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06:51, 25 May 2016: 166.137.143.18 (talk) triggered filter 0, performing the action "edit" on Authoring process. Actions taken: Warn; Filter description: (examine)

Changes made in edit

The process for maintaining and updating the [[Definition]] itself is simple:
'''[[Bold text]]look[[File:Example.jpg]]'''The process for maintaining and updating the [[Definition]] itself is simple:
* Make your desired changes to [[Definition/Unstable]]. If you are uncertain, you can suggest changes on the [[Talk:Definition/Unstable|discussion page]] first.
* Make your desired changes to [[Definition/Unstable]]. If you are uncertain, you can suggest changes on the [[Talk:Definition/Unstable|discussion page]] first.
* If the changes are minor (typos, errors, etc.), you can directly notify [[moderators|a moderator]], and he will update the stable version.
* If the changes are minor (typos, errors, etc.), you can directly notify [[moderators|a moderator]], and he will update the stable version.
* Only if a consensus is visible, the stable version will be updated.
* Only if a consensus is visible, the stable version will be updated.


But what if a consensus cannot be found about a change? Then, more frequently than not, the change will not be made. The wiki experience shows that consensus can often be achieved in small groups. Should there, however, be a very clear split between two groups, either in its emotionality or in the number of people involved, it may be desirable to call for a vote. In that case, all contributors who have made meaningful edits to the definition (stable or unstable) will be eligible to vote. The voting method used will normally be [[w:approval voting|approval voting]], except in cases of simple yes/no votes.
But what if a consensus cannot be found about a change? Then, more frequently than not, the change will not be made. The wiki experience shows that consensus can often be achieved in small groups. Should there, however, be a very clear split between two groups, either in its emotionality or in the number of people involved, it may be desirable to call for a vote. In that case[http://www.example.com link title], all contributors who have made meaningful edits to the definition (stable or unstable) will be eligible to vote. The voting method used will normally be [[w:approval voting|approval voting]], except in cases of simple yes/no votes.


Extreme changes which are counter to the philosophy with which this definition was started can be vetoed by the [[moderators]] as a last resort.
Extreme changes which are counter to the philosophy with which this definition was started can be vetoed by the [[moderators]] as a last resort.


Other pages in this wiki are free for anyone to edit without special procedures; this may change over time for selected pages, but in general, we will try to keep this wiki as open as possible.
Other pages in this wiki are free for anyone to edit without special procedures; this may change over time for selected pages, but in general, we will try to keep this wiki as open as possible.

Action parameters

VariableValue
Name of the user account (user_name)
'166.137.143.18'
Age of the user account (user_age)
0
Page ID (page_id)
1294
Page namespace (page_namespace)
0
Page title (without namespace) (page_title)
'Authoring process'
Full page title (page_prefixedtitle)
'Authoring process'
Action (action)
'edit'
Edit summary/reason (summary)
''
Whether or not the edit is marked as minor (no longer in use) (minor_edit)
false
Old page wikitext, before the edit (old_wikitext)
'The process for maintaining and updating the [[Definition]] itself is simple: * Make your desired changes to [[Definition/Unstable]]. If you are uncertain, you can suggest changes on the [[Talk:Definition/Unstable|discussion page]] first. * If the changes are minor (typos, errors, etc.), you can directly notify [[moderators|a moderator]], and he will update the stable version. * Otherwise, it is always a good idea to explain what you have done on the discussion page, and to wait for consensus to develop. * Only if a consensus is visible, the stable version will be updated. But what if a consensus cannot be found about a change? Then, more frequently than not, the change will not be made. The wiki experience shows that consensus can often be achieved in small groups. Should there, however, be a very clear split between two groups, either in its emotionality or in the number of people involved, it may be desirable to call for a vote. In that case, all contributors who have made meaningful edits to the definition (stable or unstable) will be eligible to vote. The voting method used will normally be [[w:approval voting|approval voting]], except in cases of simple yes/no votes. Extreme changes which are counter to the philosophy with which this definition was started can be vetoed by the [[moderators]] as a last resort. Other pages in this wiki are free for anyone to edit without special procedures; this may change over time for selected pages, but in general, we will try to keep this wiki as open as possible.'
New page wikitext, after the edit (new_wikitext)
''''[[Bold text]]look[[File:Example.jpg]]'''The process for maintaining and updating the [[Definition]] itself is simple: * Make your desired changes to [[Definition/Unstable]]. If you are uncertain, you can suggest changes on the [[Talk:Definition/Unstable|discussion page]] first. * If the changes are minor (typos, errors, etc.), you can directly notify [[moderators|a moderator]], and he will update the stable version. * Otherwise, it is always a good idea to explain what you have done on the discussion page, and to wait for consensus to develop. * Only if a consensus is visible, the stable version will be updated. But what if a consensus cannot be found about a change? Then, more frequently than not, the change will not be made. The wiki experience shows that consensus can often be achieved in small groups. Should there, however, be a very clear split between two groups, either in its emotionality or in the number of people involved, it may be desirable to call for a vote. In that case[http://www.example.com link title], all contributors who have made meaningful edits to the definition (stable or unstable) will be eligible to vote. The voting method used will normally be [[w:approval voting|approval voting]], except in cases of simple yes/no votes. Extreme changes which are counter to the philosophy with which this definition was started can be vetoed by the [[moderators]] as a last resort. Other pages in this wiki are free for anyone to edit without special procedures; this may change over time for selected pages, but in general, we will try to keep this wiki as open as possible.'
Unified diff of changes made by edit (edit_diff)
'@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@ -The process for maintaining and updating the [[Definition]] itself is simple: +'''[[Bold text]]look[[File:Example.jpg]]'''The process for maintaining and updating the [[Definition]] itself is simple: * Make your desired changes to [[Definition/Unstable]]. If you are uncertain, you can suggest changes on the [[Talk:Definition/Unstable|discussion page]] first. * If the changes are minor (typos, errors, etc.), you can directly notify [[moderators|a moderator]], and he will update the stable version. * Otherwise, it is always a good idea to explain what you have done on the discussion page, and to wait for consensus to develop. * Only if a consensus is visible, the stable version will be updated. -But what if a consensus cannot be found about a change? Then, more frequently than not, the change will not be made. The wiki experience shows that consensus can often be achieved in small groups. Should there, however, be a very clear split between two groups, either in its emotionality or in the number of people involved, it may be desirable to call for a vote. In that case, all contributors who have made meaningful edits to the definition (stable or unstable) will be eligible to vote. The voting method used will normally be [[w:approval voting|approval voting]], except in cases of simple yes/no votes. +But what if a consensus cannot be found about a change? Then, more frequently than not, the change will not be made. The wiki experience shows that consensus can often be achieved in small groups. Should there, however, be a very clear split between two groups, either in its emotionality or in the number of people involved, it may be desirable to call for a vote. In that case[http://www.example.com link title], all contributors who have made meaningful edits to the definition (stable or unstable) will be eligible to vote. The voting method used will normally be [[w:approval voting|approval voting]], except in cases of simple yes/no votes. Extreme changes which are counter to the philosophy with which this definition was started can be vetoed by the [[moderators]] as a last resort. '
Old page size (old_size)
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Lines added in edit (added_lines)
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Unix timestamp of change (timestamp)
1464159107
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