Jeblad

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«…freedom of thought is best promoted by the gradual illumination of men's minds, which follows from the advance of science…» — Charles Darwin «… but everything it created was mechanical, artificial. The real insight was in programming violations to the predictable variations. I gave it permission to shatter the rules.» — Mr. Xie

Jeblad (John Erling Blad) also Agtfjott at some projects. A previous official account during my work for Wikimedia Deutscland was John Erling Blad (WMDE). As creator of images use d:Q37033852.

<rant>One thing I really don't like with pretty much all editors and developers at the Wikimedia projects are this weird idea that I got this idea, it is my idea, it is the right idea, and I got all the facts right! More often than not other people had the same idea, they found it had flaws, and the idea came with a bunch of errors. Check whether someone has written a paper about it, check for known flaws, and expect errors. A lot of errors.

In short; investigate before you invest development time.

Often I can stare at the screen for days while I prod on some idea, trying to figure out how it would work, why it should work, and when it will fail. Occasionally I will search for a paper to try to figure out the best way around a problem. It gives me a pretty low line per minute, but usually it works in the end.</rant>

<rant>The real problem of Wikipedia isn't bad grammar, it is bad facts.</rant>

Gadgets

• spellchecker (experiment to find known erroneous terms)
• external-articles (add identifiers for external articles)
• quotes (only styling of quotes)
• ref toolbar (build references toolbar to get a more compact text)
• hide references (hide references until they are actually used)
• popup references (pack references into a popup window)
• trending (half-done project)
• redirect (only styling of links)
• disambiguate (only styling of links)
• pageview (add some pageview statistics to the footer of the page)
• pageview1 (alternative version: add some pageview statistics to the footer of the page)
• pageview2 (alternative version: add some pageview statistics to the end of the content)
• other-projects (add icons to the "in other projects" portlet)

Alternate accounts

There are more accounts.

• Jeblad (bot) (active account)
• Jeblad-demo (for public demostrations)
• Agtfjott (initial account)
• Agtbot (old bot account)
• Agtramp (testing of vandalism-detection)
• agt-newuser (specific testing)
• rcpatrol (recent changes patrol)

On other projects

This should be magic links but are borken

I am usually at Meta or Mediawiki!

• dawiki (talk, subpages)
• dewiki (talk, subpages)
• enwiki (talk, archive, subpages)
• nnwiki (talk, archive, subpages)
• nbwiki (talk, archive, subpages)
• sewiki (talk, archive, subpages)
• svwiki (talk, archive, subpages)
• datawiki (talk, archive, subpages)
• mediawiki (talk, archive, subpages)
• metawiki (talk, archive, subpages)

Other closely related projects

• Wikitech
• Phabricator
• GitHub (blogg)

Other remotely related projects

• LinkedIn
• Academia
• Twitter
• Keybase (identity)
• GitHub (repo)

…and someone must have found my name on a yellow sticker somewhere. (Even twice!)