Last modified: 2014-10-28 00:58:25 UTC
When a page gets delete or protected or other things it maybe is useful to say thanks for this action. But do not allow thanks for thanks log entries ...
Is this the same as bug 50867?
(In reply to db from comment #0) > But do not allow thanks for thanks log entries ... Why not?
(In reply to PiRSquared17 from comment #2) > (In reply to db from comment #0) > > But do not allow thanks for thanks log entries ... > > Why not? This was discussed at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:Notifications/Thanks#Returning_an_acknowledgement.3F The general idea is that this feature is meant to be "light-weight", and creating a "thanks for the thank!" would basically be overcomplicating it all. As I said there, we should pay the good karma forward (to other people), rather than just bouncing it back. :) If someone wants a ''response'' to their appreciation, or to make their appreciation more publicly visible, they'd be better off making an actual talkpage reply/thread. HTH.
(In reply to db from comment #0) > When a page gets delete or protected or other things it maybe is useful to > say thanks for this action. > > But do not allow thanks for thanks log entries ... Agreed. Would also be nice to be able to say thanks for translation-related actions in page logs. Thank you for considering this enhancement request. :)
*** Bug 72601 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Copied from bug 72601: (Rainer Rillke @commons.wikimedia wrote:) > The thank feature is useful for a couple of things, a "message recognized" > confirmation, to privately indicate that one concurs with ones action > without sending an e-Mail and as such I would like to thank for several > blocks. But there are no "thank" links in the user interface for blocks > (e.g. in the block log).
