Last modified: 2009-11-18 20:50:29 UTC
(Following bug 20913) With RevisionDelete being intended for widespread admin use, the interface messages have had a lot of review by oversighters since February 2009 to make sure they are as clear as possible. A few edits may be worth porting back into the default messages. rev-deleted-user: Highlighting that edit will _NOT_ be in "contribs" for most users, which is not otherwise obvious. May be worth adding a specific interface message for Special Contribs and any other places an edit "vanishes" completely, to note that most users won't see it. On enwiki we used parser functions: {{#ifeq:{{FULLPAGENAME}}|Special:Contributions| [Username or IP removed. Most users will NOT see the edit in the user's contributions]| (Username or IP removed) }} revdelete-submit: "revision(s)" revdelete-success: "successfully updated"
What's the point in changing revdelete-success?
"{{#ifeq:{{FULLPAGENAME}}|Special:Con..." wouldn't be the way to do this. A separate message would be better.
(In reply to comment #1) > What's the point in changing revdelete-success? "Updated" is probably more intuitive than "set".
Nervermind, it looked like the entire new message was supposed to just be "successfully updated"
Done in r59211.