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Thanks for reading, and happy editing!
Pleased to announce that we’re shipping a big new update for the wiki today that should address a few longstanding issues, as well as improve the integrity of the wiki.
As an aside, we’ve also now started to index on Google! A few hundred of our pages can be searched for, though it may take some time for their placement to climb up the ranks.
Big thank you toJakefor his hard work on the update, and for everyone here for keeping the wiki rolling!
First and foremost,we’ve enabled temporary accounts for anon editson the wiki, so thatIP addresses will no longer appearin place of a non-logged-in user’s username when they edit anonymously. This makes editing without an account a bit more private, and reduces the chance of publicly exposing anything if you accidentally make an edit whilst logged out (IP info is still retained on the backendthough, so that admins can use it to spot troublemakers).
We’d like to announce the launch of two new projects on the wiki:
Also, remember to sign up for this month’s Zoom hangout and get yourself on the mailing list for the meeting link by emailing[email protected]with the subject line ‘monthly hangout’! The hangout will be at the same time as last month – on the first Sunday of the month at 20:00 UTC. If you signed up last month, you’ll still get the email.