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Currently, the only way to know that something you care about on the wiki has changed is to go to the https://bisq.wiki/Special:Watchlist page. This will show you recent changes to only those pages that are on your watchlist. Pages you create, and I believe pages that you've edited are automatically added to your watchlist.
This is a pull system and we need a push system. Something that will send out notifications via email anytime an article on your watchlist has changed. Ideally, something that gives the option to get notifications any time any article changes. The latter is good for those playing a more global "editor" role, or for anyone who just wants to keep up to date with everything that's going on in the wiki.
I've searched very briefly and I see that there are ways to enable notifications, but I have not looked at any of them more than just a glance.
Can someone figure this out, and ultimately have @wiz implement it on the wiki? The utility of the wiki is greatly diminished, and the likelihood that anyone will really help edit others' work is pretty low if we don't get some sort of notifications in place. Also, we could currently go a long time not knowing it if someone started adding garbage content to the wiki, or otherwise vandalizing existing content.
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cbeams
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Figure out how to get notifications from the wiki
Enable wiki email notifications
Feb 10, 2020
Late...but would like to point out that there's an Atom feed for anyone looking to track changes across the wiki. I've been using it with a feed reader with notifications turned on, and it works great.
Excellent! Thank you for pointing this out, I wasn't aware. For greater ease, people can just add https://bisq.wiki/Special:RecentChanges to their feed reader and the atom link above will (should) be auto-discovered.
Currently, the only way to know that something you care about on the wiki has changed is to go to the https://bisq.wiki/Special:Watchlist page. This will show you recent changes to only those pages that are on your watchlist. Pages you create, and I believe pages that you've edited are automatically added to your watchlist.
This is a pull system and we need a push system. Something that will send out notifications via email anytime an article on your watchlist has changed. Ideally, something that gives the option to get notifications any time any article changes. The latter is good for those playing a more global "editor" role, or for anyone who just wants to keep up to date with everything that's going on in the wiki.
I've searched very briefly and I see that there are ways to enable notifications, but I have not looked at any of them more than just a glance.
Can someone figure this out, and ultimately have @wiz implement it on the wiki? The utility of the wiki is greatly diminished, and the likelihood that anyone will really help edit others' work is pretty low if we don't get some sort of notifications in place. Also, we could currently go a long time not knowing it if someone started adding garbage content to the wiki, or otherwise vandalizing existing content.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: