SunirShah

I am the Co-founder and Editor of MeatballWiki.

• mailto:sunir@sunir.invalid [replace .invalid with .org]
• http://sunir.org
• Skype: sunirshah

Career

• Bibdex -- Founder and Developer. Online bibliographies. Marketing and sales engineering consulting.
  • Marketing Systems Analyst, Olark live chat

BarnStars

• Sunir, on one hand I feel totally goofy and inadequate to present to you a BarnStar. but then again, I really feel you have created a really good space. I appreciate being involved in MeatBall on many levels. -- Best, MarkDilley
• January 26, 2004 For supporting the community all this time - and StephenGilbert today. May we carry on raising this barn together. -- ChrisPurcell
• January 3, 2005 For making Meatball richer with the TheAcademy. Great work.-- HelmutLeitner

Current events

• [11:04pm, October 25, 2010] I am making progress on porting MeatballWiki onto Bibdex. I cannot tell you how much better I will feel once it's on that codebase as my development efforts will actually move this place forward as well.

The new Wikix parser which I talk about below is also coming along strongly. I can't wait until I have built a WYSIWYG editor that can work with arbitrary WikiSyntax styles.

• [1:35am, January 7, 2010] Happy new year folks. I spent the holidays working feverishly on Bibdex, getting it onto production legs. It's now at the stage where it is usable enough to do real things with it, which means in practice that I'm now heavily testing it to gather the full list of bugs, warts, and missing features.

Have a look at where the current design rests. I'm very proud of it in its current incarnation. http://www.bibdex.com

In other news, as it turns out, MeatballBackups had failed since 2008. Good thing nothing bad happened last year. I now have two redundant backup systems in place. I'll be working harder to test backups on a more regular basis.

• [2:10pm, December 10, 2009] I finally moved the wiki over to the meatballwiki.org domain. Let me know if there are any problems.

• [11:15am, December 9, 2009] Last night I made a server "upgrade" in order to push along the launch of [Bibdex]. I upgraded the nginx installation to now serve all the site's content.

I was hoping to get rid of Apache2 and simplify the server, but that was unsuccessful. As it turns out, nginx does not do CGI (CommonGatewayInterface?), so I have to proxy all the CGI scripts in the old setup to Apache2.

Bottom line: That means that MeatballWiki, UseModWiki, and BibWiki are now being proxied through nginx to Apache2.

If you notice any instabilities, email me at sunir splat sunir point org.

• [1:30am, November 16, 2009] I've been working on a bidirectional parser (WikiSyntax <-> XhtmlBasic?) with the hopes to build a good WysiwygEditor? that works with WikiSyntax. I would just get rid of WikiSyntax except there are some devices where WYSIWYG is not available, such as mobile devices.

I've had quite a bit of success. I've combined ideas from ChrisPurcell's InfiniteTypewriter regular expression descent parser that was cleverly constrained by the acceptable XHTML in the current context, and my InfiniteMonkey line-oriented parser which is ridiculously fast, plus some new razzle dazzle. The biggest new idea was to abstract the syntax description into a DomainSpecificLanguage? (which is actually expressed in JSON).

Here's a taste. Of interest, you can make this XHTML conforming by changing the hierarchy so ul and ol only contain lis, and lis contain lists, but browsers do not render this correctly. But do you see how simple it is to totally change the parser structure by using a DSL?

  root: {
    children: [ 
      'lists', 'blockquote', 'monospace', 'table', 
      'headers', 'hr', 
      'p'
    ]
  },

  lists: {
    children: [ 'ul', 'ol' ]
  },

  ul: {
    scope: 'multiline',
    tag: 'ul',
    starts: '*',
    children: ['lists','li']
  },

  ol: {
    scope: 'multiline',
    tag: 'ol',      
    starts: '#',
    children: ['lists','li']
  },

  li: {
    scope: 'line',    
    tag: 'li',
    children: ['inline_styles']
  },

Also, I'm in New York this week for Web 2.0 Expo.

• [12:00pm, November 2, 2009] Vacation was a blast; been back for a couple weeks. Now I'm off to San Francisco for a week. I doubt anything bad will happen while I'm gone. As I'm in New York for a week later in November, I don't expect to be fully present here until December.

• [5:00pm, October 5, 2009] Heading to Switzerland and Austria on vacation. The server should stay alive in my absence.

