Zawartość nagłówka ["Followup-To:" gmane.comp.python.pywikipediabot.general.]
> Andre Engels <andreengels(a)gmail.com> wrote:
(reordered)
This particular issue I have now resolved by finding
that there is a
Dutch page on the same subject as the Polish one, and adding an
interwiki to that one. This way, even if someone mistakenly adds the
incorrect link again, for the bots this will lead to an interwiki
conflict, so they will not automatically propagate the wrong link any
more.
Thank you. I was looking for it but I think I didn't look at nlwiki.
I have cut out the part on the political activism to another article
that can now be linked to the rest.
Working with {{nobots}} as you have done is not a good
solution, I
think. Adding it on the Polish page could be justified, but on the
English one it also stops a good amount of correct edits.
I fully agree, this was just a temporary relief to keep enwiki page
clean as a source.
The first issue is indeed that the wrong interwiki has
to be removed
on _all_ languages to stop it from returning, but even with that one
could still get into problems because there might be bots that visited
some languages _before_ your removal, and others _after_ it. They
would then consider the wrong interwiki to be a missing one on the
languages visited afterward, and re-add them there.
This is what happened.
And I find this disturbing. I just couldn't stop the army of robots
doing what they wanted. Maybe we should think of template like
{{thinkagain}} to make interwiki.py bots flush their caches? Not sure
on this as well.
//Saper