Prime-Wiki

[Happy5214]

Originally Posted by kar_bon

It's not that easy to import such user rights from Wikipedia, because their got more deeper dependencies with modules and other templates.
Giving editing rights for such very highly used templates is dangerous, because only a small edit can ruin a lot of pages not shown properly.
For creating or testing new templates, you can use user-subpages for how it works and looks like.
Another option is to write some comments in the talk page of any template, this can be done by every logged in user.
After the new implemented Riesel and Proth templates, there're still some called templates which need a new redesign, to work properly again.

{{Riesel prime}} is a really bad counterexample, as even I wouldn't argue opening that up for non-admin editing given its intricacies. But why is a template like {{BirthDeath}} (only used on 8 pages) only editable by you? Couldn't you just do cascading full protection on a few major templates (like {{Riesel prime}}), protecting them and everything they use (recursively), and allow some level of non-admin editing for everything else?

[kar_bon]

First I want to include more data from my old pages and perhaps all for Proth k<10000, current works of PrimeGrid, who don't got any condensed presentation of the primes found from the beginning of their work. A list like W.Kellers pages is a minimum.
So if more data is included, and perhaps more people want to edit pages in the Wiki and I got some more time, I could make some minds about changing the user rights to create user groups for such specific rules of which template a user is allowed to edit and which not. But for now it's on low priority for me

[sweety439]

There are links wikipedia:Morrison's Theorem and wikipedia:Selfridge's Cube Root Primality Test in page Primality test, but Wikipedia does not have articles "Morrison's Theorem" and "Selfridge's Cube Root Primality Test"

[Happy5214]

Originally Posted by sweety439

There are links wikipedia:Morrison's Theorem and wikipedia:Selfridge's Cube Root Primality Test in page Primality test, but Wikipedia does not have articles "Morrison's Theorem" and "Selfridge's Cube Root Primality Test"

Those interwiki links have been deleted and replaced with redlinks.

[sweety439]

Originally Posted by Happy5214

Those interwiki links have been deleted and replaced with redlinks.

No, there is no deletion log for these two articles, see https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php...on%27s_Theorem and https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php...Primality_Test, these two articles never exist in Wikipedia.

[Dr Sardonicus]

(my emphasis)

Originally Posted by sweety439

No, there is no deletion log for these two articles
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"interwiki links" "articles"