I'll be visiting AlexSchroeder, but missed the chance to visit HelmutLeitner. Maybe next time!

• [6:00pm, September 28, 2009] I'm meeting with SueGardner?, the Executive Director of the WikiMediaFoundation? this weekend to discuss their future growth plans as well as ways to better serve the community. I'd appreciate your guidance on what I should focus on. Here are some questions:

• What is the biggest reason Wikipedia (WikiMedia) is valuable to you?
• What are their biggest problems you see today?
• What would be the ideal future for WikiMedia in your opinion?

• [9:30am, September 9, 2009] Really interesting [visualization of wiki growth] using a force-directed graph of http://wiki.tudelft.nl

• [11:10pm, August 25, 2009] I got sick of the diverging ConversationMode, so I implemented out-of-band discussions at the bottom of every page. Comments are put on the /Talk SubPages (the only SubPage allowed), and are refactorable from there if necessary. I would insist people relearn how to develop well written DocumentMode pages as is exemplified by the best pages on MeatballWiki.

• [11:10am, August 20, 2009] I discovered to my horror that the automatic backups of the server haven't been updated since December, 2008. I discovered this because I performed rm -rf on the wrong directory. Don't worry. The damage was minimal, but it was a wake up call to constantly verify backup procedures. I will consider buying backup protection from Slicehost on top of my backups to Amazon S3.

In other news, I'm incredibly bummed about the net.death of _why (aka Why the Lucky Stiff). I know it's a GoodBye in the worst sense, and it's apparently in reaction to having his identity outed, but I don't hold _why to the same standards as average contributors because the _why identity was always a game. Still, it does leave me with a singed final impression of him.

Meanwhile, I'm very close to launching a useful version of BibWiki / Bibdex. However, sailing season is still going on strong, so priorities, priorities! Life is too short, right?

• [4:10pm, August 14, 2009] Flash Cookies? Sneaky. http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2009/08/you-deleted-your-cookies-think-again/

• [10:10pm, August 2, 2009] I've opted to double the amount of RAM on the server now that I am running a live version of BibWiki on a continuous basis. I may downscale if I move MeatballWiki and UseModWiki to nginx.

I'm still very curious if anyone has any feedback on BibWiki. See previous diary entry for links. I'm excited to finally be out of the heads down development period!

• [3:25am, July 31, 2009] If you're curious what I've been hacking on for the past couple of years, I have an extremely alpha version of BibWiki / BibDex (whatever I end up calling it) up and running.

UPDATE (up again). I've put the server up again. You can play with it [here]. You may find it more enlightening to go straight to a [public test wiki].

I'm on the road this weekend. If the server crashes again, I'll reboot it from my iPhone and leave BibWiki down.

A couple notes:

• To sign up, click on the 'login' link in the top right hand corner. A sign up link will be apparent.
• The links in the rightmost, white breadcrumb don't work. (e.g. Explore bibliographies, All articles, All references).
• I will be destroying the database in the future, so don't do anything permanent

Feedback would be appreciated!

• [11:25pm, July 13, 2009] I'm quite enamoured by http://www.refactory.org. For a wiki, Aaron has really brought a sense of VisiblePulse? and ImmediateAction? to the flow.

The server has been remarkably stable since my recent changes to Apache. Cross your fingers. However, has anyone found the site to be excessively slow? That was one of the risks with the new configuration.

Patch proposals

These are the ideas on the table for the next version of MeatballWiki's script that at least I am lobbying for, but not necessarily everyone agrees with. Of course, others can add stuff here if they like, but this space is meant as my little notepad for script development suggestions like my Writing Queue above is for content development.

• EditableTitle

• DigestedChanges
• PersonalAnnotation?
• PermanentAnchor
• AcademicCitation
• AutomaticRoadMap
• DifferenceSuggestions
• XHTML+CSS output so I can still be cool with the latté set.
• http:translate a la WikiWiki
• NotIndexed
• UserSkin.
• MachineInterface. I'm mildly agitated that not everything has a MachineInterface.
• OpenMeatballWiki. PrimarilyPublicDomain section.
• OpenCoding category system.
• GoogleInterWiki
• CitizenArrest
• WikiMarkupStandard
• Cleaner ShotgunSpam filter
• SpiderTrap

Done

• SelfBan
• OpenProxy detector
• DigestedSummary

While I blew away my OnlineDiary from here, I don't know how long I can last using my LiveJournal before I implode. The RSS include thing that OpenWiki does, while possibly bad on FeatureKarma, may be useful.

