Wikipedia:RedWarn/Documentation/More Options Dialog
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Introduced in RedWarn 16 the "More Options" () dialog, the contents of which differ based on if you you accessed it via the top icon on a normal page, a page in the userspace or the icon in the rollback options, contains well more options. More specifically it contains all options associated with that page type that aren't on screen. Which options these are can be configured in your preferences (except a few which can't be moved from the menu)
Default
[edit]In the version accessed via the top icon when you are on a page which is not in userspace includes by default your "Vandalism Statistics" (), a link to your Preferences (
) and a link to the main RedWarn talk page (for bug reporting, feedback etc). If set in the preferences the Manage Page Protection (
), Alert on Change (
) and Latest Revision (
icons might also be in this menu.
Userspace
[edit]In addition to the options mentioned above there are now also options for sending a message/warning to the user and reporting them, which may or may not be in the menu depending on your settings
Messages and Warnings
[edit]This includes the Warn User tool, Sending Quick templates and just sending an normal mesage using RedWarn
Report to Administrators
[edit]In the dialog, you are able to report to two noticeboards, Administrator intervention against vandalism (), and Usernames for administrator attention (
). There are three fields you are able to change:
- The target field lets you choose who you want to report.
- The reason field allows you to choose from a list of prefilled reasons to report the user.
- The comment field allows you to add a comment that will be appended to the end of the report.
Trust and Safety & Oversight
[edit]The "Report edit to Wikimedia Trust and Safety" (), and "Report edit to Oversight" (
) buttons enable you to report edits to Wikimedia Trust and Safety and Oversight, respectively. When clicking on either of the options, a prefilled email will open where you can change the fields to your needs.and 2 new actions that can be performed on diffs were added. These are the "Report edit to Wikimedia Trust and Safety" (
), and "Report edit to Oversight" (
) buttons.
During Diffs
[edit]If accessed during an diff it also contains any rollback icons which aren't part of your favourites (the ones that are displayed above the diff)