if I cut and paste all this and move it over to a meeting page so it isn't cluttering up the to do list? I don't know precisely which meeting it was, I'm pretty sure it was in June, but I know for a fact that we all worked on that tech update in a shared doc together in a tech meeting, including what we want in a volunteer. I had to push for several meetings to finally get it off the agenda and into the conversation at the meeting. It also sat in the shared doc for a long time before it got translated. We always try to do big announcements this way so that everyone has a chance to iron out the details. Anyway, I'm glad you're working on the Gitea thing now, thanks for doing that. P.S. Four tildes gets you the pretty time stamp if you want it. --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 20:07, 18 January 2024 (UTC)		****** Yes, I absolutely agree, this should be a meeting. Plus then we could do small talk, too! And your cat could have come! Mind if I cut and paste all this and move it over to a meeting page so it isn't cluttering up the to do list? I don't know precisely which meeting it was, I'm pretty sure it was in June, but I know for a fact that we all worked on that tech update in a shared doc together in a tech meeting, including what we want in a volunteer. I had to push for several meetings to finally get it off the agenda and into the conversation at the meeting. It also sat in the shared doc for a long time before it got translated. We always try to do big announcements this way so that everyone has a chance to iron out the details. Anyway, I'm glad you're working on the Gitea thing now, thanks for doing that. P.S. Four tildes gets you the pretty time stamp if you want it. --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 20:07, 18 January 2024 (UTC)
	******* The cat says Meowww Meowwww (Hi)! [[User:PositiveSpin\|PositiveSpin]] ([[User talk:PositiveSpin\|talk]]) 02:27, 20 January 2024 (UTC)		******* The cat says Meowww Meowwww (Hi)! [[User:PositiveSpin\|PositiveSpin]] ([[User talk:PositiveSpin\|talk]]) 02:27, 20 January 2024 (UTC)
			******** Hi to the both of you! --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 04:34, 7 May 2024 (UTC)
	*update https://github.com/bikebike/BikeBike to reflect changes made within the past 5 years, or update the link on bikebike.org to where we'<nowiki/>re keeping the updates nowadays. --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 22:37, 15 January 2024 (UTC)		*update https://github.com/bikebike/BikeBike to reflect changes made within the past 5 years, or update the link on bikebike.org to where we'<nowiki/>re keeping the updates nowadays. --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 22:37, 15 January 2024 (UTC)
	**Angel - that link is https://git.bikeshopi.dev/bike/BikeBikeBike however, we shall be setting up gitea at bikecollectives.org , so in the future the link may be something like <nowiki>https://git.bikecollectives.org/bike/BikeBikeBike</nowiki> or <nowiki>https://git</nowiki><nowiki/>.bikebike.org/bike/BikeBike .. love all the bikes.		**Angel - that link is https://git.bikeshopi.dev/bike/BikeBikeBike however, we shall be setting up gitea at bikecollectives.org , so in the future the link may be something like <nowiki>https://git.bikecollectives.org/bike/BikeBikeBike</nowiki> or <nowiki>https://git</nowiki><nowiki/>.bikebike.org/bike/BikeBike .. love all the bikes.

Angel: keeping random AI scraper bots away from the archives

2024-05-07T04:33:28Z

keeping random AI scraper bots away from the archives

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	* Consider setting up PageSchemas for other info eventually, e.g. shop documentation (shop manuals, volunteer guides, instructional materials, codes of conduct, etc.) --[[User:DarinWick\|AprilWick]] ([[User talk:DarinWick\|talk]]), 19 January 2024		* Consider setting up PageSchemas for other info eventually, e.g. shop documentation (shop manuals, volunteer guides, instructional materials, codes of conduct, etc.) --[[User:DarinWick\|AprilWick]] ([[User talk:DarinWick\|talk]]), 19 January 2024

			==ThinkTank Mailing List==
			===Medium difficulty improvement?===
			*Set up some sort of something to keep AI scrapers from scraping without permission. Example that I don't really understand https://ethanmarcotte.com/wrote/blockin-bots/<nowiki> --~~~~</nowiki>

