We have new wiki software!

This morning I received an email:

Am 09.09.2013 03:56, schrieb Bill:
> This afternoon I flipped over to the Mediawiki 1.21.1 codebase.
> It's been a few hours, and nothing seems to have exploded.
> 
> Please let me know if anything is amiss.

Thanks to everbody helping to make this possible!

New features:

- New Atom/RSS feed. It won't send log messages, like creation of a user, any more, so you should see just the meat: article creations and article edits. [reprap.org] and/or [reprap.org]

- Better search field: start to type and the wiki will show you a menu with existing completions.

- Experienced users with more than 150 edits no longer need to solve captchas, even when adding external links.

- Newbie users with less than 10 edits won't be allowed to add external links (or create new pages containing such) at all. This is a very important anti-spam measure. So far it seems to work out, zero spam since the flip.

- All the goodies the new Mediawiki software brings in, of course.

While we tested the new software a lot over the last few weeks, the flip already showed up with two (now known) caveats:

- The file upload link in the toolbox to the left is missing.

- Math formulas no longer render, e.g. here: [reprap.org]

We're working on this. Please report if you find additional ones.


Have fun!

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- The file upload link in the toolbox to the left is missing.

Fixed.

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Generation 7 Electronics	Teacup Firmware	RepRap DIY

Great work! Thank you.

Awesome! The spam was getting tiring. Now wiki admins can focus more on actual content.

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Help improve the RepRap wiki! Just click "Edit" in the top-right corner of the page and start typing. Anyone can edit the wiki!

Looking good, just need to find something worthwhile to contribute.

twisted Wrote:
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> Looking good, just need to find something
> worthwhile to contribute.

Check out the To Do page.

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Kalle
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Lahti, Finland
The only stable form of government is Open Source Government. - Kalle Pihlajasaari 2013