And whatever else I wrote on InfiniteMonkey. Perhaps I should just write InfiniteMonkey.

Messages?

Thanks, Sunir. Its still draining a lot of time since he was (at one point) considered by many to be one of the very best C programmers in the world. Many of the groups I am part of are extremely upset since it was a suicide. Having known him for almost 20 years, and having many common acquaintances really compounds the problems. -- Hans

Hans, that's terrible to hear. It's a tragedy when someone passes away, but a double tragedy when they choose their own ending. My heart goes out to you. -- SunirShah

Your comments are sincerely appreciated. Once this settles a bit, I may write about it, subject to the many wishes and possible reactions of others, if only because I really do see valuable lessons in this case. I'm thinking of something along the lines of "excellenceMayCulminateInTragedy".

Feel free to deleteWhenRead. Thanks again, Hans

P.S. Great improvement to this page! I'm tempted to award my first BarnStar, but that's ... :.)

Sunir, how do you figure this page out? Isn't it about time for SunirShahArchive1? (Does anyone else archive their pages?) That's all - just popping my head in the door - and yes, that is a beautiful graph, by the way.. -- CormacLawler

Thanks! Good point re: mess. I really should just use either http://www.meatballsociety.org/weblog/ or create my own weblog for myself. -- SunirShah

ditto - MarkDilley

Sunir, your email address at sunir.org via magma is bouncing. -- ChrisPurcell

yup. --ss

Sunir, I hope you are well. I miss your presence. -- HelmutLeitner

I have been better. By the way, I have been working on this: http://meatballsociety.org/cgi-bin/design. I have also committed Meatball (which means me) to its survival. -- SunirShah

Free links? *gasp* :) -- StephenGilbert

Easy, now. Most of the links are APA-style citations. ;) -- SunirShah

Sunir, last time I had a server crash problem, it came from a fan/heat problem, that made the CPU go down always after some time (about an hour). The hard disk is also a regular source of problems and changing it may solve it. Just my $0.02. -- HelmutLeitner

That is a good point. Chris does think he has figured it out, though. It relates to the DB upgrade. action=links is now disabled. :( -- SunirShah

OK, but you forgot to say how you would solve the problem if you were not a computer scientist? :) -- BayleShanks

For me, I think it's assinine that email systems don't pay attention to whom I am talking to currently, have been talking to, or who those folks have been talking to in my presence.

The simple problem is that proving you are you and your emails from you, without complexity and UserInterface issues, is an unsolved problem. Well, a solved but poorly implemented and distributed problem. And until your computerized proxies can tell, immediately, that it's me and not someone spoofing my email address, having a computer care about who you talk to is kinda silly.

Not that it's a bad goal.... -- DaveJacoby (Good to be back. I've missed it.)

In practice, FakeMail is not a big deal. You would have to be fairly intimate as an attacker for this to break past the SocialDistance? barrier, as you would need to know who I have been talking to. -- SunirShah

I agree. I can't tell which one of some small group of people wrote that note on my refrigerator, but when I see "Need Milk" posted there, I buy milk. Precisely determining some unique identity is often unnecessary.

yeah.

i'm not generally a conspiratorial kinda guy, but w/r/t security in American air travel I do get the idea that half the rules are there only because politicians don't want to look like they're not doing anything. if we were serious about airport security we would allow citizens to conduct harmless "audits" (perhaps with prior notice to some agency) instead of throwing people in jail when they bring a scissors through security as a test and then tell a newspaper about it. -- BayleShanks

I'd like to DefendAgainstCynicism, but I agree with you. Speaking only as an outsider, it seems to me that your country has collectively decided that life must suck, either out of existential malaise born out of confusion or from some sort of perverted imperial guilt complex, and so it seems y'all are letting life suck instead of focusing on making it a better place every day, which is the only way to make life not suck, and what constituted that quintessentially American can-do optimism. -- SunirShah

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CategoryToDo:

• Clean up the files on the MeatballWiki server
• OpenProxy -- it's disabled for now, but I have to move it out of line.
• DesignBibliography: bulk import
• resume
• Repair the MeatballWiki server

Done

• DesignBibliography: prep for kmd2004.