PositiveSpin: /* wiki */ grammy

2024-01-25T07:26:32Z

wiki: grammy

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	****# Login with your normal credentials. Your normal login already has permissions for bikebike. This makes '''who''' checks more logical, too.		****# Login with your normal credentials. Your normal login already has permissions for bikebike. This makes '''who''' checks more logical, too.
	****# The type of administration we are doing now is almost completely version controlled based. Docker is actually a type of version control system. There are real differences with archaic LAMP administration, but obvious overlaps, too.		****# The type of administration we are doing now is almost completely version controlled based. Docker is actually a type of version control system. There are real differences with archaic LAMP administration, but obvious overlaps, too.
	****# There are some minor differences between the 1.38 and 1.39 Vector skin. Place production and staging side by side to ~~observer~~ the differences. I am thinking the changes are nice, and we should stick with them.		****# There are some minor differences between the 1.38 and 1.39 Vector skin. Place production and staging side by side to observe the differences. I am thinking the changes are nice, and we should stick with them.
	****# Ask me questions about anything you don't understand.		****# Ask me questions about anything you don't understand.
	****# Yay!		****# Yay!

	* Consider setting up PageSchemas for other info eventually, e.g. shop documentation (shop manuals, volunteer guides, instructional materials, codes of conduct, etc.) --[[User:DarinWick\|AprilWick]] ([[User talk:DarinWick\|talk]]), 19 January 2024		* Consider setting up PageSchemas for other info eventually, e.g. shop documentation (shop manuals, volunteer guides, instructional materials, codes of conduct, etc.) --[[User:DarinWick\|AprilWick]] ([[User talk:DarinWick\|talk]]), 19 January 2024

PositiveSpin: /* wiki */ Staging is ready to go.

2024-01-25T07:16:47Z

wiki: Staging is ready to go.

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	*** I know you've got containers for testing in docker/mediawiki. Seems like I should test the update in one of those first, or possibly using a... commit? of the production container so I'm testing with the latest everything?		*** I know you've got containers for testing in docker/mediawiki. Seems like I should test the update in one of those first, or possibly using a... commit? of the production container so I'm testing with the latest everything?
	****That's the plan - Always perform testing/coding changes in the staging instance. The magic of docker is that you can setup a staging environment anywhere, including your home directory. This time, I'll setup a new staging instance with the current data so you can perform PageSchema tests. Once everything is good, the changes can be committed to live.		****That's the plan - Always perform testing/coding changes in the staging instance. The magic of docker is that you can setup a staging environment anywhere, including your home directory. This time, I'll setup a new staging instance with the current data so you can perform PageSchema tests. Once everything is good, the changes can be committed to live.
			****([[User:PositiveSpin\|PositiveSpin]] ([[User talk:PositiveSpin\|talk]]) 07:16, 25 January 2024 (UTC)) April, you are good to go. Before you proceed:
			****# Read through the whole new README.md . You'll need to use a markup capable editor to view it. Visual Studio Code has a nice preview feature.
			****# Git is setup for both staging (push) and production (pull), the README.md covers this.
			****# Our MediaWiki database and image volumes are huge, hence the reason for having the staging environment adhering to some special rules.
			****# Login with your normal credentials. Your normal login already has permissions for bikebike. This makes '''who''' checks more logical, too.
			****# The type of administration we are doing now is almost completely version controlled based. Docker is actually a type of version control system. There are real differences with archaic LAMP administration, but obvious overlaps, too.
			****# There are some minor differences between the 1.38 and 1.39 Vector skin. Place production and staging side by side to observer the differences. I am thinking the changes are nice, and we should stick with them.
			****# Ask me questions about anything you don't understand.
			****# Yay!

