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Latest comment: 5 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

Support alias calls (eg from {{Gs/alert}}) Done
Default sizes (long if restrictions, etc)
- Less options in general, standardise a style
Move msgs out of main module
Raw mode for table (eg for {{Community sanction}})
Do something about the community sanction, block and topic ban templates
Do something about the alert template (ref ANI discussion) - find some interested parties
Make WP:GS more useful
- log pages
  - Standardised templates to make logging easier and more searchable
Editnotices don't show on mobile (T201595).
Trim the notices. Too much extraneous info.

Other

602 (ie MediaWiki:Abusefilter-warning-DS) should not display "Arbitration Committee" for community sanctions (which also use 602). Hide conditionally if possible, or request separate EF?
Combine multiple talk notice restrictions into one template

Progress

Also see: WT:GS § Talk notice template proposal

{{Gs/talk notice}} Done
- {{Gs/talk notice}}
- {{gs/talk notice}} - standard wrapper, should be replaced and obsolete
- {{Gs/talk notice}} - standard wrapper, should be replaced and obsolete
- {{Gs/talk notice}} - standard wrapper, should be replaced and obsolete
- {{Gs/talk notice}}
{{Gs/alert}} Done
- Sync {{Gs/alert/sandbox}}

{{Gs/topics/table}} (documentation table)

Done

- Sync {{Gs/topics/table/sandbox}}
{{Gs/topics}} (helper func to return data from module, for use in other templates) Done
- Sync {{Gs/topics/sandbox}}
- {{Community sanction}} - no changes required (due to above)
{{Gs/editnotice}}
- {{COVID19 GS editnotice}} (should this one even exist? no page-level sanctions exist for COVID; this would be the only time any DS/GS sanction uses an editnotice in such a case. ping @L235)
- {{Editnotice blockchain 1RR}}
- {{Editnotice SCW 1RR}}

@ProcrastinatingReader: I mean, you're absolutely right that the COVID editnotice probably shouldn't exist. Kevin (aka L235 · t · c) 19:59, 30 July 2020 (UTC)Reply

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`{{Sanctions\|topic=acas}}`	Assyrian, Chaldean, Aramean, and Syriac identity, culture, and politics	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Assyrian, Chaldean, Aramean and Syriac topics
`{{Sanctions\|topic=crypto}}`	blockchain and cryptocurrencies	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Blockchain and cryptocurrencies
`{{Sanctions\|topic=kurd}}`	Kurds and Kurdistan	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Kurds and Kurdistan
`{{Sanctions\|topic=mj}}`	Michael Jackson	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Michael Jackson
`{{Sanctions\|topic=pw}}`	professional wrestling	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Professional wrestling
`{{Sanctions\|topic=rusukr}}`	the Russo-Ukrainian War	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Russo-Ukrainian War
`{{Sanctions\|topic=sasg}}`	South Asian social groups	Wikipedia:General sanctions/South Asian social groups
`{{Sanctions\|topic=syria}}`	the Syrian Civil War and ISIL	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Syrian Civil War and Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
`{{Sanctions\|topic=uku}}`	measurement units in the United Kingdom	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Units in the United Kingdom
`{{Sanctions\|topic=uyghur}}`	Uyghurs, Uyghur genocide, or topics that are related to Uyghurs or Uyghur genocide	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Uyghurs

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`{{Sanctions\|topic=acas}}`	Assyrian, Chaldean, Aramean, and Syriac identity, culture, and politics	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Assyrian, Chaldean, Aramean and Syriac topics
`{{Sanctions\|topic=crypto}}`	blockchain and cryptocurrencies	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Blockchain and cryptocurrencies
`{{Sanctions\|topic=kurd}}`	Kurds and Kurdistan	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Kurds and Kurdistan
`{{Sanctions\|topic=mj}}`	Michael Jackson	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Michael Jackson
`{{Sanctions\|topic=pw}}`	professional wrestling	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Professional wrestling
`{{Sanctions\|topic=rusukr}}`	the Russo-Ukrainian War	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Russo-Ukrainian War
`{{Sanctions\|topic=sasg}}`	South Asian social groups	Wikipedia:General sanctions/South Asian social groups
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`{{Sanctions\|topic=acas}}`	Assyrian, Chaldean, Aramean, and Syriac identity, culture, and politics	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Assyrian, Chaldean, Aramean and Syriac topics
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`{{Sanctions\|topic=kurd}}`	Kurds and Kurdistan	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Kurds and Kurdistan
`{{Sanctions\|topic=mj}}`	Michael Jackson	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Michael Jackson
`{{Sanctions\|topic=pw}}`	professional wrestling	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Professional wrestling
`{{Sanctions\|topic=rusukr}}`	the Russo-Ukrainian War	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Russo-Ukrainian War
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`{{Sanctions\|topic=crypto}}`	blockchain and cryptocurrencies	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Blockchain and cryptocurrencies
`{{Sanctions\|topic=kurd}}`	Kurds and Kurdistan	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Kurds and Kurdistan
`{{Sanctions\|topic=mj}}`	Michael Jackson	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Michael Jackson
`{{Sanctions\|topic=pw}}`	professional wrestling	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Professional wrestling
`{{Sanctions\|topic=rusukr}}`	the Russo-Ukrainian War	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Russo-Ukrainian War
`{{Sanctions\|topic=sasg}}`	South Asian social groups	Wikipedia:General sanctions/South Asian social groups
`{{Sanctions\|topic=syria}}`	the Syrian Civil War and ISIL	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Syrian Civil War and Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
`{{Sanctions\|topic=uku}}`	measurement units in the United Kingdom	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Units in the United Kingdom
`{{Sanctions\|topic=uyghur}}`	Uyghurs, Uyghur genocide, or topics that are related to Uyghurs or Uyghur genocide	Wikipedia:General sanctions/Uyghurs

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