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Link to sister project if there's a namespace for it in link #2
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Hello! Thank you for taking time to leave this issue. I don’t think this would be right to do for following reasons:
Can you tell me what was a reason for this suggestion? Do you have a channel for Wiktionary users in which you have to write I would ask for other opinions on this and will wait for your response before closing this issue. |
Hello, actually we just think it would be convenient, yes. Someone else has also suggested a channel-based configuration, I thought it was harder to do, but it could be even better. Perhaps using config file to set channel names? |
Got it, thank you. Setting and respecting channel-based overrides shouldn’t be hard to do, it will be pretty similar to server configuration as outlined on Meta. I just need to think about the correct implementation (whether or not to allow overriding everything, for example). |
Hi, a suggestion from French Wikimedia Discord. We think it would be a good thing if the link to a sister project could be automatic if the expression between
[[]]
starts with a sister project-specific namespace (e.g.[[Wiktionary:something]]
or[[WT:something]]
for Wiktionary), without having to add the project before (e.g.[[wikt:WT:something]]
).Thanks in advance, and by the way, thank you for this great bot!
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