	* Consider setting up PageSchemas for other info eventually, e.g. shop documentation (shop manuals, volunteer guides, instructional materials, codes of conduct, etc.) --[[User:DarinWick\|AprilWick]] ([[User talk:DarinWick\|talk]]), 19 January 2024		* Consider setting up PageSchemas for other info eventually, e.g. shop documentation (shop manuals, volunteer guides, instructional materials, codes of conduct, etc.) --[[User:DarinWick\|AprilWick]] ([[User talk:DarinWick\|talk]]), 19 January 2024

PositiveSpin: /* done */ Cat says hi in cat language.

2024-01-20T02:27:45Z

done: Cat says hi in cat language.

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	*****Actually, at the last meeting we had a healthy discussion about the best way to approach code maintenance and documentation for system administrators. The most recent todo was to setup Gitea, however, the todo list on OCF predated that discussion. Currently, there are lots of docker-compose and Dockerfiles that are not part of any revision system, or adequately documented, except via the docker-compose.yml files or accompanying README files. Once Gitea is setup, there will be a lot more consistency, and it will make the whole process of introducing new people to the system many times easier, not to mention, avoiding a lot of unnecessary iteration (something software developers love to avoid). If you do not build a good foundation, the house will fall down, and often the foundation building process is the most time consuming part. I'll admit, after that last meeting I got distracted with setting up matrix (via experimentation with matrix-docker-ansible-deploy on one of my servers), but then I got busy with other volunteer commitments. However, Gitea was what I should have been working on, rather than the Matrix :) From my standpoint, this long written conversation we have been having, actually constitutes a meeting, until the next meeting when that important TODO is in place. --Jonathan 1-18-24		*****Actually, at the last meeting we had a healthy discussion about the best way to approach code maintenance and documentation for system administrators. The most recent todo was to setup Gitea, however, the todo list on OCF predated that discussion. Currently, there are lots of docker-compose and Dockerfiles that are not part of any revision system, or adequately documented, except via the docker-compose.yml files or accompanying README files. Once Gitea is setup, there will be a lot more consistency, and it will make the whole process of introducing new people to the system many times easier, not to mention, avoiding a lot of unnecessary iteration (something software developers love to avoid). If you do not build a good foundation, the house will fall down, and often the foundation building process is the most time consuming part. I'll admit, after that last meeting I got distracted with setting up matrix (via experimentation with matrix-docker-ansible-deploy on one of my servers), but then I got busy with other volunteer commitments. However, Gitea was what I should have been working on, rather than the Matrix :) From my standpoint, this long written conversation we have been having, actually constitutes a meeting, until the next meeting when that important TODO is in place. --Jonathan 1-18-24
	****** Yes, I absolutely agree, this should be a meeting. Plus then we could do small talk, too! And your cat could have come! Mind if I cut and paste all this and move it over to a meeting page so it isn't cluttering up the to do list? I don't know precisely which meeting it was, I'm pretty sure it was in June, but I know for a fact that we all worked on that tech update in a shared doc together in a tech meeting, including what we want in a volunteer. I had to push for several meetings to finally get it off the agenda and into the conversation at the meeting. It also sat in the shared doc for a long time before it got translated. We always try to do big announcements this way so that everyone has a chance to iron out the details. Anyway, I'm glad you're working on the Gitea thing now, thanks for doing that. P.S. Four tildes gets you the pretty time stamp if you want it. --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 20:07, 18 January 2024 (UTC)		****** Yes, I absolutely agree, this should be a meeting. Plus then we could do small talk, too! And your cat could have come! Mind if I cut and paste all this and move it over to a meeting page so it isn't cluttering up the to do list? I don't know precisely which meeting it was, I'm pretty sure it was in June, but I know for a fact that we all worked on that tech update in a shared doc together in a tech meeting, including what we want in a volunteer. I had to push for several meetings to finally get it off the agenda and into the conversation at the meeting. It also sat in the shared doc for a long time before it got translated. We always try to do big announcements this way so that everyone has a chance to iron out the details. Anyway, I'm glad you're working on the Gitea thing now, thanks for doing that. P.S. Four tildes gets you the pretty time stamp if you want it. --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 20:07, 18 January 2024 (UTC)
			******* The cat says Meowww Meowwww (Hi)! [[User:PositiveSpin\|PositiveSpin]] ([[User talk:PositiveSpin\|talk]]) 02:27, 20 January 2024 (UTC)
	*update https://github.com/bikebike/BikeBike to reflect changes made within the past 5 years, or update the link on bikebike.org to where we'<nowiki/>re keeping the updates nowadays. --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 22:37, 15 January 2024 (UTC)		*update https://github.com/bikebike/BikeBike to reflect changes made within the past 5 years, or update the link on bikebike.org to where we'<nowiki/>re keeping the updates nowadays. --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 22:37, 15 January 2024 (UTC)
	**Angel - that link is https://git.bikeshopi.dev/bike/BikeBikeBike however, we shall be setting up gitea at bikecollectives.org , so in the future the link may be something like <nowiki>https://git.bikecollectives.org/bike/BikeBikeBike</nowiki> or <nowiki>https://git</nowiki><nowiki/>.bikebike.org/bike/BikeBike .. love all the bikes.		**Angel - that link is https://git.bikeshopi.dev/bike/BikeBikeBike however, we shall be setting up gitea at bikecollectives.org , so in the future the link may be something like <nowiki>https://git.bikecollectives.org/bike/BikeBikeBike</nowiki> or <nowiki>https://git</nowiki><nowiki/>.bikebike.org/bike/BikeBike .. love all the bikes.

