Last modified: 2014-04-26 16:38:08 UTC
Change last modified message into something like this: "Permanent link to revision of 21:07, 28 September 2005 (Print article)" and include the permalink and the print version there. Reasoning: not all people understand intuitively what the permalink is for. Combining last modified and permalink makes clear what people are supposed to do with the link. Unifying both also removes clutter from the GUI. With this change, you'll have all the necessary information for citing wikipedia articles combined at one place: permanent link, timestamp, print version and also the license conditions.
(In reply to elian from comment #0) > Change last modified message into something like this: > "Permanent link to revision of 21:07, 28 September 2005 (Print article)" and > include the permalink and the print version there. This does not make clear enough that the currently shown version is also the latest revision, in my humble opinion.
(In reply to elian from comment #0) > Reasoning: not all people understand intuitively what the permalink is for. > Combining last modified and permalink makes clear what people are supposed > to do > with the link. Unifying both also removes clutter from the GUI. Split this part to bug 64312.