Sunir, it looks like we've indirectly broken server-side access to cookies by moving the script out of cgi-bin. So, for instance, my username keeps getting cleared. I don't have a sensible way to access the server right now - could you look into fixing the problem when you get back? I think just saving cookies to / rather than /cgi-bin/ should fix things up. -- ChrisPurcell

UserName Cookies are working here, through Ile Montreal Sans Fils's proxies. There seems to be another problem. -- SunirShah

I'm jealous. especially about the todo list organization. -- BayleShanks

Sunir, any idea what happened to the C2 search helper (http://www.usemod.com/cgi-bin/c2search.pl)?

I deleted it as part of the great Meatball server cleanup. I've restored it. It doesn't seem to do anything, however. -- SunirShah

Sunir, the server's back up to 77% usage. Could you take a quick look around and see what can be cleaned up? I'm happier staying closer to 50% after what happened last time ;) -- ChrisPurcell

The mb.pl script is the incredible hog. It takes 7 to 10 times as much CPU as the other wikis. Judging from top intersected with tail -f /etc/httpd/domlogs/usemod.com, the obvious thing to do is cache the RSS. action=rcjs&days=N (where N=1,2..) also eats server time. Apparently Y! Slurp is loading the edit pages. Perhaps that fragmentary query string in the Disallow in our robots.txt isn't working as expected? -- SunirShah

Actually, I meant disk usage ^^ Caching the twin RC feeds would be nifty, but you'll need to add triggers to the psql database to get it working properly. (Don't rely on the mb.pl script doing all the work, as sometimes we bypass it, and it's fragile against future scripts; any cache entries must be marked stale in the database.) Disabling Slurp is probably as simple as adding a no-robots META tag to the Edit page, and adding rel="nofollow" to the Edit links. -- ChrisPurcell

The /home/backup directory is the single biggest cost at 550MB. I'll download it and burn it to CD. The other cost is /home/usemod at over 400MB. I killed ~100MB of stuff. The /home/usemod/public_html/backup directory is eating up space. The SingleDispatch logs for the DesignBibliography are also fairly sizeable. I gzip -9'd them for now. I also destroyed a meatball.psql pg_dump that was in /home/meatball. I think I created it. We should look into off-site storage for the MeatballSafetyNet, and then we can move most of this crap there. -- SunirShah

Disk storage is extremely low cost, when compared to your time. Isn't it possible to simply buy more disk space? -- HansWobbe

Hell, I want to buy a better host. The server is dog slow. Now that we have a MeatballBudget, it may be time to solicit donations. -- SunirShah

Hi Sunir, after a long time I am back here again and tried to remove the last spam attack on the page WysiwygWiki, but failed by inserting [WikiSpam: revert + ban 1 link-spam domain]. What went wrong? I looked for a simple one button solution to revert to the last version, but didn't find something like that. The more friendly people with social intelligence are here, the more easy it is to revert the frequent spam attacks. I remember "WysiwygWiki" was one of my first (controversial) page on WardsWiki, that later moved to here, because it was heavily attacked. All the best. Fridemar

Someone reverted it for you. -- SunirShah

Thank you -- FridemarPache

Hello Sunir,

please allow links to dedicated WikiBlogging. This opens complete new possibilities for friendly and constructive WikiWeaving and WebWeaving. Meatball has treasures of community wisdom in it and a lot of collaborating friends. Even the WikiPedia (in its baby-phase) got advise here. It would be a pity, if this wiki would degenerate into a GhostTown, where the spambots take over (and destroy their own ground in the end). You know the wo/manhours that are invested in this marvel wiki! -- FridemarPache

Sure, of course. Yeah, there is a strong inverse correlation between the amount of spam and the amount of ham. Since Akismet and the OpenProxy detector were vetoed, I'm out of ideas that fit the amount of time & energy I have. -- SunirShah

And again ... Its nice to see your name appear on RecentChanges. Hope things are going well.

Congratulations! on freshBooks. I enjoyed our chat about this and hope it spawns a few thought that you'll find interesting during this fortnight.

It's a pleasure to see you posting ( DistantLand ). I didn't have time to even finish reading it, but I did make a few DiiGo 'annotations' for myself (in case you're interested). I'm hoping to add a few this weekend. -- HansWobbe

I'm going to try DiiGo now just to see what the hype is about. --ss

Please don't forget TrailFire [sample how to embed a slideshow, you know], which is more advanced towards wikiness. TrailFire is a rudimentary WikiFarm for wikis (with annotation capability) where the "trails" are the prototypes of wikis and the "marks" the prototypes of wysiwig wiki pages. --fp

Nice one on MeatballBackup! -- ChrisPurcell

What's on your mind? (This is a bad medium to organize.) -- SunirShah

-) Works fine, in wikiTime :-) Email reply sent.