PositiveSpin: /* wiki */

2024-01-20T02:16:21Z

wiki

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	*** Jonathan, it looks like you have notes on dumping the database in docker/bikecollectives/README, but they're a little sparse. Will the "docker exec mediawiki2_mariadb mysqldump..." be sufficient? And do you expect the "database not recreating" issue mentioned there to come up during the upgrade, or was that just a migration issue?		*** Jonathan, it looks like you have notes on dumping the database in docker/bikecollectives/README, but they're a little sparse. Will the "docker exec mediawiki2_mariadb mysqldump..." be sufficient? And do you expect the "database not recreating" issue mentioned there to come up during the upgrade, or was that just a migration issue?
	*** I know you've got containers for testing in docker/mediawiki. Seems like I should test the update in one of those first, or possibly using a... commit? of the production container so I'm testing with the latest everything?		*** I know you've got containers for testing in docker/mediawiki. Seems like I should test the update in one of those first, or possibly using a... commit? of the production container so I'm testing with the latest everything?
			****That's the plan - Always perform testing/coding changes in the staging instance. The magic of docker is that you can setup a staging environment anywhere, including your home directory. This time, I'll setup a new staging instance with the current data so you can perform PageSchema tests. Once everything is good, the changes can be committed to live.

	* Consider setting up PageSchemas for other info eventually, e.g. shop documentation (shop manuals, volunteer guides, instructional materials, codes of conduct, etc.) --[[User:DarinWick\|AprilWick]] ([[User talk:DarinWick\|talk]]), 19 January 2024		* Consider setting up PageSchemas for other info eventually, e.g. shop documentation (shop manuals, volunteer guides, instructional materials, codes of conduct, etc.) --[[User:DarinWick\|AprilWick]] ([[User talk:DarinWick\|talk]]), 19 January 2024

DarinWick: /* wiki */

2024-01-20T01:01:29Z

wiki

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	*** I know you've got containers for testing in docker/mediawiki. Seems like I should test the update in one of those first, or possibly using a... commit? of the production container so I'm testing with the latest everything?		*** I know you've got containers for testing in docker/mediawiki. Seems like I should test the update in one of those first, or possibly using a... commit? of the production container so I'm testing with the latest everything?

