lqt test number 1

here it is, the first lqt thread on en wikt. Did I break anything? --

Did you break anything - not so far as I can see. "Bump this thread" - what is that - perhaps a floating hint for the ignorant.

Bump this thread is, I think, "put this thread on the top of the page" (so that it can get people's attention). --

(1) Should the new message disappear? (2) When you "mark as read" the link back to your page has a typo (I think) it fails. "#thread-name" instead of "/thread-name" ? (3) is the a help page?

"should the new message" should read "new messages (1)" - link at top of page

I really am not sure about these details. I guess we'll find out through usage. If these are actual bugs you could report 'em in bugzilla (if someone else hasn't done so already). Let's see, there is a help page here: [1]. Have fun! --

Sweet! I am so pumped about liquid threads. Now, this showed up as six new messages in my....list of things at the top of the page. Was this somehow addressed to me, or is every single user of Wiktionary seeing "six new messages!"? If the latter, that's pretty stupid. In any case, I'm kind of excited to see how this all works.

It sure shouldn't be everybody. But it might be everybody who has my page on their watch list. Guess we'll find out ;-)

I suppose that if it was everyone we'd have a lot more people here bitching than we do.

They are mostly bitching in the BP are they? ;-) The only problem I have with this (other than the occasional buglet) is that each post takes a lot more space on the page now with the formatting like it is. Signed wikitext is more compact.

I think it's everyone who has replied to this message. Do you get an orange bar (in addition to the ever-incrementing number) if I reply here?

I sure do. (My, people are fast repliers!) Btw are you on IRC-break or just forgot to set the usual channels on autojoin?

Yes (to IRC break), I've got finals in a fortnight (I'm still logged in, and respond to the occasional PM) - I should really sign off of Wiktionary too - addictions are so hard to crack.

What a lovely pun.