Sunir, by accidentally inputting [CollaborativeEditor] in the digest instead of [CopyEdit: CollaborativeEditor], the following result came up: Is it a bug or a (hidden undocumented?) feature. The result showed up in the RecentChanges header instead of the expected verbatim text in the digest. -- fridemar

That would be how EditCategories work; documentation is on that page. Please do correct the digest to use [CopyEdit: ...]. -- ChrisPurcell

Thank you Chris for the hint to EditCategories. Done -- fridemar

Sunir, motivated by TedErnst, I left a comment for you at: http://www.aboutus.org/UniversalWikiEditButton#Good_Enough_For_Version_0.1, mirrored on my blog -- [fridemar]

Congratulations on the engagement, Sunir! -- EugeneEricKim

Wow! Congradulations, Sunir! -- LionKimbro

I join in congrats! -- DaveJacoby

) Congratulations, Sunir! -- SamRose

Congratulations! -- DavidCary

Congratulation to the integration of dedicated work and income -- FridemarPache

Sunir, happy to learn of your happiness in the field of relationships! Have a wonderful new year and hope to cross paths. Best, MarkDilley

In my infrequent glances RecentChanges, I have not noticed a lot of SPAM so I'm a bit surprised that you are spending a lot of time on "defence". Am I missing something in this regard?

As for where where MeatBall is going, I believe you will have to at least initiate such a debate (as you've just done) since, in your absence, it seems to have gone no-where. I may be able to help a bit, but I have recently launched about a half-dozen oddmuse wiki hives and I suspect this will take most of the time at my disposal between now and the end of September.

-- HansWobbe

Defense is 10-20% of time. BibWiki is currently suffering from spam. There are some other threats that I won't talk about here. The majority of time I spend just making sure the server is running. It keeps crashing due to running out of memory, or processes crashing like named, postmaster, and sshd. I need to get something like monit up and running. -- SunirShah

• I imagine that memory is relatively cheap in comparison to the value of your time. How much do you need? (Of what type?, etc...) Or is it simply better to replace the whole server? Please do not think I'm "prying". I'm simply of the opinion that people's time is too valuable to spend on maintaining a constrained or a worn-out server. -- HansWobbe

Hardware is a tactical problem. Really, we need a server admin (or team). I'm happy to move servers. UseModWiki would probably benefit if MeatballWiki moved servers and used meatballwiki.com. -- SunirShah

• I agree that hardware is a tactical problem (that is easily solved by thowing a bit of money at it). That's why I was surprised by your initial compaliant that the server was running out of memory. Server administration work is a much greater problem and one that I certainly cannot help with in the short term, lacking both the detailed knowledge and skills. I'm hoping that one of the companies I work with will hire another person and that this might free up a bit of time, but I suspect that is at least six months out. -- HansWobbe

By the way, MarkusLude has stepped into the breech. It would be ideal, though, to have a small team of 3-4 administrators. -- SunirShah

Sorry for being silent during last weeks. I currently try to get an overview. Maybe I should post future finding and changes here on Meatball -- MarkusLude

Markus, no worries. Though, you should know MeatballServerLayout is where we have been keeping notes. -- SunirShah

Dear Sunir,

Wherever you lead, my attention will follow.

"What matters most is thinking what's next? What's the next most valuable thing to do?"

What is the world calling for? What is the Noosphere calling for? How are we called to serve? What do we want to see? What do we want to know? What do we want to understand? What do we want to share?

Blogging and Meatball: LocalNames?, so that blog and wiki can link to one another. Also, "Blog within the wiki," like AlexSchroeder's homepage. You've already started long ago, on this very page; Perhaps just take it to the next level.

