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'''Flooders''', or sometimes called '''pseudo-bots''', have limited use on '''Public Test Wiki''' in that virtually anyone can request either the [[TestWiki:Administrators|administrator]] tools or the [[TestWiki:Bureaucrats|bureaucrat]] bit, which, among other things, include the ability to bypass rate-limiting edit restrictions. However, its chief purpose is to prevent [[Special:RecentChanges|RC]] flooding for a generally high number of non-controversial, and usually minor, logged actions and/or edits. Note that edits, unless edited through the API, are '''not''' marked as <code>bot</code> edits, though. On TestWiki, any [[TestWiki:Bureaucrats|bureaucrat]] can add themselves or another user to the <code>[[TestWiki:Flooders|flood]]</code> user group, for testing and to prevent flooding; however, after testing, please remember to '''''remove''''' your access. The key, though, is the access [[rfc:2119|'''must''']] be temporary. As a "[[wikt:rule of thumb|rule of thumb]]," this is ''usually'' for a few hours, but ''may'' be for up to several days.


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Flooders have the following permission:
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'''Flooders''', or sometimes called '''pseudo-bots''', have limited use on '''Public Test Wiki''' in that virtually anyone can request either the [[<tvar name="admin">TestWiki:Administrators</tvar>|administrator]] tools or the [[<tvar name="bureaucrat">TestWiki:Bureaucrats</tvar>|bureaucrat]] bit, which, among other things, include the ability to bypass rate-limiting edit restrictions. However, its chief purpose is to prevent [[<tvar name="rc">Special:RecentChanges</tvar>|RC]] flooding for a generally high number of non-controversial, and usually minor, logged actions and/or edits. Note that edits, unless edited through the API, are '''not''' marked as <code>bot</code> edits, though. On TestWiki, any [[<tvar name="bureaucrat">TestWiki:Bureaucrats</tvar>|bureaucrat]] can add themselves or another user to the <code>[[<tvar name="flood">TestWiki:Flooders</tvar>|flood]]</code> user group, for testing and to prevent flooding; however, after testing, please remember to '''''remove''''' your access. The key, though, is the access [[<tvar name="1">rfc:2119</tvar>|'''must''']] be temporary. As a "[[<tvar name="rot">wikt:rule of thumb</tvar>|rule of thumb]]," this is ''usually'' for a few hours, but ''may'' be for up to several days.


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*{{int:Right-bot}} <code>(bot)</code>
Flooders have the following permission:
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* {{int:Right-bot}} <code>(bot)</code>
To request to operate a full bot account, please make a request [[TestWiki:Bot approval requests|here]]. Any [[TestWiki:Consuls|Consul]] will review your request for completeness and your attached source code for potential problems, errors, or vulnerabilities.


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== List of Bots ==
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Number of Current bots: '''{{NUMBERINGROUP:flood}}'''
To request to operate a full bot account, please make a request [[<tvar name="bar">TestWiki:Bot approval requests</tvar>|here]]. Any [[<tvar name="Consul">TestWiki:Consuls</tvar>|Consul]] will review your request for completeness and your attached source code for potential problems, errors, or vulnerabilities.
{{Special:ListUsers/flood}}
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Latest revision as of 15:10, 30 March 2023

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Flooders, or sometimes called pseudo-bots, have limited use on Public Test Wiki in that virtually anyone can request either the administrator tools or the bureaucrat bit, which, among other things, include the ability to bypass rate-limiting edit restrictions. However, its chief purpose is to prevent RC flooding for a generally high number of non-controversial, and usually minor, logged actions and/or edits. Note that edits, unless edited through the API, are not marked as bot edits, though. On TestWiki, any bureaucrat can add themselves or another user to the flood user group, for testing and to prevent flooding; however, after testing, please remember to remove your access. The key, though, is the access must be temporary. As a "rule of thumb," this is usually for a few hours, but may be for up to several days.

Flooders have the following permission:

  • Be treated as an automated process (bot)

To request to operate a full bot account, please make a request here. Any Consul will review your request for completeness and your attached source code for potential problems, errors, or vulnerabilities.