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| This user is a bot | |
|---|---|
| ( talk · contribs) | |
| Operator | JaGa |
| Author | JaGa |
| Flagged? | Yes |
| Task(s) | 1, 2, 3, 4 |
| Edit period(s) | Twice daily |
| Automatic or manual? | Automatic |
| Programming language(s) | PHP |
| Exclusion compliant? | Yes |
Tasks
| Task | Status | Approved? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Active | Yes | Adds and removes the {{ dablinks}} template. If the article has more than 15 dablinks, it adds a tag. If the article has fewer than 10 dablinks, it removes the tag. |
| #2 | Active | Yes | Notifies editors of disambiguation links they have added to articles. It does not notify unregistered and new (< 100 edits) users. |
| #3 | Active | Yes | Update the {{ dablinks}} task to use new thresholds: add the template for 8 or more dablinks, remove for 5 or fewer. Also permitted to lower the addition threshold to 5 as the backlog allows. |
| #4 | Active | Yes | Adds and removes the {{ incoming links}} template. If the disambig has more than 30 incoming links, it adds a tag. If the disambig has fewer than 25 dablinks, it removes the tag. |
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{{bots|deny=DPL bot}}
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Another way to detect disambiguation links
Anomie's Link Classifier adds a tab next to "watch" that color-codes wikilinks by type (redirect, up for deletion, disambig, etc.) It's an easy way to review an article for dablinks after you've worked on it.
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| This
user account is a
bot operated by
JaGa (
talk). It is used to make repetitive
automated or
semi-automated edits that would be extremely tedious to do manually, in accordance with the
bot policy. The bot is approved and currently active – the relevant
request for approval can be seen
here. Administrators: if this bot is malfunctioning or causing harm, please block it. |
| This user is a bot | |
|---|---|
| ( talk · contribs) | |
| Operator | JaGa |
| Author | JaGa |
| Flagged? | Yes |
| Task(s) | 1, 2, 3, 4 |
| Edit period(s) | Twice daily |
| Automatic or manual? | Automatic |
| Programming language(s) | PHP |
| Exclusion compliant? | Yes |
Tasks
| Task | Status | Approved? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Active | Yes | Adds and removes the {{ dablinks}} template. If the article has more than 15 dablinks, it adds a tag. If the article has fewer than 10 dablinks, it removes the tag. |
| #2 | Active | Yes | Notifies editors of disambiguation links they have added to articles. It does not notify unregistered and new (< 100 edits) users. |
| #3 | Active | Yes | Update the {{ dablinks}} task to use new thresholds: add the template for 8 or more dablinks, remove for 5 or fewer. Also permitted to lower the addition threshold to 5 as the backlog allows. |
| #4 | Active | Yes | Adds and removes the {{ incoming links}} template. If the disambig has more than 30 incoming links, it adds a tag. If the disambig has fewer than 25 dablinks, it removes the tag. |
Opting out
To stop receiving messages from DPL bot, use the {{ bots}} template anywhere on your talk page. Here's the syntax:
{{bots|deny=DPL bot}}
This will only block DPL bot. No other bots will be blocked.
Another way to detect disambiguation links
Anomie's Link Classifier adds a tab next to "watch" that color-codes wikilinks by type (redirect, up for deletion, disambig, etc.) It's an easy way to review an article for dablinks after you've worked on it.