	* Consider setting up PageSchemas for other info eventually, e.g. shop documentation (shop manuals, volunteer guides, instructional materials, codes of conduct, etc.)		* Consider setting up PageSchemas for other info eventually, e.g. shop documentation (shop manuals, volunteer guides, instructional materials, codes of conduct, etc.) --[[User:DarinWick\|AprilWick]] ([[User talk:DarinWick\|talk]]), 19 January 2024

DarinWick: /* wiki */

2024-01-20T01:01:09Z

wiki

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	==wiki==		==wiki==
	* query project: still in progress --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 20:21, 18 January 2024 (UTC)		* query project: still in progress --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 20:21, 18 January 2024 (UTC)
	**		** Install and set up PageForms or, perhaps better, PageSchemas
	* make it so people can change their username (eg trans friendly but there are other use cases too) --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 20:21, 18 ~~January 2024 (UTC) Note: I think this gets addressed by updating media wiki? Which is its own bullet point below. --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 00:56, 20~~ January 2024 (UTC)		** Create a nice search/query page
			** Add more fields to the Cargo table
			** Add a map (may require extra fields and/or geocoding)
			* make it so people can change their username (eg trans friendly but there are other use cases too) (RenameUser extension, may be bundled with MW 1.40+) --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 20:21, 18 January 2024 (UTC)
	*Bring back the Boilerplate functionality ( https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:MultiBoilerplate ) discussed at [https://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Contribute_to_this_Wiki#What_information_should_be_on_the_page_for_my_Bike_Collective_or_Bicycle_Organization? https://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Contribute_to_this_Wiki#What_information_should_be_on_the_page_for_my_Bike_Collective_or_Bicycle_Organization?]. It is not clear why this capability ever went away. [[User:PositiveSpin\|PositiveSpin]] ([[User talk:PositiveSpin\|talk]]) 02:36, 19 January 2024 (UTC)		*Bring back the Boilerplate functionality ( https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:MultiBoilerplate ) discussed at [https://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Contribute_to_this_Wiki#What_information_should_be_on_the_page_for_my_Bike_Collective_or_Bicycle_Organization? https://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Contribute_to_this_Wiki#What_information_should_be_on_the_page_for_my_Bike_Collective_or_Bicycle_Organization?]. It is not clear why this capability ever went away. [[User:PositiveSpin\|PositiveSpin]] ([[User talk:PositiveSpin\|talk]]) 02:36, 19 January 2024 (UTC)
	** I had Boilerplate installed for a while when I was testing different extensions to make templating easier; didn't realize it was referenced by instructions. My aim is to replace it with PageForms soon, which doesn't require familiarity with MediaWiki syntax and provides a smoother editing experience. --[[User:DarinWick\|AprilWick]] ([[User talk:DarinWick\|talk]]) 23:42, 19 January 2024 (UTC)		** I had Boilerplate installed for a while when I was testing different extensions to make templating easier; didn't realize it was referenced by instructions. My aim is to replace it with PageForms soon, which doesn't require familiarity with MediaWiki syntax and provides a smoother editing experience. --[[User:DarinWick\|AprilWick]] ([[User talk:DarinWick\|talk]]) 23:42, 19 January 2024 (UTC)
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	*** Jonathan, it looks like you have notes on dumping the database in docker/bikecollectives/README, but they're a little sparse. Will the "docker exec mediawiki2_mariadb mysqldump..." be sufficient? And do you expect the "database not recreating" issue mentioned there to come up during the upgrade, or was that just a migration issue?		*** Jonathan, it looks like you have notes on dumping the database in docker/bikecollectives/README, but they're a little sparse. Will the "docker exec mediawiki2_mariadb mysqldump..." be sufficient? And do you expect the "database not recreating" issue mentioned there to come up during the upgrade, or was that just a migration issue?
	*** I know you've got containers for testing in docker/mediawiki. Seems like I should test the update in one of those first, or possibly using a... commit? of the production container so I'm testing with the latest everything?		*** I know you've got containers for testing in docker/mediawiki. Seems like I should test the update in one of those first, or possibly using a... commit? of the production container so I'm testing with the latest everything?

			* Consider setting up PageSchemas for other info eventually, e.g. shop documentation (shop manuals, volunteer guides, instructional materials, codes of conduct, etc.)

