In the Althistory wiki, some troll managed to move one page ( Timeline (Axis Triumph) to User:How to get strap on, if you want to know).

Only recently noticed and deleted the latter page.

We might need a kind of bugfix - because I wonder whether it should be possible at all to move a page into the User namespace just like that. Then we wouldn't have strange vandalism like that.

I am pretty sure liking FANDOM and I have some suggestions for discussion page:

1. Hot filter on Discussion pages I suggest a Hot Filter for new trending topics, because people don't know much about new trending topics.

2. Increase category limit to 18 I suggest increasing the category limit to 18 because 5-7 is to small.

3. Sub-discussion I suggest adding sub-discussions, so we can make groups of category

4. Ability for administrators and moderators to merge and move topics to different categories I consider an ability for administrators and moderators to merge and move topics to different categories, because people may post duplicates or in the wrong category.

Any more suggestions? Post Here!

The new mobile web version has some pretty good visuals for a tablet user like me. But, the version is kinda buggy. Like, you can't comment on articles, can't switch back to source editor after switching to visual editor whic hresults to my progress getting wiped out, unable to insert infoboxes on visual editor (inserting them in source editor kinda hard), and some bugs where you can't scroll down in source editor at some point.

I've accidentally clicked to mobile web version and is wanting to exit, but I just can't, or don't know how. Is there any way I can return back to normal?

This is both a review and a question.

I have vertical tabs enabled so when I move my cursor from my tabs over to whatever page I am viewing I naturally pass over the sidebar, making a box pop up (that is often annoying to make go away). Is there any way to disable the side bar?

I know this is a relatively new feature, it's quite annoying for me.

I want to talk with an unregistered user, (they're not vandalizing, just making it subpar edits ) but their message walls aren't accessible unlike prior times before the new interface came. It just got annoying.

I've always known moving file pages to be something that required elevated rights, but apparently ordinary users can now do it:

https://beavisandbutthead.fandom.com/wiki/File:Butt-Head_with_a_Lunch_box.PNG?action=history

https://beavisandbutthead.fandom.com/wiki/Special:ListGroupRights

When did this change?

Maybe add an option to prevent people from editing but not talking?

individual blocking

like, you know how on literally every site to exist theres an option to block specific users from interacting w you?

yeah, that but for fandom. its so annoying to have people you dont want talking to you end up talking to you anyway

I've added mobile theming to a wiki I'm an admin of, added compatible link/accent colours and all that you need to do, but it's not been added? Why is this?

Consider there are three pages '''Monsters''', '''Slime''', and '''Goblin'''. It can be helpful to reuse one Interactive Map with different filters.

Like this:

== Monsters ==

{{Map:MonsterMap}}

== Slime ==

{{Map:MonsterMap|filters=Slime}}

hi, i find it sort of annoying to use templates right now, here's a way to improve them

short version (list of suggestions):

• parameter descriptions (to let the editors, who are using the templates, know specifically what each parameter means)

• you should be able to edit templates directly in the visual editor (right now the parameters use source editor format)

• along with text inputs, there should be other types of parameters (checkbox, dropdown, restricted to numbers, etc)

in depth version of all the suggestions:

currently, when you add a template (including infoboxes) to any page, it shows a template editor listing all the template's parameters, labelled with their IDs (important: it uses the IDs) and you fill those in

this is a problem because:

• IDs are meant for the website to know which parameter is which, so they use computer language, which is harder to read for users

• you can't change a template's description without changing its ID, if you change the description then it messes up that parameter for all instances of the template that are used across the wiki, since changing the ID makes it not the same parameter

also, what if you want to put stuff like bold text, links, and images inside a template parameter? currently, template parameters only read from source editor format, meaning if you want to put a link in your parameter, you have to type [[Link]] instead of clicking an easily accessible link insert button, which not all users might know how to do

to add on to this, it's annoying to have to click several buttons to edit a template parameter, you should be able to click on the template as if it was regular text in the visual editor and edit from there

i know this would create some problems for some templates so there should be some way to specify which parameters can be edited regularly in the visual editor, and which are locked

i also think it would be nice to include more types of parameter inputs, including checkboxes, dropdowns, and inputs restricted to numbers only, in case you want to use a boolean value instead of a text value or something like that

i don't know if you can control this, like if it's a mediawiki thing and you can't edit that, but if you can then that's very pogger thanks for reading

I have recently been promoted to admin on a wiki, and I have made some changes. One of them has been adding the sandbox option on profiles. I want to let people know, so I decided I would make one of the posts that sends a notification to everyone that’s looked at the wiki recently. Only problem is, I don’t know how. I don’t know if you have to be the founder or something, but I would like to know.

Hello, I think we should allow users to enable the two factor authentication to secure their account.

Add a way to simply drag an image of all types whether JPEG or PNG onto the type field. Another could be to just copy and paste the image on the type field

The only way I can add images is to go to my files and find the image in that specific location which is very frustrating, this also does get in the way of my moderation as I have to waste minutes trying to find the specific screenshots of proof.

I know this is minor but I'd love to see the extra support

This should be added but on Fandom when a user is typing.

I would like you to add the option to be able to schedule posts to be published, for example, 1 week, 1 month, or a few days later, and if you apply it to ALL wikis, the better.

Will there be new features aside from Interactive Maps?

Like, there could be code to change an article (or piece of article) depending on whether a user is on light or dark mode, like if a image is too dark to see in dark mode it could be lightened via. this code.

Personally I feel that this would increase visibility in images, as I sort of thought of it when I saw dark numeral icons on dark mode when I was reading an article on Numeralpedia.