In reply to @wouter_egel:matrix.org
You can also look at the options offered by the AbuseFilter extension. With it, you can limit article size by namespace, as well as alternatives to slow down or prevent unwanted edits.

In reply to @wouter_egel:matrix.org
You can also look at the options offered by the AbuseFilter extension. With it, you can limit article size by namespace, as well as alternatives to slow down or prevent unwanted edits.

In reply to @krabina:matrix.org
How about someone knowledgeable about SMW would be a mentor in Google Summer of Code 2024?
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Google_Summer_of_Code/Mentors

Is it possible to write an #ask that returns the values of given property?

Hypothetically, something like:
{{#ask: [[Property:Foo]] | mainlabel=- | link=none | value= | format=plainlist }}

Is this possible?

Is it possible to write an #ask that returns the values of given property?

For example, if I have a Property named "Foo", I would like to write something like:
{{#ask: [[Property:Foo]] | mainlabel=- | link=none | value= | format=plainlist }}
to return a list of all the values of Foo in the wiki. Duplicates are ok.

Is this possible?

In reply to @wouter_egel:matrix.org
You can also look at the options offered by the AbuseFilter extension. With it, you can limit article size by namespace, as well as alternatives to slow down or prevent unwanted edits.

In reply to @krabina:matrix.org


At SMWCon we decided to try to get together as SMW community at the MediaWiki Hackathon 2024 in Tallin from May 3rd-5th: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Hackathon_2024

So please register for the hackathon soon, as long as it is possible.

Tomorrow we there will be the MWStake monthly meeting, where this will also be announced:
https://mwstake.org/mwstake/wiki/Event:193

In reply to @krabina:matrix.org
Sorry, I personally don't have the skills to review a PR. I expect Alexander Gesinn to do so hopefully soon.

In reply to @wouter_egel:matrix.org
It works, but there is still need to run "update.php". ( or any other migration scripts ?) :-(