Angel: /* wiki */

2024-01-20T00:56:54Z

wiki

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	* query project: still in progress --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 20:21, 18 January 2024 (UTC)		* query project: still in progress --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 20:21, 18 January 2024 (UTC)
	**		**
	* make it so people can change their username (eg trans friendly but there are other use cases too) --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 20:21, 18 January 2024 (UTC)		* make it so people can change their username (eg trans friendly but there are other use cases too) --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 20:21, 18 January 2024 (UTC) Note: I think this gets addressed by updating media wiki? Which is its own bullet point below. --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 00:56, 20 January 2024 (UTC)
	*Bring back the Boilerplate functionality ( https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:MultiBoilerplate ) discussed at [https://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Contribute_to_this_Wiki#What_information_should_be_on_the_page_for_my_Bike_Collective_or_Bicycle_Organization? https://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Contribute_to_this_Wiki#What_information_should_be_on_the_page_for_my_Bike_Collective_or_Bicycle_Organization?]. It is not clear why this capability ever went away. [[User:PositiveSpin\|PositiveSpin]] ([[User talk:PositiveSpin\|talk]]) 02:36, 19 January 2024 (UTC)		*Bring back the Boilerplate functionality ( https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:MultiBoilerplate ) discussed at [https://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Contribute_to_this_Wiki#What_information_should_be_on_the_page_for_my_Bike_Collective_or_Bicycle_Organization? https://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Contribute_to_this_Wiki#What_information_should_be_on_the_page_for_my_Bike_Collective_or_Bicycle_Organization?]. It is not clear why this capability ever went away. [[User:PositiveSpin\|PositiveSpin]] ([[User talk:PositiveSpin\|talk]]) 02:36, 19 January 2024 (UTC)
	** I had Boilerplate installed for a while when I was testing different extensions to make templating easier; didn't realize it was referenced by instructions. My aim is to replace it with PageForms soon, which doesn't require familiarity with MediaWiki syntax and provides a smoother editing experience. --[[User:DarinWick\|AprilWick]] ([[User talk:DarinWick\|talk]]) 23:42, 19 January 2024 (UTC)		** I had Boilerplate installed for a while when I was testing different extensions to make templating easier; didn't realize it was referenced by instructions. My aim is to replace it with PageForms soon, which doesn't require familiarity with MediaWiki syntax and provides a smoother editing experience. --[[User:DarinWick\|AprilWick]] ([[User talk:DarinWick\|talk]]) 23:42, 19 January 2024 (UTC)

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	****** Yes, I absolutely agree, this should be a meeting. Plus then we could do small talk, too! And your cat could have come! Mind if I cut and paste all this and move it over to a meeting page so it isn't cluttering up the to do list? I don't know precisely which meeting it was, I'm pretty sure it was in June, but I know for a fact that we all worked on that tech update in a shared doc together in a tech meeting, including what we want in a volunteer. I had to push for several meetings to finally get it off the agenda and into the conversation at the meeting. It also sat in the shared doc for a long time before it got translated. We always try to do big announcements this way so that everyone has a chance to iron out the details. Anyway, I'm glad you're working on the Gitea thing now, thanks for doing that. P.S. Four tildes gets you the pretty time stamp if you want it. --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 20:07, 18 January 2024 (UTC)		****** Yes, I absolutely agree, this should be a meeting. Plus then we could do small talk, too! And your cat could have come! Mind if I cut and paste all this and move it over to a meeting page so it isn't cluttering up the to do list? I don't know precisely which meeting it was, I'm pretty sure it was in June, but I know for a fact that we all worked on that tech update in a shared doc together in a tech meeting, including what we want in a volunteer. I had to push for several meetings to finally get it off the agenda and into the conversation at the meeting. It also sat in the shared doc for a long time before it got translated. We always try to do big announcements this way so that everyone has a chance to iron out the details. Anyway, I'm glad you're working on the Gitea thing now, thanks for doing that. P.S. Four tildes gets you the pretty time stamp if you want it. --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 20:07, 18 January 2024 (UTC)
	******* The cat says Meowww Meowwww (Hi)! [[User:PositiveSpin\|PositiveSpin]] ([[User talk:PositiveSpin\|talk]]) 02:27, 20 January 2024 (UTC)		******* The cat says Meowww Meowwww (Hi)! [[User:PositiveSpin\|PositiveSpin]] ([[User talk:PositiveSpin\|talk]]) 02:27, 20 January 2024 (UTC)
			******** Hi to the both of you! --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 04:34, 7 May 2024 (UTC)
	*update https://github.com/bikebike/BikeBike to reflect changes made within the past 5 years, or update the link on bikebike.org to where we'<nowiki/>re keeping the updates nowadays. --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 22:37, 15 January 2024 (UTC)		*update https://github.com/bikebike/BikeBike to reflect changes made within the past 5 years, or update the link on bikebike.org to where we'<nowiki/>re keeping the updates nowadays. --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 22:37, 15 January 2024 (UTC)
	**Angel - that link is https://git.bikeshopi.dev/bike/BikeBikeBike however, we shall be setting up gitea at bikecollectives.org , so in the future the link may be something like <nowiki>https://git.bikecollectives.org/bike/BikeBikeBike</nowiki> or <nowiki>https://git</nowiki><nowiki/>.bikebike.org/bike/BikeBike .. love all the bikes.		**Angel - that link is https://git.bikeshopi.dev/bike/BikeBikeBike however, we shall be setting up gitea at bikecollectives.org , so in the future the link may be something like <nowiki>https://git.bikecollectives.org/bike/BikeBikeBike</nowiki> or <nowiki>https://git</nowiki><nowiki/>.bikebike.org/bike/BikeBike .. love all the bikes.

