Honestly the rules in most wikis are EXTREMELY strict and can result in huge ban times for stupid things like posting a slightly offensive joke. Literally we can't say anything negative without getting hit by a month ban (and no I was not banned from many wikis, the rules just feel so stupid to me).

How do I become a SOAP volunteer?

Won't let me send on a certain wiki it says saving post failed

I need to do this for my wiki.

So, I just started using FandomDesktop, and I regret it. It's fine for the most part, put when I try to edit a page, the text cursor appears to be one or two lines above of where it actually is. This makes typing copying edit sources EXTREMELY difficult. Is there a way to opt out?

The release highlights for this second official day of summer included:

• The issue with white text on a white background in the preview mode and dialogs in the Visual Editor has been resolved

I got really and unfairly blocked, by a semi-hypocritical moronic admin who keeps misinterpreted if not all my intentions, from the now-removed blog post that admin deleted it, on All The Tropes wiki. Even though I planned to stop editing at their wiki for a long time, except my profile, starting by finishing up the final few edits on my favorite pages currently, and that's it, stop editing there. Given that, I was one of its earliest users who helped alongside the wiki's history.

And, I want that user (Janna2000) to either temporarily (like a month or two) or semi-permanently (a year) lose the user's privileges as System Operator for that wiki, and temporarily blocked the user account for a week, as something of a punishment.

Plus, I'm really and seriously tried to be nice to that admin recently, but given they not just really implied to downplay my neurological disability as fake somehow, even I'm really being serious here, I can't control what I gonna edit or what I do in general on there.

Off-topic:

And also not surprisedly the news about the wiki's founder (GethN7) being banned/block from this site altogether, two-three days ago. And I wanted to know why that user is really permanently banned or not?

There is a troll on the discussions of a wiki i'm on and the admins arent online, what should i do?

I need help to hear an explanation ;-;

Please help

I was never really a fan of the update but I was thinking it was time to be a team player by accepting the change rather than use words that are destructive and will get me nowhere. I wanted to implement the format on my wiki so that it could be easier for us all to get used to (though the community is small), but I can't really figure out how to change the format of the entire wiki. Can someone help me with this? Thanks!

Some of my Fandom friends created a wiki about a comic strip callled Texts from Mittens that's public with plenty of content and not a duplicate wiki. For no apparent reason, it got closed down!! Someone help

Here's the link: https://texts-from-mittens.fandom.com/wiki/Texts_from_Mittens_Wiki

Thanks.

How could I fix the tables back to appear in the center once again? It was working fine on oasis but since changing to FandomDesktop all tables aligned to the left

Can you delete notifications from the bar where they show up so all old ones are not visible?

I noticed about a week ago that the FandomDesktop lost some functionality that even it previously had. That is, the ability to edit sections of a page. Previously there was an Edit and Edit Source just above and to the right of each section. Then it suddenly changed to a single pencil icon. I refreshed a few other pages I had open and the editing links changed in front of my eyes.

What the pencil icon above each section does, is load the entire page into the visual editor, contradicting the tooltip which claims it will edit a section. You can then switch to source but only for the whole page. Alternatively you have to scroll to the top of the page and there choose Edit Source, again that will load the whole page.

The only way to actually load a section into the editor is to manually alter the URL elements, eg adding this to the end of a page URL "?veaction=editsource&section=2" will edit section 2 in source mode.

My bear alpha fan art etc. wiki closed down randomly when I go to it in my Bio it says this:

I didn't have that much content but I worked hard on this wiki.

So can maybe somebody fix this?

The GameToons Among Us wiki was renamed to the GameToons wiki, but i'm still having a problem with the {{Sitename}} Category that has not changed. Some articles have Category:{{SITENAME}} on them, and the category that appears is GameToons Among Us Wiki, instead of just GameToons Wiki. I was wondering if there are any ways to change this. I could always make a GameToons Wiki Category, but i would like it if {{Sitename}} could be changed.

Honestly, I feel those things are too redundant and not necessary to appears in Source Edit Mode. While the old one (I mean Legacy, or something) had a list board containing them in the box, this thing (UCP, isn't it?) makes the edit page become longer than usual for our editors.

Sorry! Asked too soon-- I managed to find a way to accomplish what I was looking for by using a different way to get the object's info.

Function "stat" works, but not function "stat1" when I try to use template arguments. This is located on a Module named StatList.

local p = {}; 

local randomList = {
	Lizard = {
		name = "Lizard",
		age = "Adult",
		tier = "Tier 2"
	},

	Unicorn = {
		name = "Unicorn",
		age = "Baby",
		tier = "Tier 5"
	},

	Bug = {
		name = "Bug",
		age = "Teen",
		tier = "Tier 1"
	}
}

function p.stat (frame)
	return randomList.Lizard.age
end

function p.stat1 (frame)
	return randomList.frame.args[1].frame.args[2]
end

return p

How can I use arguments to get desired info from the list? Is there a different way to do this?

The goal is to only need to update this list so that everywhere else "updates" automatically so we don't have to manually change it across a dozen pages any time it updates.