-- LionKimbro

WallaceCook, here. There has been spam on this site, and I am sorry to say I was one of the vandals. There is only one thing to do now and that is--to turn to the good side. --WallaceCook

Sunir, big congratulations with regard to your marriage! Now we can be looking forward to small Sunetties... ;-) -- HelmutLeitner

Big congratulations. Although it [doesn't seem right that we're old enough] to do that ;-). -- DavidCary

Wow, thank you both very much! I hope my next 'baby', though, is BibWiki v2. Well, that and our first house, which we're actively looking to buy now. (We are indeed 'nesting'.) -- SunirShah

Wow, congratulations! -- BayleShanks

Congratulations to your marriage! -- MarkusLude

• Congratulations on becoming a home owner!
• I looked at the link you provided to ChrisPurcell's work and now I'm feeling "thick" since I really didn't get it. Are there any other hints that you can recommend?

• Thanks for posting the link to refactory.org. I agree that it is neat and evn more, that it seems very useful.
• I, for one, am not finding the site noticeably slower.

Regards, -- HansWobbe

2009-08-14 4:10pm

• Thank you Sunir for this enlightening link [1] on Flash Cookies. -- FridemarPache

2009-08-18 Hopefully, I'm not wasting your time drawing this to your attention... http://randomwalker.info/projectluther/ -- HansWobbe

Whoa, thank you, Hans! -- SunirShah

• Thank you for letting me know you found it worth looking at. -- HansWobbe

Sunir, you have the power to calm things down by taking meatball offline. Please do not hesitate to use it if you feel the urge. -- NathanielThurston

Now, what prompted such a request? -- SunirShah

Sunir, because I saw in the height of my mania a possibility that the discussion we have started could turn into an out-of-control "love war", such as was spiraling in my own head in the past few days. I think we can use less drastic methods of calming the discussion, but I think that all methods of achieving calm and balance should be left on the table. Also, anyone who feels we are proceeding in inappropriate haste should feel free to ask us to all please slow down.

Also, e-prime language, when combined with explicit statement of feeling, seems to me like it can be a non-inflammatory method of deflection. An example is my deflection of fridemar's assertion that we should start signing document mode. -- NathanielThurston

Nathanial, you probably underestimate meatball and Sunir. He is one of the first wiki hosts, a pioneer of the first hour. Meatball has seen true wars of utmost ferrocity (remember Robert Abitbol? FightingIsBoring?). Other wikis/hosts closed down, mb carried on. What you see as a dangerous fire is not more than a little flame to meatball. That you try to inform Sunir about his options is a joke like telling Tiger Woods the options to hit his ball. -- HelmutLeitner

I was at a conference with JohnAbbe and others, and saw behaviors there I had never even imagined before. During a large 100-person 3 hour long circle conversation, there was a point where a man crawled out into the center of the room, and started waving his hands and legs into the air like a baby.

This was after about a day or two at the 4-5 day conference. The effect was to open a door; From there, the modes of expression became much more dramatic. My feeling and my evaluation changed with time, and I imagined that I was seeing the beginnings of tribal form; Mythologies were drawn in the air and came alive. The Earth, the dream, participation in the forever play of gender; Hard science and lizards in conversation with fairies. I saw in the play of the center circle of the room -- the politics of the interior individual mind. The center had transformed from a conversational space to a theatre stage, and further, -- this was okay. It was welcome. People sang, mimed, drew, and often people just talked in a straight and ordinary voice. Every mode was welcome. And like a recurring wave, "Attention to the middle, attention to the middle." The emergence was everyone striving to channel the voice of the middle. (The middle of the room.)

Near the end of the conference, I told John (who's by far more directly experienced with large group situations) that I was worried about saying some thing or another, and he laughed at me. "Lion, at this point, you could throw anything at this group." -- LionKimbro

Sunir, in spite of all differences we had the last days, I want you to express my appreciation for all contributions (software plus content) to the wider community. Please don't see my new questions and suggestions, biased by our last interactions. Thank you -- FridemarPache

I appreciate your comment as smart contribution in helps metacognition among individuals --JuanmaMP

Differences in ideas is not differences between people, I hope. -- SunirShah

"Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people." -- Eleanor Roosevelt (Quote)

Sunir, after trying to replace the "Bar cleaned out" text by "Barnraisers welcome", I got the message "Your submission tripped our defenses" and the input was rejected. As this message also comes in other discussion contributions (of myself and potentially other people), it might be helpful to examine the installation parameters. -- FridemarPache

Comment"

Sunir, please note the bug of "malformed URLs for talk-pages" as Nathaniel pointed out. Currently the set of authors to answer there is NOT empty, at least I can't reach the peers in loco asking me questions there.

-) FridemarPache

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