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	* make it so people can change their username (eg trans friendly but there are other use cases too) --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 20:21, 18 January 2024 (UTC)		* make it so people can change their username (eg trans friendly but there are other use cases too) --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 20:21, 18 January 2024 (UTC) Note: I think this gets addressed by updating media wiki? Which is its own bullet point below. --[[User:Angel\|Angel York (she/her)]] ([[User talk:Angel\|talk]]) 00:56, 20 January 2024 (UTC)
	*Bring back the Boilerplate functionality ( https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:MultiBoilerplate ) discussed at [https://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Contribute_to_this_Wiki#What_information_should_be_on_the_page_for_my_Bike_Collective_or_Bicycle_Organization? https://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Contribute_to_this_Wiki#What_information_should_be_on_the_page_for_my_Bike_Collective_or_Bicycle_Organization?]. It is not clear why this capability ever went away. [[User:PositiveSpin\|PositiveSpin]] ([[User talk:PositiveSpin\|talk]]) 02:36, 19 January 2024 (UTC)		*Bring back the Boilerplate functionality ( https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:MultiBoilerplate ) discussed at [https://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Contribute_to_this_Wiki#What_information_should_be_on_the_page_for_my_Bike_Collective_or_Bicycle_Organization? https://www.bikecollectives.org/wiki/index.php?title=Contribute_to_this_Wiki#What_information_should_be_on_the_page_for_my_Bike_Collective_or_Bicycle_Organization?]. It is not clear why this capability ever went away. [[User:PositiveSpin\|PositiveSpin]] ([[User talk:PositiveSpin\|talk]]) 02:36, 19 January 2024 (UTC)
	** I had Boilerplate installed for a while when I was testing different extensions to make templating easier; didn't realize it was referenced by instructions. My aim is to replace it with PageForms soon, which doesn't require familiarity with MediaWiki syntax and provides a smoother editing experience. --[[User:DarinWick\|AprilWick]] ([[User talk:DarinWick\|talk]]) 23:42, 19 January 2024 (UTC)		** I had Boilerplate installed for a while when I was testing different extensions to make templating easier; didn't realize it was referenced by instructions. My aim is to replace it with PageForms soon, which doesn't require familiarity with MediaWiki syntax and provides a smoother editing experience. --[[User:DarinWick\|AprilWick]] ([[User talk:DarinWick\|talk]]) 23:42, 19 January 2024 (UTC)