User talk:ShakataGaNai

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Broken 'share on Twitter' links

At the bottom of every published article there is link 'share on twitter', it takes me to [1]. This suggests to add a message at Twitter which says "Look what I found on Wikinews: http://enwn.net/+2874250 ". However the enwn.net shortener outputs a 404 error in Chinese..

Wikinews:Tech/Domain Names says enwn.net - Owned by ShakataGaNai

1) I can see MediaWiki:Gadget-enwn-shortener.js

2) MediaWiki:Common.js does this

if ( links[i].href.indexOf("http://twitter.com/?status") === 0) { /*isTwitter*/
links[i].href = "http://twitter.com/?status=" + encodeURIComponent("Look what I found on Wikinews: http://enwn.net/+" + mw.config.get( 'wgArticleId' ));
//enwn.net is owned by ShakataGaNai
}

this seems to be the original reason for the issue I started this discussion with.

--Gryllida (talk) 05:52, 7 August 2019 (UTC)

Bureaucrat access removed

Note! Your privileges on English Wikinews have been reduced.

Under the Privilege expiry policy (enacted October 13, 2012) the rights held by your user account have been reduced due to inactivity, or lack of privilege use. You can view your user rights log here.

Point 4 of the Privilege expiry policy provides for fast-tracking reacquisition of privileges. We all understand that real-life commitments can severely curtail the level of commitment you can give to Wikinews; the privilege reduction is in no way intended as a reflection on your past work, or to imply you are unwelcome. The aim in curtailing privileges is to address security risks, and concern that a long period of inactivity means you may not be up-to-date with current policy and practices.

Only your bureaucrat access has been removed. Thanks, --DannyS712 (talk) 20:57, 21 November 2019 (UTC)