Last modified: 2013-07-01 08:37:23 UTC
A user from de-wikiquote took the time to illustrate how readers and users see reviewed versions (see http://de.wikiquote.org/wiki/Hilfe_Diskussion:Gesichtete_und_Geprüfte_Versionen#Anzeigen_der_Seitenmarkierung). The answer is: they do not. I think in the following cases something should be shown: i) If the current version is marked as reviewed, this should be shown using an icon in the upper right corner, similar to a page with no flagged revisions. ii) If the current version is marked as sighted and an older version exists which is marked as reviewed, this should be shown using an icon in the upper right corner, similar to the case if an older sighted version exists and you look at a current unflagged revision.
i) After next scap, I can set $wgFlaggedRevsLowProfile = false to show the icons. ii) $wgFlaggedRevsPrecedence = FR_QUALITY can be used to mention the quality version *instead* of the last sighted (if there are both).
For (ii) would links to *both* the latest sighted and quality versions be shown? That would be information overload for typical readers.
Bumping down priority on this one. Aaron has some ideas for dealing with this, but it's a pretty unique config issue that isn't common to the typical use of the extension.
(In reply to comment #1) > i) After next scap, I can set $wgFlaggedRevsLowProfile = false to show the > icons. > > ii) $wgFlaggedRevsPrecedence = FR_QUALITY can be used to mention the quality > version *instead* of the last sighted (if there are both). Scrap that second part.