← Back to context Comment by teaearlgraycold 6 hours ago I’m confused why he wasn’t scripting the deletion process. 3 comments teaearlgraycold Reply yellowapple 5 minutes ago Or at some point going nuclear and halting article creation entirely unless it's by existing accounts that have proven themselves to be human. lukan 5 hours ago Because he did not wanted to delete genuine messages? Though it says the wiki has been largely not active, but it seems he wanted to restore it's functionality (he also started requiring a password for making edits now).https://www.prowiki.org/dse/wiki.cgi?StartSeite econ 4 hours ago I can see why the bots liked it. Is this the future of webdesign?
yellowapple 5 minutes ago Or at some point going nuclear and halting article creation entirely unless it's by existing accounts that have proven themselves to be human.
lukan 5 hours ago Because he did not wanted to delete genuine messages? Though it says the wiki has been largely not active, but it seems he wanted to restore it's functionality (he also started requiring a password for making edits now).https://www.prowiki.org/dse/wiki.cgi?StartSeite econ 4 hours ago I can see why the bots liked it. Is this the future of webdesign?
Or at some point going nuclear and halting article creation entirely unless it's by existing accounts that have proven themselves to be human.
Because he did not wanted to delete genuine messages? Though it says the wiki has been largely not active, but it seems he wanted to restore it's functionality (he also started requiring a password for making edits now).
https://www.prowiki.org/dse/wiki.cgi?StartSeite
I can see why the bots liked it. Is this the future of webdesign?